Philadelphia restaurants where you can splurge on a special meal or celebrate with a big group.

The story behind Heavy Metal Sausage’s zungenblutwurst sandwich, how it’s made, and why you should be going out of your way to eat it.

Esquire’s Chef of the Year for 2020 and the owner West Philly cafe Honeysuckle Provisions talks about viral food trends, fatherhood, and why you really shouldn’t buy a toaster.

At Grandma’s on Walnut Street, Donrutai “Chef Locket” Jainon draws inspiration from her Chiang Mai upbringing and her grandmother’s recipes. You’ll want to be a regular.

Amidst pandemic-era staffing cuts and rising costs of food and labor, Philly businesses are adapting their pastry programs to keep sweets on the menu.

Just like the rest of us, Philly bakeries, restaurants, and bars are all in on the Eagles’ playoffs run.

Owner Tova du Plessis says she hopes to open the second location of her Jewish bakery in late spring 2023.

Arepa Grub Spot works well for a quick snack or a meal where you can be alone with a sweet corn envelope straight off the flat-top grill.

Cafes, bars, and casual restaurants for when you might need an escape hatch — or at least the possibility of leaving after thirty minutes.

The sisters behind the beloved Bok Building bakery share the story behind the sweets.

This one is for the brunch naysayers, the early risers, the champions of the most important meal of the day.

This isn’t about me or my restaurant or any individual restaurant in Philadelphia, for that matter. It’s about our city.

So you’d like a long-hots-and-sharp-provolone chip? Meet the flavorists who make those dreams come true.

You’re probably going to dine in Rittenhouse at least a couple times this year. Here’s our curated list of where to eat in the neighborhood.

Plenty of new restaurants in Philly opened this year, but our critics had the most to say about these particular places.