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Craig LaBan tries the new Astral Plane Millennium and finds that the quirky charm of the former Astral Plane is gone in both the food […]
A special shout out to our sponsors, without them the truffled chestnut soup and “Bilbao Express†lunch at Tinto just wouldn’t be practical. UWISHUNU – […]
Pearl, the 128-seat restaurant and bar at 1904 Chestnut Street is set to open this Sunday evening. Maybe then we’ll find out what a Euro […]
Even Trey Popp’s complaints are complimentary in his take on Marigold Kitchen and its new chef, Erin O’Shea. Sweetbread nuggets won converts who usually steer […]
15 days?! Just 15 days until Philly Beer Week begins? Amazing. While we’re as excited as anyone about the celebration of craft beer, we’re wondering […]
 This week we hear that some prices are going up and some prices are going down at the Fair Food Farmstand, but the real […]
Even though Tony Bourdain–one of our favorite food writers–crapped all over Philly when he was here (please, Tony, allow us to show you around next […]
Bad news for those who worry about the “Manayunkization” of Northern Liberties. Girard Avenue isn’t safe from the likes of Four Corners Management (Drinkers, Noche, […]
Robert Sietsema, The Village Voice’s food critic, managed to sneak into a taping of Iron Chef and was shocked–shocked!–to discover that the TV show is […]
The Inquirer food section in a nutshell: It’s cold and wintry, make homemade soup for yourself, order homemade muttloaf for your dog. New restaurants remain […]
Philadelphia Magazine threw their Philly Cooks event last night where more than 50 restaurants competed in a number of categories including best savory dish, best […]
If you missed The Bite in today’s Metro it’s only because it moved from the pink Entertainment pages to the Going Out section where it […]
The grossest part of this beef recall is the fact that Philly school cafeterias served beef for lunch four times in one week. Even hard-core […]
Craig LaBan pours the praise on for Supper, the South Street, small plates restaurant that he calls “one of the most exciting restaurants” he’s reviewed […]