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Crawfish in a Vietnamese restaurant? That’s the attraction at My Tho next to Pho 75 in South Philadelphia. Adam Erace gleefully sucks ’em down. I […]
Brian Freedman finds that sometimes fried onions are just what you need and sometimes one story above the bustle of Old City at Revolution House […]
Craig LaBan gives the pretzels, sausage and the three entrees at Frankford Hall the once over. He doesn’t come away impressed. He does however use […]
When it comes to digital first impressions (like the one just mentioned in the Fare review), Opa goes for sheer volume. A cartoon folk dancer […]
We’re going to try and make our Around the Web feature a more reliable feature that will run every Friday. Today we focus on some […]
Recent addition to the Daily News, Jason Wilson writes today about Le Fooding, “high-quality-but-casual eating and drinking that falls outside of all established genres.” His […]
Brian Freedman sees a lot of New York in the Rittenhouse Square outpost of Serafina. And he doesn’t mean that in a good way but […]
Adam Erace goes through all the sides (well almost all of them) at Rotisseur but it is the bird that is at center stage. At […]
Craig LaBan lambasts Thai Kuu in Sunday’s Inquirer crushing the food, cost and service enroute to a stinging zero-bell review. A food-runner was positively flummoxed […]
Adam Erace visits Stephen Starr’s Frankford Hall and goes over the limited menu.
Brian Freedman aimed to check out Wednesday barbecue dinner at Pub & Kitchen. But with that sold out for the evening he was reminded that […]
Trey Popp pens a love letter to Aimee Olexy’s new restaurant, Talula’s Garden. [F]rom the most exquisitely curated cheese plates in town to the rustic […]
Several weeks ago I was at Village Whiskey for something to eat (and drink) after a rather informative cruise down the Schuylkill River (which is […]
YOU ENTER A WROUGHT-IRON GATE on 8th Street, follow a brick path past a blaze of pink azaleas, duck under the low-hanging boughs of a […]
A FILMMAKER WOULD OPEN with a bird’s-eye shot of the mushroom pâté en croûte. The camera would linger for a moment on the centerpiece—a broad […]