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

The new bars, cocktail spots, and breweries you should check out next.


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Philip Korshak on the Revolutionary Act of Picnicking

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The $59 Pancake Philly Is Obsessed With

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Savor Khinkali by Candlelight at Philly’s Most Evocative Georgian Restaurant

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Where Will Diner en Blanc 2013 Be?

Phase one registration (for last year’s attendees) for Philadelphia’s 2013 Diner en Blanc is now open and we now know the eight rallying points around […]

Pennsylvania’s Second Whiskey Rebellion

Slowly but surely, craft distilling is returning to Pennsylvania. Here are some of the moonshine heroes leading the way.

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Where We’re Eating: Luke’s Lobster

Two things you need to know about Luke’s Lobster. One, you should go right now. And two, if you didn’t hear me the first time, […]

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Joe Cicala’s Mortadella Piadina Is American Sardine Bar’s Sandwich of the Month

American Sardine Bar and Scott Schroeder offer a “celebrity” sandwich each month. The honor for July is bestowed upon Le Virtu’s Joe Cicala. Cicala has created […]

Empanada Fest This Friday at Gavin’s Cafe

This Friday, July 12th, Gavin’s Cafe is hosting another Empanada Fest. Chef Jezabel Careaga will be turning out her empanadas and offering frozen mint lemonade. Bring […]

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Tequila Dinner Coming to Dos Segundos

Cantina Dos Segundos is hosting a special tequila dinner on Thursday, July 11th. Graciela Gonzalez, third generation, master distiller of El Mayor Tequilas will be […]


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50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

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.

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Cake Case Is Filled at Kermit’s Bake Shop

It’s just for a photo shoot. But Kermit’s Bake Shop is getting closer and closer. Follow the progress of the pizza shop/bakery on Facebook and […]

The Zen of Michael Solomonov

The July issue of Philadelphia magazine features a profile on Michael Solomonov by John Marchese. Check out the intriguing story of Philadelphia’s most iconoclastic chef who […]

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13th Street Featured in Yesterday’s New York Times

Valerie Safran and Marcie Turney are featured in a New York Times story about the transformation of 13th Street.

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Fried Chicken Replacing Hoagies in West Philadelphia

The void left by Lee’s Hoagie House, which closed June 12th, is being filled … by fried chicken. The fried chicken restaurant Wishbone will open […]

Bluecoat Gin Creator Robert Cassell Is Leaving Philadelphia Distilling Company

I remember when Philadelphia Distilling Company first released Bluecoat Gin, the craft distillery’s flagship spirit. “Gin made in Philly?!” people would say when I told […]

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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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Blackbird Is Moving to Philadelphia, New Concept for Collingswood

In an email today, chef Alex Capasso told his customers that he is moving Blackbird Dining Establishment from Collingswood to Philadelphia. Capasso says “Collingswood has […]

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Greatest Hits and What You Missed: Happy Long Weekend Edition

Okay, so it was something of an abbreviated week here at Foobooz World HQ, what with Fireworks Day and all the drinking and barbecuing that […]

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Weekend: From Patriotic Pork to Corn Dogs

Friday Yards Brewery is hosting a country and barbecue event this afternoon. There’s even an option to pregame at Morgan’s Pier. Shake Shack is offering […]

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Sneak Preview: August At Cook

So, at first glance, the August schedule at COOK looks a little light. Just a dozen-odd classes and a lot of days with nothing going […]

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