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When you get that first whiff of their sweet house-made milk buns, when you sink your teeth into the grilled swordfish or the fried maitake […]

Some say that bread makes the sandwich. But I’m not sure that’s quite right. I think bread sets the tone. It sets expectations. It tells […]

Howdy, buckaroos. And welcome to another edition of the Monday Round-Up. This week, we’ve got news about beer, bagels and tomato pies — a weird […]

We can all agree: There’s a difference between great fried chicken and a great fried chicken sandwich. A fried chicken sandwich needs a perfect bun, […]

Here’s an opinion that I actually think a lot of people hold: Thanksgiving leftovers are better than the actual meal. The holy grail of Thanksgiving […]

With all the bad news coming out of the restaurant world right now, it’s hard to even believe the good news. The fact that restaurants […]

Six fit Philadelphians share the virtual tools they’re using to stay centered and healthy during the pandemic. Valerie Gay Deputy director of audience engagement and […]

Trey Popp tries out the Pho Hua, the month-old fast-food chain that has opened at just south of Washington Avenue on 11th Street. Pho Hua […]

Thank you for attending our Cook-Off event! Stay tuned for upcoming Phillymag events! eat. Taste the dishes from Philadelphia’s top restaurants. vote. Guests and a […]

Earlier this week, the Weiner Engine That Still Thinks It Can paraded out Huma Abedin, Anthony Weiner’s wife, to speak about his most recent indecencies. […]

Hooping? As in hula hooping? Yes! Whole Foods in Wynnewood is hosting a Hooping Class taught by Leah Troiano, founder of LoopdiHoops. Hooping is a […]

Truth be told, I’m not a group fitness person. I prefer to blast my iPod  and do my own thing at the gym. But the […]

For Jewish Philadelphians or anyone who feels a particular gravitational pull toward apples and honey, it’s (somehow) time to start thinking about Rosh Hashanah. And, […]

Two years ago this month, we launched our annual 50 Best Restaurants list. Two months later, COVID came along and shut down our city, our […]

Philly is fundamentally an unpretentious city. There are many more casual, neighborhood bars and pubs here than there are white table cloth restaurants and we […]