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D.C.’s Fancy Radish Is What Happens When Philly’s Best Veggie Restaurants Make a Baby

Remember when Foobooz told you about Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby’s Washington D.C. expansion? That they would be recreating their Rittenhouse street food cocktail bar, V Street, in the nation’s capital? Well, those plans […]

Be Well Philly

People Are Crazy-Obsessed With This $25 Yogurt, and Now You Can Buy It in Philly

I think we can all agree that gut health and probiotics are having a serious moment. Last spring, it was announced by Well and Good  that this […]

Be Well Philly

Peloton Just Released a Fancy New $4,000 Treadmill

The company that revolutionized at-home indoor cycling has a new sport in their sightline: treadmill workouts. Considering that no indoor workout known to humankind is […]

Business

Comcast Scion Now At the Helm of Philadelphia Esports Team

Tucker Roberts, the 27-year-old son of Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and his wife Aileen Roberts, is now at the helm of Philadelphia Fusion, a new […]

Restaurants

Heritage Is Raising Funds for Puerto Rico at Their New Salsa Night

It’s been months since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico. But this U.S. territory still has a long way to go to rebuild, and emergency support […]

Restaurants

Vetri Cucina and Primal Supply Are Teaming Up for an Epic Evening of Meat

Heather Thomason of Primal Supply Meats is everywhere these days: her CSA-style butcher’s club is thriving, she’s running the Winter Fare farmers’ market pop-up, and […]

Restaurants

Support Efforts to End Mass Incarceration at This Farm-to-Table Dinner

A good meal is a wonderful thing, but dining out for an important cause is even better. And this Saturday, January 13th, one Philly chef is […]

Be Well Philly

Here’s Where You Can Finally Learn to Use a Foam Roller the Right Way

Maybe it’s just me, but when I’m foam rolling, I feel like a seal trying to move on dry land. As in, there’s a lot […]

City Life

N.A. Poe to Plead Guilty to Drug Charges in Pot Party Case

Cannabis crusader N.A. Poe is expected to plead guilty in state court on Wednesday morning to drug charges stemming from last year’s big pot party […]

Things to Do

11 Things to Do in Comedy, Theater, Art, Books and Poetry

The Interconnectedness Of All Things @ South Tower Gallery at Park Towne Place | Wednesday, January 10 A group exhibition about “the connection between cosmic, […]

Restaurants

For the First Time Ever, Brunch at Fond

So here’s the thing I don’t get. Lee Styer, the chef at Fond? He seems like a pretty bright guy. And his wife, Jesse Prawlucki, […]

Restaurants

There’s a Surprise Seafood Ramen Pop-Up at Little Fish

Little Fish is a tiny restaurant — 22 seats if you’re not counting the couple tables they sometimes throw outside when the weather is good. […]

City Life

Philly Typewriter Guru Opens Typewriter Store in South Philly

Last year, we told you about the twice-a-week Philly Typewriter pop-up shop in Mount Airy and the curious increase in the typewriter market in an […]

Business

PHOTOS: Inside Turn5’s Brand New Headquarters

Turn5, one of the region’s fastest growing e-commerce companies, is officially settled in at its new headquarters in Paoli. The company, which specializes in selling […]

City Life

La Salle’s President Defends Her Controversial Plan to Auction Artwork

Both local art lovers and members of Philadelphia’s academic museum community were dismayed to hear the news that cash-strapped La Salle University intends to auction […]