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Adam Erace sits down across the street from Termini’s to have an old fashioned Italian meal at the Termini family’s restaurant Mr. Joe’s. And of […]

Elisa Ludwig checks out Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran’s Bindi and finds it a bit more tentative, especially when compared to the pair’s Lolita across […]

Periodically PhilaFoodie profiles a specific dish in a Philadelphia restaurant, this week he describes Tinto’s Sopa de Castaño, a truffled chestnut soup. And being PhilaFoodie […]

Last night, we checked out Supper’s monthly $35 three-course prix fixe “Sunday Supper” and we highly recommend the experience. With reservations. Meaning, you need to […]

Carlos Molina who was a longtime chef at Tequila’s now has his own place, Las Bugambilias on South Street. Craig LaBan visits and approves the […]

Photo by Ryan Charles Trey Popp visits Kaizan Modern Japanese on Locust Street and comes out confused. If every menu tells a story, Kaizan’s is […]

Photo by Ryan Charles Adam Erace finds nothing ugly at Ugly American, especially not Carla Goncalves’ biscuits. The biscuits, though, are all Goncalves’. She does […]

Kirsten is involved in other work so we’ll skip the gushing over Rick Nichols Sunday Inky column although it is as usual excellent writing. Today […]

Craig LaBan can be a demanding reviewer but never more so than when the topic is Louisiana cuisine. So it speaks volumes when he finds […]

Photo by Ryan Charles Adam Erace visits South Street’s Las Bugambilias and he’s impressed. The restaurant gods have delivered unto us a savior, Las Bugambilias—a […]

The Daily News takes an early look at the Ugly American and urges the restaurant chill out on some of its dishes. The restaurant is […]

Craig LaBan can’t resist a litany of kosher puns in his review of Max & David’s, the new kosher restaurant in Elkins Park. But Max […]

Elisa Ludwig visits Gaja Gaja, a Japanese and Korean quick service restaurant on South Street and recommends the miso soup and Japanese entrees. There is […]

Photo by Philadining.com Philadining takes a second trip to Yakitori Boy in Chinatown and reports the kitchen is finding its groove. Bacon and Eggs, well, […]

Adam Erace asks and answers the question, why go back to Old City’s Karma. (1) the tandoori chicken, succulent legs and thighs roasted in Karma’s […]