Table 31 is dropping out of the the steakhouse arms war and is going Italian. Rick Nichols has the reasons behind the change. Steaks rarer […]

Craig LaBan finds that MangoMoon has the unique flavors to excite. Whether it finds its audience on Main Street in Manayunk is another matter. [Chef […]

This photo was taken on July, 28th 1941. Can you name what restaurant currently resides at this location? Can you? Can you? Photo via PhillyHistory.org

Today the Kleinsider reports that the empty storefront that was ¡Pasión! is going to become Miga, a Korean barbecue and Japanese restaurant. They’re aiming to open […]

Philadelphia Weekly posts a good writeup on Tom Kehoe and Yards Brewery today. The story profiles the Yards founder and brewmaster and what’s going on […]

The area’s first Melting Pot, a Chestnut Hill fixture since 1995, is closingApril 5th. A franchise spokesperson said the Melting Pot outgrew the location with […]

Tonight marks the opening of Ladder 15 and 2nd Street Annie’s.  Or of course you could go try the simul-cask of Dogfish Head 75.  Any […]

 Table 31’s Plaza Café is set to reopen Wednesday, April 1.  This season will bring a new bar area, Sunday brunch, additional seating, take-out service […]

After stinging Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House for a solitary bell Sunday, Craig LaBan will be reviewing Manayunk’s MangoMoon this week. How will the […]

David Snyder checks out S&H Kebab House on Passyunk Avenue of off South Street and leaves smiling.   In my first visit, I had doubts […]

Trey Popp rats out who’s to blame for the term “gastropub” in his review this week. And as much as we were thrilled to find […]

Ladder 15 opens to the public this evening. [Feeding Frenzy, City Paper] The Institute will be debuting its kitchen in late April. Expect elements of  Puerto Rican […]

The Philadelphia Inquirer has more on Old Original Bookbinders which closed last week for “mechanical problems.” Yesterday attorneys were in court for a bankruptcy hearing.  […]

We’ve got so many Quick Bites today we’re breaking them in half. Here’s part 1.  Stephen Starr will not be purchasing the Broad Street Diner. […]

We’ve been meaning to do this for almost a year now and Philadelphia Weekly’s Food Network feature reminds us it is still going on.  Head […]