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Last year Drexel launched an online food magazine, Table Matters that took a lofty look at food and food writing. This year Table Matters is […]
Adam Erace gets raw shrimp in his ceviche but Avenida does a good job on the grilled menu items. I also loved the el biche. […]
Craig LaBan certainly has some complaints in his two bell review of Narberth’s Gemelli. But he also has some nice things to say about chef/owner […]
Rick Nichols finds that the Italian Market version of Paesano’s has had no problem creating converts of the locals despite chef-owner Peter McAndrews being an […]
Missteps in the kitchen and service problems at Sweeties Pie Diner have Lari Robling wondering WWGRD (What would Gordon Ramsay Do?). Despite the criticism, my […]
Trey Popp visits Lafayette Bistro at 5th and Fairmount and finds decent enough Mediterranean and Tunisian influenced dishes, what he doesn’t find is other diners. […]
Adam Erace loves both the beer and the breakfast at Bella Vista’s Hawthornes, The pancakes—and the pairing—didn’t disappoint. Wide as the business end of a […]
Craig LaBan only wishes he could like MidAtlantic the restaurant as much as he likes MidAtlantic the concept. But too many gaffes leave that as […]
There’s nothing nasty in Trey Popp’s review of Han Dynasty, not even the tripe. But it’s owner Han Chiang that steals the show. Han Chiang’s […]
Brian McManus leads a group of Texan expats to Percy Street Barbecue  where they leave “full” and “happy.” The smoky chicken is tender and juicy. […]
Amis 34th Street finds that Marc Vetri’s latest lives up to its hype and delivers a meal that will have your friends loving you for […]
Craig LaBan visits the Pelican Restaurant, an Italian seafood BYO in Sewell, New Jersey. What he finds are well crafted Italian seafood favorites from Bill […]
David Snyder recognizes that Chew Man Chu isn’t aiming to knock the socks off of foodies but he can’t knock the job it is doing […]
BY VICTOR FIORILLO Jason Evanchik has a strange trinity of establishments on his hands. First there was Vintage, a perfectly respectable wine bar he opened […]
Adam Erace visits Koo Zee Doo and even though it seems like much of what he liked is now off the menu, he’ll be returning […]