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And it’s time it got some damn respect.

Everybody Eats Cafe serves up great food for an even greater purpose. 

Grease, grit, and glory: These are the legendary bites that capture the soul of Delco.

After 12 years in East Passyunk, Fond packed up their menu — chicken liver mousse and all — and set out for the burbs.

Porterhouses and crab-cake egg rolls are on the menu at Washington Square’s Rockwell & Rose. Plus: Suburban Station gets a new Spanish-Italian restaurant, and Haraz comes to Fishtown.

Plus: What to do with your Iron Hill gift cards, the award-winning chef coming to Colmar, and Bomb Bomb’s reopening date.

From morning coffee to dinner, the energy of Brewerytown’s Baby’s Kusina + Market is as vibrant as the calamansi chicken wings and tamari-pineapple tocilog.

Reservations for the highly anticipated retro Japanese diner are now available.

The three acclaimed restaurants join a growing list of Philly establishments receiving national culinary honors.

After years of rumors, Eataly is finally making its Pennsylvania debut. Plus: Bomb Bomb teases a fall reopening, and meet the AI bot trying to become your next sommelier.

Percy’s maximalist ’70s decor is a hit, but the menu is a miss — proving that you can’t eat a vibe.

Same great bar, but with new owners. Plus: A Southern-comfort concept from Texas is coming to Philly, and the Poe-themed pop-up you don’t want to miss.

The accolades for Philly’s restaurant scene keep rolling in as Headhouse Square’s ambitious dining experiment joins the national stage.

Plus, the two Philly restaurants that made it on the New York Times 50 Best Restaurants list.

Plus: A churro collab you don’t want to miss, Bird Gang Spirits’ new Ritas-inspired vodkas, and spooky season begins at Craftsman Row Saloon.