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This week’s Tria’s Sunday School will feature the newly launched Revolution Cider, a locally produced hard cider. The cider will be on special for $4 […]
Tomorrow Oyster House is hosting its second ever oyster shucking contest. Professional oyster shuckers across Philadelphia will compete for a $200 grand prize. An amateur […]
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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.
Adam Erace tries Monsu where he discovers Sicilian cooking and ingredients aren’t the flavors of your typical South Philly Italian restaurant. There’s cinnamon in the […]
Tara Murtha has the story of MilkBoy Coffee’s ongoing saga with union protesters. MilkBoy is building a new two-floor coffee shop and performance space at […]
Michael Schulson (Sampan, Izakaya) and Rob Wasserman (Rouge, 500º) are joining forces to bring an American grill to Ardmore. [The Feast] Pepperoncini Sotto is opening […]
Talula’s Garden is hiring and Second Helpings gets a peek inside as construction progresses. [Second Helpings] Kung Fu Necktie appears to be for sale. A […]
Craig LaBan isn’t the only critic with an upcoming review of Dandelion. Philadelphia Magazine’s Trey Popp will review the British pub in the April edition […]
Someone snapped this photo outside of Speck at some point after the lockout, and it depicts Jose Garces and Piazza developer Bart Blatstein chatting out […]
We’ve been telling you for what seems like years about Speck, Shola Olunloyo’s long-delayed eatery that was to bring sophisticated eating to Bart Blatstein’s Piazza, […]