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Food For Thought | Stack’d Oakland

By Kendall Swift, Staff Writer • December 6, 2021

In this week’s installment of Food For Thought, Kendall Swift tries out Stack’d in Oakland.

Shop2Help helps local businesses, food banks

By Andrew Thompson, For The Pitt News • March 3, 2021

Georgia Petropolis, the executive director of the Oakland Business Improvement District, started the Shop2Help Oakland program in October to help local businesses and the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank.

Presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar packs Stack’d

By Rachel Romac, For The Pitt News • September 18, 2019

Sen. Amy Klobuchar entered Stack’d Burgers and Beer with a strong smile and wave, to chants of “Amy! Amy! Amy!” from the bar area and the sidewalk next to the restaurant.

CHiKN brings Nashville hot chicken to Oakland

By Maggie Young, Staff Writer • February 3, 2019

Nashville-style hot chicken has been around for decades before recently spreading across the country. CHiKN, owned by Stack’d, offers the recipe in Oakland.

Delectable dishes at the best restaurants, according to the experts

By Neena Hagen, Staff Writer • January 23, 2019

To help our loyal readers, Staff Writer Neena Hagen spoke with the experts — the staff of your favorite restaurants — to find the best dishes to order.

Staff picks: cheap eats in Oakland

By TPN Staff • August 21, 2017

With Red Oak Cafe’s closure, Pitt students could go hungry come fall. But here at The Pitt News, we won’t let that happen. There are plenty of restaurants in Oakland to choose from — you just need...

Hungry for more: Competition heats up among Oakland’s Asian restaurants

By Josh Ye, Staff Writer • December 25, 2016

Where the last few decals of the old Pittsburgh Pretzel Sandwich Shop on Forbes Avenue used to stick, a poster of an energetic Chinese chef, smiling as he hand-pulls noodles, now brightens the dark window.

Patties Stack’d high

By Eric Acosta / for The Pitt News • September 21, 2015

Heads up Five Guys, your reign as the face of Oakland’s hamburger scene is coming to an end. Three days ago, Pittsburgh’s own Stack’d moved into the corner of Forbes Avenue and Oakland Avenue, expanding...