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After national acclaim over the past decade, where is Pittsburgh’s food scene headed?

Ryan Deto
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Owner Brian Pekarcik at Local Provisions in Fox Chapel Plaza.
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A dumpling at Everyday Noodles in Squirrel Hill.
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Executive chef Jamilka Borges (left) and pastry chef Dianne DeStefano are preparing to open their restaurant, Lilith, on Spahr Street in Shadyside.
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A fresh turkey sandwich at Local Provisions in Fox Chapel Plaza.
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Steve Chow, one of the owners of Everyday Noodles in Squirrel Hill, shows how to prepare dumplings.
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The Piggy Butter and Jelly burger at Burgatory, a Pittsburgh-based chain with nine locations. The Cajun-dusted ground beef and bacon burger has white American cheese, candied bacon, bread and butter pickles, peanut butter and habanero jelly.

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