Pittsburgh Steelers fans in Central Pennsylvania have hope to see games televised. 

After a few months of being shuttered, The Pressroom restaurant in downtown Lancaster reopens Aug. 22 under new ownership. 

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed House Bill 1615 into law Monday, a measure that is aimed at making it easier for bars and restaurants to offer outdoor entertainment. 

Lack of access to child care threatens parents’ ability to work in the hospitality industry, according to survey data released Wednesday by the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association and Start Strong PA.

The Harrisburg-based Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association announced Wednesday that its board of directors has appointed hospitality executive Joe Massaro as the next president and CEO, effective July 25.

The availability of beer at bars, taverns and restaurants in the southeast is becoming a slow flow as supply chain issues hit distributors. 

Lancaster County brought in more visitors and made more money through its tourism industry in 2021 than it did in 2019, according to Discover Lancaster’s 2021 tourism economic impact report. 

After more than 20 years as a community fixture, the Country Table Restaurant in Mount Joy will close. 

TJ Rockwell’s American Grille’s Mechanicsburg and Elizabethtown restaurants were recently purchased by the owners of Palmyra-based restaurant Funck’s. 

An update to Pennsylvania’s rules regarding how employers pay tipped workers will be voted on by the state Independent Regulatory Review Commission during a meeting next month. 

Area restaurants are geared up for a busy Valentine’s Day weekend as industry-wide workforce shortages continue. 

The Pennsylvania Licensed Beverage and Tavern Association (PLBTA) members want answers to how House Bill 2272 will impact their business before throwing support behind it. 

John Longstreet, president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association (PRLA) announced his plans to retire from the association in July. 

Restaurants and bars can now offer seating within 1,000 feet from their main location and serve alcohol to those customers under legislation signed into law by Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday. 

The allowance of cocktails-to-go that was made to help bars and restaurants during the pandemic is one step closer to being permanent.