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Perryopolis, PA · Food & Drink
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This Dreamy Garden Restaurant In Pennsylvania Is The Closest Thing To Dining In Wonderland
If you’ve ever wanted to fall through a rabbit hole and land somewhere beautiful with excellent food, Pusadee’s Garden in Pittsburgh is about as close as reality is going to get you. This Thai restaurant in the Lawrenceville neighborhood has built a reputation that stretches well beyond Pittsburgh,...
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Election Day Pancake Festival returns for 67th year
BUTLER TWP — Pancakes have been a key part of Election Day in Butler County for the last 67 years. Today was no different, as the community came out to the social hall at St. Conrad Church of All Saints Parish for a full day of food. A pancake...
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Pittsburgh’s Steel City Cellar says “patrons wearing nzi symbols” will be denied entry after Htler costume wearing customer sparks backlash
Pittsburgh-based Steel City Cellar is facing online backlash [Representational Image] - Source: Unsplash/0xk Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Steel City Cellar has responded to the outrage after a guest showed up wearing a H*tler costume during the comedy club’s opening night on Halloween. The claim originated from a Reddit post by u/OisinKaliszewski, who shared a photo of a woman dressed in a n*zi uniform. The Redditor alleged that the customer’s boyfriend dressed as Lindsay Clancy and had three children hanging from his neck. According to CNN, Clancy is a Massachusetts woman who received media...
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Pennsylvania Has A New Japanese Grocery Filled With Seafood, Bento Boxes And Treats Straight From Japan
A Japanese grocery trip in Pittsburgh can easily turn into lunch, a snack hunt, and even inspiration for dinner. Tokyo Japanese Food Store on Ellsworth Avenue brings together imported groceries, seafood, prepared meals, and sweets in one small shop, giving shoppers plenty of reasons to take their time browsing the shelves. It’s the kind of place where a quick stop for one ingredient can quickly become a search for something new to try, whether that means a ready-to-eat meal, a Japanese snack, or a sweet treat to take home.
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Fish Nor Fowl Shuts Its Doors in Garfield After Nearly Eight Years
Fish Nor Fowl has closed its doors on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood, nearly eight years after it first opened there. The restaurant announced the closure on its own website, saying it had served its last plate after a long run in the space. “After nearly eight years on...
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Pittsburgh's first YangGuoFu Mala Tang restaurant to soft open in Squirrel Hill, November 8.
YangGuoFu (also known as YGF Malatang), a chain of build-your-own malatang bowls, will soft open its first Pittsburgh-area location in Squirrel Hill on Sunday, November 8. Founded in 2003 in Harbin, China, YGF Malatang began as a humble street-side stall built on one belief: great food should be fresh, flavorful, and uniquely yours. We handpicked ingredients, simmered broth daily, and let guests craft their own bowls — interactive, vibrant, and deeply personal. That founding spirit — individuality and flavor discovery — drives us today as we bring authentic Malatang to the Americas. At YGF, every bowl is crafted fresh and unmistakably yours.
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Beloved Dish Osteria and Bar Delivers Every Time
Dish Osteria and Bar, located in the South Side, recently celebrated its 26th year in business, and the restaurant is more successful than ever. The beloved spot is typically booked out three to four weeks in advance, and it’s applauded regularly by locals and media alike, with many naming it one of the best spots to dine in Pittsburgh.
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Harmony’s German Christmas Market will return in November
Halfway through November, Harmony’s historic streets will resemble a “winter wonderland,” according to Laura Reid Riggin, co-chair of this year’s German Christmas Market. The event, which has been a staple of holiday season in the borough for over 2 decades, is set to take place Saturday,...
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Sarris Candies Builds On a Sweet Legacy
It all began in 1960 when Frank Sarris made homemade chocolates for his wife, Athena, in the basement of their Canonsburg home. Knowing that he had something special on his hands, Frank built a small shop next to their home in 1963, later tearing down their house to make room for a larger shop. Today, that shop runs a full city block, including an old-fashioned ice cream parlor.