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Adam Erace discovers that Queen Village’s Kennett is the rarest of rare, a neighborhood restaurant that does everything and does everything well. Burger, check. Vegetarian […]
In Philly Mag’s online-only review series, The Revisit, Trey Popp checks out Rittenhouse stalwart Friday Saturday Sunday and finds a lot to like: Friday Saturday […]
Trey Popp ventures to the new White Dog Cafe on the Main Line, but not before recalling a less-than-stellar experience at the pre-Marty Grims version […]
Ice cream can be an appetizer. Olive oil can be served in powdered form. One way to tenderize an octopus is to pummel it with […]
The first meal I ever ate in Philadelphia taught me a lesson that I probably could have gleaned, at deep discount, from the dietary journals […]
The vibe and cocktails are in sync at the Corner. But the promising food of Scott Swiderski and John Taus still needs some tuning. Masa […]
As many as 400 diners a night come through the doors at Taqueria Moroleon in Avondale, PA. As Craig LaBan finds out, they’re coming for […]
Adam Erace hits up Marabella Meatball Co. and finds that the family can still make a tasty meatball. “The beef gets flavor from the sauce, […]
Many have exalted the soup dumplings at Dim Sum Garden but Brian Freedman finds that all the dough based menu items are worthy of praise. […]
Pizazz at D’Alessandro’s | Philly Phoodie The ham and cheese empanada is the clear winner for CE Phood on the opening weekend of 943. [CE […]
On this cold day let these photos of breakfast at Green Eggs Cafe warm you up. [Philly Phoodie] Bridges Burgers and Beers offers ordering advice […]
Another month, another Jose Garces restaurant. They open faster than diners can keep track. If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone […]
Trey Popp has a new online only review each month called The Revisit. In the first installment he visits the venerable Saloon. [T]he homemade fettuccini […]
Trey Popp reviews JG Domestic in the February issue of Philadelphia Magazine. He finds moments of “inspired inventiveness” but also some inconsistencies. I hope the […]
It’s the age-old quandary: You want to go drinking with an oddball genius from a Wes Anderson film, but can’t locate a sufficiently quirky venue. […]