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During happy hour at *smiths (why do people feel a need to get all cute with their name?) every glass of wine on their list […]
We here at the Foobooz are suckers for sangria. In fact in the plans for our our state-of-the-art world headquarters there is a sophisticated sangria […]
It’s no coincidence that our cover model is wearing a kicky, casual satin cocktail dress with a low, puckered waistband. It’s not the sort of […]
Two guys + one amazing apartment equals lessons of modern love Modern love lesson 1: two is better than one John Minor, manager of Center […]
You don’t have to feel blue just because it’s black outside You wake up, it’s dark. You leave work, it’s dark. It’s only 6 p.m. […]
Gridskipper came to town and ranked its six favorite steak sandwiches. America’s best sandwich can only muster 10th here and Tony Luke’s comes out on […]
There are a couple different dinners available tonight, one at Penne in University City and the second at Twenty21. And if that all seems to […]
What does the future hold for Book and the Cook, the annual institution is in need of new ideas. Looking back at this year’s small […]
Whether you’re a Harry Potter novice or whether you could have called Dumbledore’s sexual orientation back in ’04, the Magical Muggle Museum is the place […]
This week,The Bite is all over the board, offering French beer (yeah, who knew?), tips on hosting your own TV show and a new place […]
We here at Foobooz are big fans of Illadates. We get excited each Thursday when we discover a new episode is published. Yes we know […]
I pretty much worship everything about A Beautiful Life owners Jennifer and Tony Artur; now I can actually smell like them with their new citrus-y, […]
Give me one good reason why you shouldn’t kitsch up your computer. Pat Says Now brain mouse, $29.95 at Scarlett Alley, 241 Race Street, 215-592-7898, […]
Washington Square served its last dinner on Saturday. Stephen Starr’s restaurant is closed after 3 years and a procession of chefs and concepts. There’s no […]
• I love Steve Klawitter, the chef at Capriccio. He does a great osso buco. He’s a very creative young man. I trained him. His […]