Butler Street in Lawrenceville is dotted with flavor every step of the way from the 34th to the 54th block. Bakeries, cafes, coffee houses, bars, sandwich shops, pizza joints and ethnic restaurants sit on either side of the street and range from casual to upscale and everything in between. While some open at the crack of dawn, life at the others begins at dusk, making Butler a street that barely sleeps.

There are restaurant door handles, and then there are restaurant door handles that exude personality, evoke dishes prepared by the kitchen and start a conversation.

Just as Ben Roethlisberger and Ramon Foster are serious about football, so are they about food.

Chef Norman Hart knows more than a thing or two when it comes to baking.

Sue Marsula of Baldwin Borough loves making Christmas cookies, even if it means waking up at 6 a.m.

There are plenty of reasons to go bar hopping in Pittsburgh, and we don’t mean the kind where you get yourself sloshed silly.