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From the Editor: June 2007

BACK WHEN WE WERE DELIBERATING over whom to endorse in last month’s mayoral primary, there was some internal concern about Michael Nutter’s chances. He was […]

City Life

Off the Cuff: June 2007

As I write this on deadline, the Democratic primary in Philadelphia is four days away, and at the moment, it looks like Michael Nutter will […]

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Dry And Dusty At 707

Phyllis Stein-Novack tackles the American menu at 707 and she comes up unimpressed. The grilled meatloaf ($15) consisted of a dried-out slab of overcooked beef […]

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Get Lost At The Atlantis

Directly across from the Yards Brewing Co. it isn’t surprising that Atlantis: The Lost Bar has a lot of Yards on tap. At $3 a […]

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Mac & Cheese At North Bowl

Foodaphilia checks out bargain bowling at North Bowl on Wednesday night ($2 shoes, $2 games, $2 PBR and $2 tater tots after 10 PM) and […]

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Bloomsday Boozin

Minor holidays in America go one of two ways, they become a reason to have appliance sales or a reason to party it up. It […]

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Les Crepes In Collingswood

Adam Erace finds the tiny Les Crepes in Collingswood. It’s the crepes that are the stars, savory standards and of course the sweet crepes too. […]

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Thursday Night

As we’ve mentioned several times over the past couple days Silk City is opening tonight. Across town it’s an Extreme Beers night at McGillin’s Olde […]

City Life

A&E: Drums of Steel

Philly Carnival returns for its fifth summer to celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month Forget about booking this summer's family vacation to the Caribbean. On June 16th, […]

City Life

British Bliss

The Pier continues to surprise us pleasantly by opening shops that don't exist in Philly — or even King of Prussia. The latest of these […]

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The Good Life: 5 Things to Love This Month: Personal Flower Shopping

I once had a boyfriend who gave me a birthday bouquet arranged in a colander. It was like two presents in one. These days, I […]

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Cheap Dates – Historic District

Mark and Audrey take a date check out the “historic history” of the Philadelphia. They intrepid tourists start the day off with sandwiches at Cafe […]

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More Details On Silk City

Dan Gross covers some of the details on Silk City, which reopens tonight. The diner will be open daily from 4 PM to 2 AM […]

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Quick Bites

Millie’s on East Girard Avenue open for under two months, gives you a menu with two choices, roast beef and roast pork. Sounds simple but […]

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Summer Beers

City Paper lists their top 5 summer beers. Flying Fish Farmhouse Summer Ale Saranac Pomegranate Wheat Anderson Valley’s Summer Solstice Cerveza Crema Lindemans Framboise Brooklyn […]