Pittsburgh Magazine

Pittsburgh Magazine is a lifestyle publication focused on the Pittsburgh metropolitan area. It reaches a monthly audience of 341,274 readers. The magazine is known for its annual "40 Under 40" list, which highlights influential young people in Pittsburgh, as well as its yearly rankings of the city's 25 Best Restaurants, Best of the 'Burgh, Top Doctors, Top Dentists, and its City Guide. Pittsburgh Magazine is also part of the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA).

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Lawrenceville Market House Looks to Refresh Its Food Offerings

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Kristy Graver

You have until June 29 to dig in at Lawrenceville’s Main Street Diner & Kickback Cafe before it goes 6 feet under. As a diehard fan of the 1988 film “Beetlejuice,” it’ll be a sad day-o for me, indeed. In a social media post on Monday, the owners of Lawrenceville Market House, a co-retailing space that debuted on Butler Street in 2022, announced the decision to close the Beetlejuice-themed bar, restaurant and pinball arcade that’s located on the lower level.
This Local Nursery Specializes in Plants —and Penn State Ice Cream | Pittsburgh Magazine

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Kristy Graver

Flora Park Garden Center’s creamery sells 24 flavors of the university’s legendary dessert. To the owners of Flora Park Garden Center, the place isn’t just about plants, it’s about people — and Penn State ice cream. Randy Stetor and Debra Galob, who opened the business in Bethel Park in 2000, now have an onsite sweet shop that serves 24 flavors of ice cream made at Penn State University’s 160-year-old Berkey Creamery in State College.
Collier’s Weekly: How to Tackle Kennywood’s Bites and Pints Food Festival Like a Pro

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Sean Collier

I experienced a new sensation at this year’s iteration of the Kennywood Bites and Pints Food & Drink Festival: I was full. Not merely satiated; I was really and truly full. The annual event is regularly tasty and offers a good variety of food that’s far removed from the usual theme-park fare — but, in its first few years, the first word of the title was accurate. Your tasting card (or a la carte purchase) got you a hearty bite — more than a taste but less than a side.
Hey Babe Is Open for Business

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Kristy Graver

The East Liberty cocktail lounge is the brainchild of industry veterans (and lovebirds) Danielle Cain and Rob Hirst. Married couple Danielle Cain and Rob Hirst took their favorite term of endearment and turned it into a throwback lounge that serves swanky cocktails with bites to match. Now that’s true love!Hey Babe opened June 16 inside East Liberty’s historic YMCA building on South Whitfield Street.
What’s the Buzz About Kyuramen?

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Kristy Graver

One of the largest ramen restaurant chains in the country has two locations in the Pittsburgh area. Kyuramen’s motto is “Every Day is Ramen Day,” so I took heed and dined there on consecutive nights. Within the past six months, one of the country’s largest ramen restaurant chains opened spots in East Liberty and Cranberry. During my first visit, I was accompanied by friends who, despite rush-hour traffic, mazelike streets and construction zones managed to find me.
A Traveler's Guide to Sugarcreek, Ohio

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Sean Collier

Twice each hour, the world’s largest cuckoo clock chimes in Sugarcreek, Ohio. The landmark marvel is much more than a clock; after bells toll to sound the hour or half-hour, a quintet of mechanical musicians emerge from within the structure to play a lively tune while another pair of figures dance nearby.
Profile: Learnmore Jonasi, the Well-Traveled Comedian

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Sean Collier

Before Learnmore Jonasi could begin his stand-up career, he needed his neighbors to understand that stand-up comedy is a real thing. In his native Zimbabwe, he says, people weren’t particularly familiar with the art form at the time he began performing. “I was one of the first-generation comedians in my country,” he says.
What's Madonna Doing on the Side of Irwin’s Pizza Hut?

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Sean Collier

A sprawling mural shows pop-culture references and local nods. You might not give a second glance to the fast-food restaurants that line Route 30 in Irwin. One, however, is home to a unique time capsule of the early 1990s. Behind Irwin’s Pizza Hut location — itself a treasure, open since the 1970s and featuring the traditional architecture of the chain — you’ll find a sprawling mural of pop-culture references and local nods.
Improvements Are Coming to Acrisure Stadium To Prepare for the NFL Draft

2 weeks ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Virginia Linn

Part of the South Lawn will be replaced with artificial turf and a larger electronic sign will be installed. With the NFL Draft now 314 days away, the Steelers are moving ahead on two important improvements at Acrisure Stadium to get ready for all the festivities coming April 23-25, 2026. They plan to replace 10,000 to 12,000 square feet of lawn outside of the stadium at the corner of North Shore Drive and Rooney Avenue with artificial turf for youth activities.
Designer Betsy Wentz's Colorful Sewickley Pool House is '100% Fun'

2 weeks ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Jessica Sinichak

Like many during the pandemic, interior designer Betsy Wentz started dreaming of a pool while her family was stuck at home. Last summer, she made it happen. “We ended up morphing from this very small idea of a small pool, to a larger pool — and then including the pool house,” she says.