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The town that can’t sell alcohol can, in fact, sell you drinks infused with marijuana’s active ingredient.

From small-batch bourbon to experimental gin, local distilleries are crafting sips worth tasting.

From crime to trash to the economy, there are thousands of reasons to feel bullish about the future of our amazing city.

After a tumultuous few years, Philadelphia’s dining scene has come roaring back.

Randy Rucker shares how getting lost, embracing change, and growing up on gumbo are inspirations behind his work.

All the new foods coming to the Phillies’ home stadium this year, plus some of our all-time favorites.

Ariel Tobing is launching a new menu with dishes inspired by his time working at Poi Dog and Musi.

Everything you need to know about what’s new and what’s next in Philadelphia’s dining and drinking scene.

Plus: Amy’s Pastelillos finds a new home in Fishtown, Federal Donuts is opening a massive new flagship location, and Philly snags an early James Beard win.

Neither snow, nor rain, nor gloom of night will keep us from going out and having a good time. Here are the best spots to get cozy in Philly.

A recent dispute over a hanging bacon dish reveals a deeper discussion we need to have about the history of Black American cuisine.

Plus: Philly’s own chef Reuby is living Más with Taco Bell, come Wine & Dine with Philly Mag at the Kimmel Center, and get ready for beer fest season.

Our annual list of the most exciting and best restaurants in Philadelphia right now

Liz Grothe is stepping out of her apartment and bringing her “fearlessly silly” cuisine to pop-up dinner parties across the city.

The outpouring of love and support shows just how much McGill meant to the community.