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Table Talk has some details on The Witch that has sprung from Peppercorns on Moyamensing Ave. There’s a liquor license and chef from Django in […]

34th Street Magazine chats with Jose Garces asking some interesting questions about how he is different than Stephen Starr, what happened to the taco stand […]

On Wednesday, October 22nd, Friday Saturday Sunday will offer a 5 course menu paired with wine. The cost is $75 per person plus tax and […]

It’s Wine Week on Rittenhouse Row. What does that mean? Well participating Center City restaurants are offering deals including specially priced glasses, global flights and […]

The weekly eyeball bender is quickly becoming a Friday tradition. Guess what restaurant is featured in this photo.

Meal Ticket has the lowdown on Butcher and Singer, Stephen Starr’s new chop house in the old Striped Bass. Butcher and Singer is aiming to […]

Root, root, root for the home team and if they win, celebrate with this Phillies cake from Isgro.

The shock, the outrage! Tomorrow, Brasserie Perrier is turning to skin to celebrate fall beer in an eye-popping way as Delilah’s Showgirls, undoubtedly filling out […]

BYOB Bindi is hosting another tasting dinner tonight. This week’s theme is “Influences of India” and highlights dishes from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and China that have been […]

A well-connected Starrling tells us that neither of the potential Starr restaurants – the Broad Street Diner and the Letto Deli – we’ve been following […]

Sorry, Queen Village! If all goes smoothly, Tria #3 will be located in the former M.A.B. paint store at the corner of 21st and South. […]

The Phillies are playing again tonight and if you’re not actually in L.A. for the game (ahem) we’d suggest watching it at the South Philadelphia […]

Craig LaBan reviewed South Philly BYOB Nicholas and discovered that chef-owners Nick Matteo and Nick Sweeney, “clearly remembered to give their casual new bistro the […]

The New York Times Magazine offered up a food-centric issue this past weekend and it’s chock full of good food nerd stuff, from food politics […]

Well, Stephen Starr, you certainly are keeping our rumor-mongering restaurant yenta crew busy these days. First with the takeover of the Broad Street Diner and […]