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Food & Wine Names Rooster Soup Company One of Its Restaurants of the Year

Rooster Soup Company, the buzzy-as-hell luncheonette-style restaurant that donates all net profits to Broad Street Ministry’s radical hospitality program, has garnered yet more praise from […]

Be Well Philly

Everything You Need to Know About This Year’s Philly Mayor’s Cup

Local runnings clubs, it’s time to gather the troops and begin preparation: The third annual Philly Mayor’s Cup is scheduled for Saturday, August 12th, and bragging rights […]

City Life

7-Eleven Says New Tobacco Standards Killed Philly Expansion

Standards adopted earlier this year by the city’s Department of Public Health for issuing permits to sell tobacco products has cost Philadelphia a planned 35 […]

Things to Do

First Friday: Three Galleries to Check Out Tomorrow

Kensington Blues @ Savery Gallery Between 2008 and 2014, photographer Jeffrey Stockbridge captured a side of Philly rarely seen, rarely talked about anywhere else. The […]

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I Worked Out With Cult-Followed SoulCycle Instructor Stacey Griffith

SoulCycle is often described as a cult. And not for no reason: Devotees to the indoor-cycling studio attend classes religiously, brand themselves in SoulCycle gear, […]

Restaurants

Dae Bak Is the Korean Restaurant Chinatown Needs Right Now

Chinatown Square opened on Race Street with an ambitious collection of food vendors, some of which gave city diners easier access to things like Cambodian grilled meats […]

Restaurants

Tradesman’s, a BBQ and Beer Hall, Is Coming to Midtown Village

Midtown Village is about to get a lot more BBQ. Tradesman’s, which will specialize in regional American BBQ, is coming to the corner of 13th […]

Business

Curalate Launches in London

After five years of rising to the top of Philly’s startup scene, Curalate has now expanded overseas. The company announced this week that it has […]

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Breweries and Bars Are Officially Yoga Destinations

Guys, let’s hope this isn’t a passing trend because I think the folks at Wissahickon Brewing Company, Martha and Federal Distilling are truly on to […]

City Life

Doug Overton on Exposure Arrest: “It Appears I Wasn’t as Discreet as I Thought”

Former 76er and La Salle basketball star Doug Overton has broken his silence over his arrest last weekend for indecent exposure to claim that he […]

Restaurants

Greensgrow Celebrates 20 Years With Blowout Benefit Party

Greensgrow, Kensington’s pioneering nursery, aggregated CSA, and urban farm oasis, is celebrating 20 years since founder Mary Seton Corboy, who passed away last year, and […]

Things to Do

THEATER REVIEW: In 1812’s Happy Birthday — Couples, Uncouples, and Doors, Doors, Doors

A few years ago, actress and lifestyle authority Gwyneth Paltrow earnestly discussed marital problems, introducing much of the world to the eyebrow-raising term, “conscious uncoupling.” […]

Restaurants

Jezabel’s Bar de Pinchos Is Back; Jezabel’s Studio to Open Mid-May

Restaurateur Jezabel Careaga’s eponymous spot, tucked away at the eastern foot of the South Street Bridge at 26th and Pine Streets, is known for its […]

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Penn Unveils Plans for $1.5 Billion “Hospital of the Future” in University City

In 2021, Philadelphia’s hospital landscape will look dramatically different with the introduction of a brand new hospital. The University of Pennsylvania announced on Wednesday plans to erect […]

Business

Penn Unveils Plans for $1.5 Billion “Hospital of the Future”

In 2021, Philadelphia’s hospital landscape will look dramatically different with the introduction of a brand new hospital. The University of Pennsylvania announced on Wednesday plans […]