Blog | Piada Italian Street Food

Community Spotlight | Heartfelt Cycle Studio

“A Heartfelt class feels like coming home to yourself, and to finally have a space where you’re not so concerned about what you’re wearing or if you’re ‘doing it right’, or what anyone else is doing. We don’t compete or compare here, we don’t have any numbers or metrics or tracking in any way. It’s really focused on feeling, and the joy of movement."

Piada Spotlight | Sarah Zollinger

"People say the Chef hides in the kitchen, but you’re there to feed people and make them happy. Guests lean on you to help, so we take care of them from start to finish and make sure they leave with a smile on their face.”

Now introducing Piada Italian Street Food — East Liberty!

Our newest restaurant is in the East Liberty Shopping Center at 5996 Centre Ave, Suite 202. This restaurant is unique for many reasons: it’s our third Pittsburgh location, premier pay-first model and most compact Piada restaurant to date.

Piada Gives | Boys & Girls Clubs 2021

This August – October, we’re proud to partner with local Boys and Girls Clubs in each of our communities in support of their mission and work to shape the future of our country’s youth.

Piada Spotlight | Robin Stoner

“I really like the way you can bond with people over food. I have the opportunity to turn someone's day from a really bad one to a really good one just by giving them a great experience here at Piada.”

Juneteenth 2021 | Celebrating Freedom Day

June 19th, also known as Juneteenth, Freedom Day, or Emancipation Day, honors the official end of slavery in this country. We've put together resources, community events and donation opportunities to help you celebrate and remember Juneteenth this year.

Piada Spotlight | Beck Crum

"Finding that one thing you excel at and going after it and not giving up is what’s going to make you happiest.”

Beyond the Kitchen | Stein's Honey

Meet the Steins! This summer, every Honey Melon Fresca in our Ohio restaurants will feature the Stein's delicious wildflower honey.

It all started with just two apple trees. When the Steins purchased two hives back in 1998 to pollinate the apple blossoms in their family yard, they had no clue they’d set the course for what would bee-come a bee-autiful life.