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Frank’s Opens In Comcast Center
Frank’s Old Philly-Style Sandwiches has opened a stand in the Comcast Center’s subterranean food court. The sandwich spot from the same people who are behind […]
For The Turkeys
Thanksgiving is just days away and Foobooz has a link dump of recipes, tips, plus suggestions on where to pick up or eat out for […]
Et Tu Butcher and Singer
Rick Nichols scolds Stephen Starr’s retro-chophouse Butcher and Singer over its Caesar Salad. The cart was wheeled out, wooden bowl poised. A little cheese was […]
Week In Review: Get Out the Dirndl Vote Edition
Craig LaBan really liked Distrito, like a lot. Give me a B. Give me an A. Give me an R. What’s that spell? Our benevolent […]
German Christmas Village Coming To City Hall
An authentic German Christmas Village is coming to Dilworth Plaza at City Hall this Christmas season. The winter wonderland will consist of 63 wooden booths, […]
Del Frisco’s VIP Party
Photo courtesy of Philly Chit Chat Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse held a VIP party last night and although you couldn’t get a great idea […]
Pairing For Thanksgiving
Craig LaBan and Greg Moore list what wines they’re pairing with Thanksgiving dinner. Unsurprisingly, beer writer Lew Bryson has a different answer for what to […]
Blind Item: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
We hear that two very prominent restaurant partners will be parting ways in the very near future and divvying up their considerable culinary empire between […]
Holiday Gift Ideas
Whether we’re ready for it or not the holidays are looming and the fine folk at Greater Philadelphia Tourism and Marketing have a gift guide […]
Quick Bites
Noble American Cookery is looking to open in early 2009 on the booming 2000 block of Sansom (Capogiro, Melograno, Porcini, Tinto, Vic Sushi, Village Whiskey). […]
French Laundry Chef Coming To Free Library
Thomas Keller, owner and chef of The French Laundry, Bouchon, and Per Se will be speaking at the main branch of the Free Library at […]
Updated Menus At Butcher & Singer
We received the latest menus from Butcher & Singer and eagerly compared them to the originals to see just what changed. What we found is […]
Is It Wrong to Hate This Kid?
The New York Times has a profile of a 12-year-old, David Fishman, who goes out to dine alone and fancies himself a food critic. I […]
To Dirndl or Not To Dirndl?
Between Barack and baseball (and our trip to Seattle) we let a few things slip through the cracks in the past month, one of which […]