Going out for Restaurant Week? Bring your receipt to Franklin Mortgage and Investment Co. and you get $2 off your signature cocktail.

This week in Philadelphia Magazine’s Restaurant Club Newsletter. First Look: Our Latest Reviews Joy Manning hits up P.Y.T. and Kong in Northern Liberties Our Guide […]

In Craig LaBan’s chat today Craig goes LaBananas about Sakana and the good sushi it is turning out at 1526 Sansom Street. The sushi chef […]

Thursday, October 8th the Penn Museum is presenting an evening of talks, tutored tastings and a book signing with Penn Museum’s Patrick McGovern and Dogfish […]

Resurrection Ale House opens tomorrow at 5 at the corner of Grays Ferry and Catharine. Menu samples will be available with the still under wraps […]

There was a time when a chef’s work was solely in the kitchen; it was only when a diner asked to speak to the man […]

For a city that isn’t exactly known for its Jewish delis, Philly’s delicatessens have sure been generating a lot of food buzz recently — Famous […]

This Sunday Craig LaBan reviews the Piazza at Schmidt’s Swift Half. How will the sibling to Good Dog do under Craig LaBan’s gaze. Will LaBan […]

On October 1st starting at 6:30, local restaurants will mix up a variety of cocktails and whip up some snacks while you dance the night […]

From the first item at Cochon’s new menu you know today is the first day of Fall. Check out what joins Butternut Squash Soup on […]

Keith Wallace, owner of the Philadelphia Wine School and Jason and Delphine Evenchick of Time and Vintage have joined up to create the Center City […]

It’s German Quizzo at Brauhaus Schmitz as the kick off their Oktoberfest Week. There will be questions on beer, history, culture and famous Germans. Also […]

Chinatown has a restaurant week going on now through September 25th. South Jersey’s independent restaurants are hosting their own restaurant week from Sunday, October 18th […]

Relive the opening night of the Gold Standard Cafe tonight at 4800 Baltimore Avenue. Tonight they’re offering a five-course meal at 1979 prices for $12.50. […]

Craig LaBan checks out the new interpretation of the Oyster House on Sansom Street and though he finds some classics off a bit there is […]