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Can Sheetz Dethrone Wawa on Its Own Turf?

We go to the front lines of Pennsylvania’s convenience store war, where the first battle is underway.


The bar at Hop Sing Laundromat, where it will cost you $75 per stool to get a reservation
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Why Philly’s Biggest Whiskey Collector Is Finally Pouring His Private Stash

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Inside the Retro-Cool Dreamscape of Dancerobot

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Meet the Archeologist Hosting Philly’s Most Fascinating Wine Tastings

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Around the Web: Hitting the New Spots

Photo via Living on the Vedge With all the fall restaurant openings it is tough for even us to keep up, and it’s our job. […]

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Fried Chicken *Night* at Meme

Fried Chicken Thursday Lunch David Katz has been satisfying Thursday lunchers with his fried chicken for two plus years. But Tuesday, November 22nd he’s offering […]

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Tonight: We’re Taking Flyer Flow’s Advice

After we get a pour or two of Beajoulais Nouveau we’ll head to Sidecar to try three different “vintages” of Tröegs Mad Elf. Advil to […]

The End of Chinatowns?

In this month’s issue of the Atlantic, Bonnie Tsui asks whether the rise of China spells the end of Chinatowns.  According to 2010 Census data, […]

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Flyers, Everyone Is Making Flyers

We’ve been toying around with how to offer bars and restaurants an affordable way to advertise on Foobooz. One idea we came up with is […]

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Beaujolais Nouveau Pours Today

Photo via Tria Cafe Today is the day when even notoriously stiff wine drinkers loosen up and check out the young, fresh and fruity Beaujolais […]


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50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Philadelphia has always known that Philadelphia’s food scene is one of the best in the country, but it is nice to be recognized nationally as a dining destination. Here’s our list of the most exciting restaurants putting Philadelphia on the map.

The Philly 15: Philadelphia’s Best New Restaurants

The Philly 15: Philadelphia’s Best New Restaurants

Everything you need to know about what’s new and what’s next in Philadelphia's dining scene.

Shane’s Confectionery Nears Finish Line

Shane’s Confectionery has been closed for almost two years as the Berley Brothers (Franklin Fountain) have painstakingly refurbished the candy shop that predates the Civil […]

Reviews

Food Still Lags at Farmers’ Cabinet

Adam Erace loves the drink program at Farmers’ Cabinet. But he finds that even after two months as chef, Jason Goodman is still working out […]

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Late Changes for Opening Dates

We walked out of Route 6 today around 3 p.m. At that time the plan was still to open tomorrow but we just received word […]

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About Last Night: Who Won The Whiskey Festival?

Okay, so no one won the actual Whiskey Fest, per se. Or maybe everyone won, considering the amount of booze that was flowing on the […]

Tonight: Bell’s Brewing Open Bar

Cavanaugh’s Rittenhouse is offering a two-hour Bell’s Brewing open bar with paired appetizers.

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Where We’re Drinking Right Now: The Best New Bars in Philly

Where We’re Drinking Right Now: The Best New Bars in Philly

Here’s what’s new and cool — or chaotic but fun — in Philly’s drinking world right now.

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The Cheat Sheet: Barbuzzo

Barbuzzo is practically a dietitian’s dream. Not because it’s healthy per se—a 2010 Philly Mag review encourages diners to indulge and “balance the health ledger […]

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Suburban Snacks: Irish Hooters & a Quiet Opening in Jenkintown

The area’s first Tilted Kilt is looking for a March opening in King of Prussia. Tilted Kilt is kind of an Irish-themed Hooters with waitresses […]

Reviews

More Than Just Pizza at Santucci’s

Brian Freedman reviews Santucci’s at 10th and Christian. Unsurprisingly he digs the pizza and finds that the menu is deeper than just the square pie. […]

Reviews

More Than Just Pizza at Santucci’s

Brian Freedman reviews Santucci’s at 10th and Christian. Unsurprisingly he digs the pizza and finds that the menu is deeper than just the square pie. […]

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