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Details On Margot

The former Carmine’s Creole Cafe in Narberth is becoming a modern-American BYOB, Margot. Slated to open Saturday, January 6th, 2007. Margot is Margot McGinley who […]

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Eat Healthy At PHL

Here’s something we bet you didn’t know. Philadelphia International Airport ranked seventh for among rated airports by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. Eating at […]

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Bootsie’s Closed

Bootsie’s, the natural fast food spot on 19th Street has closed. A sign in the window claims they will re-open in the first week of […]

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Monday Night

Bar Ferdinand now has DJ nights on Mondays, plus 20% off food and drink from 10 PM to closing if you work in the business. […]

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Sitting Down With Susanna Foo

Rick Nichols visits with Susanna Foo at Susanna Foo’s Gourmet Kitchen, her new dumpling house in Radnor. It hasn’t been the best of years for […]

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Drink Yards, Help Kids, At SPTR

All day today, Monday, December 18th the South Philadelphia Taproom in cooperation with Yards Brewery is raising money for “Operation Ensuring Christmas.” A charity for […]

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Quick Bites

Congratulations are in order for the Standard Tap which is heavily referenced in January’s Bon Appetit article on “the New American Pub Food.” Also getting […]

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Rizzo’s Pizzeria

Phillyist hops out to Glenside and reports back on local institution, Rizzo’s Pizzeria. Over several visits, the reasonably-priced pizza never disappointed, and neither did the […]

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New Years

We here at Foobooz have to be honest, we’re not the biggest fans of New Years. Events are often over-priced, under-served and most frustratingly, overrun […]

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More Openings

Well there seems to be a big end-of-year push to open restaurants. Just this week we’ve seen Rae, upstairs and Loie and Tiffin open earlier […]

City Life

BOP Spotlight: Affordable, Chic Art

Prints of everything from monkeys to Native Americans to top-hatted 19th-century English fops are among the offerings at the Philadelphia Print Shop — smartly matted […]

City Life

Homefront: Shopping Newtown

After William Penn completed his plans for Philadelphia more than 300 years ago, he marched into a wooded area north of the city After William […]

City Life

Features: Show Space

An art-loving couple designed their home as they would a gallery — only more personal and party-ready After 15 years of navigating the small, irregular […]

City Life

Ask the Experts: Nontraditional Attendants

Q: My future husband’s closest friend is his cousin, Jackie — who’s a woman. Can the best man be a woman? If so, what attire […]

City Life

Bridal Bouquet: Saving Case

Your wedding day is not a good time to be taking risks. The Ms. & Mrs. Your wedding day is not a good time to […]