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Asian Urban Outfitters Exec: Millennial Staffers Called Me “Mr. Miyagi”
Controversial Philly-based retail conglomerate Urban Outfitters, aka URBN, has been sued by a former executive who claims he was the target of harassment and discrimination […]
Philly Will Soon Be Home to a Tiny Wawa
Not very long ago, we shared the exciting news that the largest Wawa in the universe would open at 6th and Chestnut streets in Old […]
NoLibs’ Piazza Begins Its Comeback With Tons of New Food and Drink Vendors
The Piazza Pod Park, a new mixed-use outdoor development adjacent to the now-mostly-empty Piazza, is opening to Northern Liberties in early summer. The 35,000 square-foot mixed-use outdoor […]
Green Eggs Cafe Is Expanding to Brewerytown and Rittenhouse
Local brunch chain Green Eggs Cafe is growing again, with a location in Brewerytown opening at 2800 West Girard Avenue later this month. The space, a 2,200 […]
Your Dogs and Cats Can Now Listen to Yannick’s Epic Playlist for Pets
Philadelphia Orchestra music director Yannick Nézet-Séguin loves cats. He and his partner Pierre have three of their own (their names: Rodolfo, Melisande, and Rafa) inside […]
Date Set for the First (and Only) TV Debate of the Philly Mayoral Race
It’s fair to say that Philadelphia’s 2019 mayoral race hasn’t seen a level of competition and excitement comparable to that of the 2015 election, which boasted […]
Bistro 7 Chef Returns With “Old School” French in East Passyunk
A new restaurant at 9th and Morris marks the return of a longtime Philly chef. Michael O’Halloran will open Bistro La Bête, a French concept […]
Lunar Inn Kicks Off Brunch in Port Richmond
The Lunar Inn just opened in Port Richmond last month, but it’s already one of our favorite spots to kick back with some local cider and a pimento […]
Manayunk Inexplicably Makes USA Today’s “Best Small Town Cultural Scene” List
USA Today and its listicle-happy website 10Best just released the 20 candidates for their “Best Small Town Cultural Scene” award. Readers get to vote for […]
Free Outdoor Workouts Return to Dilworth Park
After months of being stuck indoors, the entire city seems eager to end the winter hibernation and get outside. With the warmer weather, Philadelphians are […]
Vernalicious Brings Veggies and Comfort Food to South Philly
A beloved food truck owner is about to make her brick-and-mortar comeback. Vernalicious, Verna Swerdlow’s petite BYO in Whitman, opens its doors this Friday, April 12th […]
One of Philly’s Largest Free Yoga Series Is Returning to Race Street Pier
There’s a reason that getting a “change of scenery” has become a cliché at this point: It actually does work to clear your head. But […]
Pizzeria Beddia Isn’t the “Best Pizza in America” Anymore
It must suck to be Joe Beddia right now. Or maybe it’s great to be Joe Beddia right now. It’s probably a little of both. […]
Wawa Day 2019: Free Coffee — and Michael Solomonov Making Hoagies
Another Wawa coffee freebie day is coming soon. On Thursday, the company will give out cups of joe to celebrate Wawa Day, the day Wawa opened its […]
Olly, the Latest From Southwark Owners, Is About to Open in Queen Village
When Marina de Oliveira and Chris D’Ambro took over Queen Village mainstay Southwark back in 2016, they managed to get two restaurants out of the deal, opening Ambra, […]