We’ve already seen several impressive rebirths this year. Hawthorne’s has reopened after a blaze forced the beer cafe and bruncherie to close for almost a year, and they’re […]
Sometimes we look around this city of ours, shake our heads, and say, “Why?” Why, for example, is the front-running candidate for mayor, Lynne Abraham, […]
Keith Garabedian is closing his South Street hot dog shop after three-and-a-half praise filled years. Hot Diggity immediately seemed like it had always been on […]
If you are getting married in Philadelphia the same September weekend that will see the city play host to Pope Francis’ visit, well, then we […]
The 2015 50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia list has been updated to include images and writeups on all 5o restaurants. Check out the entire list […]
It’s officially soup season, people. Not only is soup the perfect warming food for cold weather, it’s also filling and healthy if you’re watching your […]
So Philadelphia, it seems, is having something of a moment. There was the Bon Appetit piece on Reading Terminal Market. There was the New York […]
Lyft, the ride-hailing service that is the chief competitor to Uber, is planning to launch in Philadelphia. Billy Penn reported on a Craigslist ad asking […]
The Phillymag.com Pop Quiz: Seven simple questions about the week that was. Are you a newser … or a loser?
Much like when your 11-year-old brother showed you that minute we-can-sort-of-see-it “growth” of hair on his upper lip that he dubbed a mustache, a recent fourth-quarter analysis of […]
Local Reads: “Darrell Clarke wants to restructure the government. Does anybody else?” City Council President Darrell Clarke is hoping to push through legislation soon that would […]
Earlier today, the NCAA and the state of Pennsylvania reached a deal that restores all 112 wins vacated in the of the Jerry Sandusky child […]
Joe Paterno is once again the winningest coach in major college football history. In the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal, the […]
Working towards opening Bing Bing Dim Sum on East Passyunk doesn’t mean Cheu Noodle Bar is stagnating. The Washington Square West noodle shop is showing off six […]
It’s no secret: Everyone loves Benjamin Franklin. Whether it’s the famed quote about beer (sorry, ya’ll) or that whole key and key thing, we cannot […]
