It’s Restaurant Week and the full restaurants are good for owners but it can certainly put a strain on servers and kitchen staff. So Alfa […]

It’s pure Portuguese soul at Northern Liberties’ Koo Zee Doo. [T]his is the first kitchen I’ve experienced in the States to elevate the authentic flavors […]

BY ASHLEY PRIMIS There’s a lot going on at the menu at Maru Global, which is opening on 10th Street (between Locust and Spruce) on […]

The Coffee Bar in the Warwick Hotel at the corner of 17th and Locust is more than just a coffee shop, it is also a […]

Friday This evening seems to be a good time to taste some beer. Whole Foods Plymouth Meeting is offering free beer and food from 5 […]

New York’s Midtown Lunch has launched in  Philadelphia. Its mission will be the same as its New York counterpart, find good lunches for under $10 […]

This turn of the century image depicts “Philadelphia’s answer to New York’s Tiffany &  Co.” Today it’s a restaurant, do you what restaurant it is?

Restaurant Week is a boom to participating restaurants but that doesn’t mean its the only deal in town. Here are some restaurants that either by […]

Speaking of soup, the Beer Lass points us towards four soups made better with the not so secret ingredient of beer. Jose Pistola’s Prohibition Taproom […]

It’s National Soup Day today and Oyster House will be selling its New England Clam Chowder on Sansom Street from 11:30am to 2pm. The soup […]

The Piazza at Schmidt’s is kicking off its outdoor farmers’ market this Saturday. Details Every Saturday from 10am to 2pm Free parking on Germantown Avenue […]

Every Thursday, Dawson Street Pub is featuring a tasting of beer and cheese paired together. Prices are typically $12 to $15 per tasting. Lew Bryson […]

Michael Klein is reporting that Vintage Irving, a New York wine bar is close to signing a lease at the Shops at Liberty Place. What […]

Green Aisle Grocery posted to their Facebook page that they will be carrying to-go dishes from Ekta starting on Friday. Most of South Philadelphia remains […]

Photo by Bruce Andersen All donations to Philbert, the bronze pig sculpture at the center of the Reading Terminal Market are being turned over to […]