James is among the newest twittering restaurants and they’ve just tweeted tonight’s “hour of happiness” special. From 9 to 11pm you can receive half off […]

Tomorrow, Devil’s Den is hosting  Weyerbacher Wednesday, an event with a draft list that will include Winter Ale, Fireside Ale and Hotel, an Imperial Porter. […]

This week in Philadelphia Magazine’s Restaurant Club Newsletter. Joy Manning sees Chew Man Chu in a very different light than Craig LaBan Joy also moseyed […]

Two weeks ago, I put forth a challenge: Write a story about your favorite chef, restaurant or meal in six words and you could win […]

In the first installment of our new column — where we put a classic and new iconic dish head-to-head — we sought to test Village […]

Emily and Brynn, two Penn kids who are trying to hit up as many bars as they can before graduating in May. What makes them […]

The Insider provides a look inside Alex Plotkin’s Chops. The form of the former Oceanaire is still there but there are new touches like artwork […]

Craig LaBan will be reviewing Mike Stollenwerk’s fish this weekend. It was just under a year ago when Craig LaBan kind of rained on Stollenwerk’s […]

Green Aisle Grocery is echoing the weather today with a riff on the popular Dark & Stormy. Green Aisle’s “Nearly Stormy,” involves vanilla soda, Canton […]

Photo via The Philadining Blog Somehow the Philadinging Blog takes great photographs with his iPhone. Those photos plus his prose has us drooling for the […]

The City Tap House from the owners of Public House, Field House and Mission Grill are aiming for a late February/early March opening for their […]

Maru Global is opening February 1st but beforehand they will be hosting focus groups to come in and try different dishes. If you’re interested, head […]

The Sugar Cube dessert truck is out this week. The truck is at 33rd and Arch today. Carluccio’s at 932 S 10th Street opens for […]

Michael Klein followed up late Friday with more details on some of last week’s most interesting developments. Klein says no to a story published in […]

Craig LaBan dismantles Chew Man Chu, leaving no question to his contempt for the “’50s-dull Chinese American fare” and contrary to our thought, you can […]