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A Day in the Life of Philly’s Rising-Star Baker

A 4 a.m. wakeup, an early workout, and a growing to-do list: Here’s how Saif Manna is getting ready to open his Kensington bakery.

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Grab A Metro And Read The Bite

Check out some of the newest restaurants and bars coming to Philadelphia and even Wayne, PA. Silk City Diner reopens under the direction of Mark […]

Straight Down Frankford

The Daily News travels down Frankford Avenue sipping beers and memories as it hits the Grey Lodge, Yards Brewing Co. and Johnny Brenda’s. The Frankford […]

Tequila And Dishes Shine At Xochitl

Philadelphia Magazine climbs aboard a stool at the bar at Xochitl and enjoys the “fresher, lighter versions of Mexican classics” that chef Dionicio Jimenez cooks […]

Has National Mechanics Shaken Its Ghosts?

Philadelphia Weekly’s Brian McManus reviews National Mechanics, an Old City bar not catering to the fickle Old City crowds. The interior retains the sacred vibe, […]

Lakeside Chinese Deli

PhillyFoodGuys get past the front door and first impression of Lakeside Chinese Deli and discover a gem in Chinatown. Be sure to download the audio […]

I See Vegan People

BeXnlog, a blog we’ve recently discovered dined at Horizons recently and really enjoyed it. But even cooler, M. Night Shyamalan was there. Yes, the restaurant […]

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50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Philadelphia has always known that Philadelphia’s food scene is one of the best in the country, but it is nice to be recognized nationally as a dining destination. Here’s our list of the most exciting restaurants putting Philadelphia on the map.

The Philly 15: Philadelphia’s Best New Restaurants

The Philly 15: Philadelphia’s Best New Restaurants

Everything you need to know about what’s new and what’s next in Philadelphia's dining scene.

Brunch At Johnny Brenda’s

Foodaphilia takes in brunch at Johnny Brenda’s at Frankford and Girard. An omelet and Huevos Rancheros were among the dishes enjoyed.

Monday Night

Even if you’re not a starving artist you can appreciate this deal. A three-course dinner with wine for the price of $14 at Abbraccio in […]

In Rhythm With James

PhilaFoodie adds to praise heaped upon James, the upscale new-American restaurant at 8th and Christian. If there’s anything about James that could strike a challenging […]

Tre Scalini

Craig LaBan visits the new Tre Scalini at 1915 E Passyunk Avenue. and finds the popular homespun flavors of the original of migrated well and […]

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Someone more shallow than us once said money makes the world go round. We’re not exactly sure why the Earth spins on its axis but […]

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Where We’re Drinking Right Now: The Best New Bars in Philly

Where We’re Drinking Right Now: The Best New Bars in Philly

Here’s what’s new and cool — or chaotic but fun — in Philly’s drinking world right now.

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Weekend Guide

Friday Tonight at DiBruno Brothers is a wine and beer tasting featuring the beers of Omegang. Saturday Art For The Cash Poor runs Saturday and […]

Foodaphilia At The Abbaye

Foodaphilia settles down for a late night dinner at the Abbaye in Northern Liberties. Overall, a good meal. The Abbaye is also open late Monday […]

Cheap Dates Rittenhouse

Mark and Audrey are out to prove they can even have a cheap date in Philadelphia’s most to-do section, Rittenhouse. Lunch from DiBruno gets them […]

The Story of Stoudt’s

Joe Sixpack details the story of Stoudt’s Brewery as it struggled with whether to expand or contract. By 2003, the choice was obvious: either scale […]

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