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Leda and the Swan, the Midtown Village Cocktail Bar, Marks Its Comeback
Plus, a new bakery opens in Society Hill, HipCityVeg expands, and a French disco anniversary party at Forsythia in Old City.
How 11 Philly Fitness Pros Indulge on Their Cheat Days
Pizza, cookies, fries—you name it, they love it.
Philly’s Next Great Chefs
KIBETT MENGECH Chef du cuisine, Ansill Age: 33 His food: “Stripped-down small plates,” with an if-you-dare element. How he’ll change Philadelphia: Mengech is making adventurous […]
The Gayborhood Is Coming Clean
Linda, who was born neither “Linda” nor a woman, doesn’t bother playing it cool. A little after 2:30 a.m. on a recent Saturday night, she’s […]
Worried about crazy food prices? Urban farmer Mary Seton Corboy says the solution might be right beneath our feet
MARY SETON CORBOY IS just a farmer. A farmer in a faded Greensgrow Farm t-shirt and two right-handed gardening gloves. A farmer with a constant […]
Best of Philly 2005: Restaurants & Food
New BYOB: Marigold KitchenPhilly is America’s BYOB capital, and no newcomer is better than this one in West Philly’s Spruce Hill. Chef-owner Steven Cook cooks […]
The Hottest Philadelphia City Neighborhoods
Graduate Hospital Cooler and cheaper than Rittenhouse, G-Ho’s the new go-to for youngish buyers planting roots in Philly. Median home price: $285,500 Increase in number of […]
Our favorite everyday meals for two, from $6 to $50 — because if you spend less for dinner today, you can eat out again tomorrow
When Stephen Starr opened Buddakan in New York, Philadelphians were in for sticker shock: Dinner at the version in the Meatpacking District is cheaper than […]
Our favorite everyday meals for two, from $6 to $50 — because if you spend less for dinner today, you can eat out again tomorrow.
When Stephen Starr opened Buddakan in New York, Philadelphians were in for sticker shock: Dinner at the version in the Meatpacking District is cheaper than […]
From white-tablecloth affairs to strip-mall secrets, we've got even you hardest of hard-core foodies covered. (Psst: Make those reservations pronto!)
Restaurant trend Small plates Tapas, meze, dim sum, “bites” … call it what you will. We call small plates the biggest trend in Philadelphia dining, […]
Why We Love Philly: The Philly 76
1. The PSFS Sign The Philadelphia Savings Fund Society may be long gone, but its signature 27-foot-tall sign, perched high above what is now the […]
The Top Milkshakes in Philly Right Now
Your summertime guide to drinkable ice cream.