If there is one thing Pittsburgh is known for, it’s our neighborhoods. All 90 city nabes, the first-ring suburbs and beyond. We love them deeply, fiercely, with a passion typically reserved for our sports teams. Once, while taking a city-loving visitor around town, we waltzed through Downtown, the North Side, East Liberty, Squirrel Hill, the South Side, the Strip and more. “How many walkable, wonderful neighborhoods can one city have?” he yelled (and we weren’t even halfway through the tour).
We invite you to take a closer look at all of the Pittsburgh neighborhoods here. Soon there will be more, along with videos and new photos and updates on the latest happenings.
- Sharpsburg
- The South Side
- Squirrel Hill
- The Strip District
- Troy Hill
- Verona
- West End Village
- Wexford
- Wilkinsburg
- Over The Bar Bicycle Café opening its third location, in South Fayette by parks and trails
- Investing in Professional Artists announces $170,000 in local grants
- Support Blackout Tuesday at the Black-owned Marketplace in Homewood
- Gaucho’s back in business. The new Downtown space opens for takeout today
- Gordo’s Tacos & Tequila, a two-story restaurant, is opening in Mt. Washington
- Blanket & Board specializes in simple, yet sophisticated, picnics
- A block of Oakland Avenue is now an al fresco eatery. Other city streets and sidewalks will offer outdoor dining soon
- The Random Note Project offers hope through words of kindness
- Pittsburgh brewery news, from Fresh Fest to new places in the Strip
- Jeremy Raymer paints mural of special effects artist Tom Savini in Lawrenceville
- The Peach Truck rolls into Pittsburgh in June and two more dates this summer
- Knock About and Urban Trail debut as new coffee trucks in Pittsburgh
- Port Authority gets $99.95M for Bus Rapid Transit linking Downtown and Oakland
- New breweries open in the Pittsburgh region while others make the most of it
- Mural artist Jeremy Raymer planning a tribute to special effects legend Tom Savini
