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2 Exciting Philly Food Projects Open Permanent Locations
We’ve got a pair of stories this week about food trucks and pop-ups growing up and putting down roots. They’re very different operations, offering very […]
Where to Eat Brunch in South Philly After the Broad Street Run
The Broad Street Run is back on May 1st, 2022, and much of the details of the famous Philly race remain the same as ever. […]
Little Fish Is Back Open, This Time With Its Own Rules
Alex Yoon doesn’t really want to talk about COVID. He doesn’t want to harp on sending his staff home in March of 2020 or December […]
Ardmore’s Autana Is a Pandemic Success Story Told in Arepas and Patacones
There is nothing about Autana that I don’t love. Let me say that right from the start. This entire review should be two sentences. Just […]
Marc Lamont Hill on the State of Media, Defunding the Police, and His New Book
Marc Lamont Hill has no shortage of opinions, and he’s not afraid to speak out — whether it’s through his latest book on race and […]
Paul Martino’s Audacious Plan to Disrupt the Republican Party
I start with a problem — a problem we all share in one way or another. I told a friend I was working on a […]
The One Where the Lab Ate the Cheesesteak
Ask anyone who has spent time in University City what they know about the block of 38th and Chestnut, and you’re likely to hear a […]
Forsythia and Rex at the Royal Launch Industry Nights
We’re switching up our approach to Philly restaurant news here at Foobooz. (Sorry that sentence rhymed; it was an accident.) Today, you’ll see the artist […]
Foobooz La Fête: Giving Back to the Industry We Love
This year’s spring party, Foobooz La Fête, is a lot of things. It’s a big, fancy picnic under the stars at the Mann Music Center. […]
How I Became a Philly Witch (and You Can, Too)
I didn’t anticipate becoming a witch. It was 2018, and I was planning a wedding; renovating what would become my bookstore, A Novel Idea in […]