Under old management no less. And not the management that stuffed 80+ underage kids in a top floor apartment, but even older management. Original owner […]
Lucky Strike Lounge & Bowl is set to open June 16th above West Elm Furniture at 1336 Chestnut. Glancing at the menu proves this isn’t […]
Philebrity was a bit reluctant to let the cat out of the bag but being the social servants they are, they have to share the […]
The Poop on the Poop A rundown on the scandal about health code violations at Starr restaurants that wasn’t. Turns out the columns got shifted […]
Gridskipper acknowledges Pod exists, and realize it’s all a bit a Clockwork Orange.
We read the reviews so you don’t have to. Here’s Kirsten Henri of Philadelphia Weekly’s latest review, pre-chewed for easy digestion. On the 19th floor […]
Friday at the Grey Lodge is Legacy Midnight Saneness. From 6-9 PM there will be a party marking the availability of Legacy Midnight Wit bottles. […]
At the 5 PM seating, Monday through Thursday you can enjoy a three course Le Bec Fin meal for the low, low price of $39. […]
View the city report Philly foodies are talking about. The following is a raw report in Microsoft Excel format generated by the city’s Office of […]
Did you know the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board offers a wine of the month club. And in traditional state store fashion, the wine doesn’t get […]
Dunkin Donuts is doing a big promo today for a free 16oz iced coffee. And who doesn’t like free. So walk into any Dunkin Donuts […]
Six local spots are in the Beer Advocate’s 50 Best Places to Have a Beer in America. Monks, Ludwig’s Garten, Tria, and Grey Lodge all […]
The Center City District is bringing back it’s Summer Happy Hour promotion. And it makes the hours happy! throughout the summer an impressive list of […]
One Friday each month McGlinchey’s taps a keg of Yards right on the bar and offers cheap pints and the occasional giveaway. The next of […]
The venerable South Street Souvlaki has a deal for you. Every Tuesday through Thursday you can celebrate their 30 years as a South Street institution […]
