Plus, an early preview of Corio, what to know about Peter Woolsey’s new venture, and River Twice brings back the 16-course chef’s tasting.

The Little Gay Pub, a beloved D.C. spot known for its sophisticated vibe and queer-centric decor, is officially open for business.

Randy and Amanda Rucker’s second act makes a splash with uni-topped scallops swimming in yuzu kosho and a simple plate of halibut and potatoes.

In just three short years, the canned vodka and iced tea cocktail from Kensington’s Stateside Distillery went from unknown to the fastest-growing alcohol brand in the country.

Food editor Kae Lani Palmisano’s work has been selected for the anthology alongside stories from the New York Times, Food and Wine, Saveur, and more.

From faux shrimp cocktail workshops to shellfish-themed merch, the quirky crustacean is enjoying a kind of cultural renaissance in Philly.

Plus, Taylor Swift was spotted at Talula’s Garden, Cantina La Martina introduces a new summer series, and a Brooklyn-based scoop shop brings South Asian-inspired ice cream to Rittenhouse.

After years of buzz, the Michelin stars are finally aligning over our city.

A non-linguist’s pronunciation guide to 21 of Philly’s most mispronounced restaurants.

For some of us, brunch is the most important meal of the week. Here’s where to go for classic eggs Benedict, fluffy pancakes, boozy brunch beverages, and more.

Despite its accidental creation and early kitchen nightmares, Michael Solomonov’s signature dish still reigns supreme after 17 years. 

Plus, we take a look inside Percy, we say goodbye to Jansen, and Provenance introduces its new “Nich at Night” dinner series.

Dan Suro on Tequilas’s legacy, Philly’s changing cocktail scene, and the bold vision behind his dream bar.

The humble kolache is drawing crowds to the window at Pop’s Buns, and it’s well worth the wait. 

Laidback outdoor spots for sippy cups and craft beers alike.