The Tribune-Review, also known as "the Trib," is a prominent newspaper serving the Greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area of Western Pennsylvania. It is the second-largest daily in Pennsylvania and transitioned to an all-digital format in 2016 while maintaining a strong readership online. The newspaper is known for its coverage of local news, sports, politics, and culture, and it has a conservative editorial stance. Subscribers can access the digital edition through the Tribune-Review eTRIB app, which offers convenience along with features like archive access and social sharing. Reader reviews of the app mention convenience and local news coverage as strong points, though some critique the paper's political bias and occasional editorial issues. In terms of reputation, the Tribune-Review has a mixed but generally positive perception. Some readers appreciate its local news focus and innovative digital delivery, while others criticize its ideological leanings and editorial quality. It has a history of investigative journalism and controversies but also a record of growth in readership in recent years. Additionally, there was a mention of "The Tribune's Review" in the context of a culinary review of a restaurant named Carmen Berzatto, which was described as an innovative dining experience with some inconsistencies but overall potential as a culinary landmark. If the interest is in the newspaper itself, its reviews highlight a valuable local news source with a broad digital reach and some political contention. If it is about the restaurant review named similarly, it suggests a complex and ambitious culinary experience. References:
- Tribune-Review digital app and user reviews
- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review newspaper history and profile
- The Tribune's Review restaurant review discussion
