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It’s been a while since we checked in with the world wide web of food. What’s going on out there? Laid-off financial industry employees are […]

Tonight is the kickoff of OpenTable.com’s Appetite Stimulus Plan. 70+ participating restaurants are offering $35 dinners and $24 lunches. We don’t have a whole lot […]

Rick Nichols is drawn to the Loft District’s Prohibition Taproom by three glowing letters, B-A-R. The place had me at the BAR sign. On a […]

If Sirens tried to lure the SS Foobooz, we’re pretty sure they would recite this week’s “The Best of Matyson” menu to entice us into the […]

On our way to check out the new Thai Chef & Noodle Fusion Friday, we noticed that 2006 Chestnut, former home to Arch Electronics has […]

Friday Tonight stop your whining. A quick look at the calendar shows three wine focused events tonight. A sold-out Sommelier Smackdown, a panel on women […]

A chef’s table in West Chester gets two bells. Apothecary has new economically priced cocktails. Bryan Sikora cooks on the Martha Stewart Show. Looking for […]

Things we hate: people who say they had such-and-such great cuisine in X city and you can’t get that in Philadelphia. Things we love: Thai […]

The Daily Pennsylvanian reports that Bobby Flay is considering opening a Bobby’s Burger Palace in the Radian. The first Bobby’s Burger Palace is located on […]

A couple of new web sites have landed in the last week or so. First is Table Matters, an independent journal supported by Drexel University […]

Some fun for a dreary Friday. Where in Philadelphia was this photograph taken?

It’s been a while since we professed our undying love for the masterful work of Rick Nichols, but after reading his lyrical analysis of the […]

The Daily Pennsylvanian’s 34th Street Magazine has been chock full of food and drink related notes and this week is no different. Profile and history […]

Di Vino Wine Bar has opened off Rittenhouse Square with a different menu than the one we published a few weeks back. The current menu […]

The Inquirer is reporting that Daniel Stern’s Rae is going to move to Two Liberty Place. When Rae opens, hopefully by Labor Day 2009, the […]