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A.C. Now: Little Summer Dress

It’s officially too hot to think about any sort of multiple component getup. Grab anything one-piece, pale, cotton and loose-fitting (and low priced) at the […]

Pick out big, brightly colored gemstones for a wedding-day style

True Colors

From the Editor: March 2006

THE PHOTO ON page 87 that opens “Price Anxiety,” this year’s real estate package, is very telling indeed. It’s of a guy, supine on a […]

Off the Cuff: March 2006

AN ADDICTION OF mine — one that, like smoking, should be stopped immediately — is watching the roundup of political shows on Sunday mornings. You […]

To millions of senior citizens and insomniacs across the country, Kevin Eubanks is the guy on The Tonight Show who plays guitar and laughs a lot. But the 48-year-old Mount Airy native has a killer musical pedigree that he’ll show off on Apr

Exit Interview: We try to keep this lighthearted, so some of these questions may sound ridiculous. Kevin Eubanks: Nah, that’s cool, man. EI: So as […]

Jonathan's American Grille is on track with its brick-oven offerings

Jonathan’s American Grille, occupying an unusual space on the Jenkintown-Wyncote train station platform, proudly announces its split personality: “Something for everyone” is its egalitarian motto. […]

What to look for this month

Swarmbustin’ Honey Allergy season has arrived, and Chester County honey maven Walt Broughton swears that a spoonful of his raw, organic golden syrup every day […]

Taste: What to Drink: Red Rhône Blend Byron “Io Classic” 2001

This lush reserve-level red wine is full in body and packed with spicy, meaty flavor. Io, pronounced “eye-oh,” is a cutting-edge wine made by Byron, […]

Following Philly's favorite chefs

Chef: Dominique Filoni Known for: The Main Line’s pricey Savona and defunct start-up Bianca. Now: Recently signed on at Lacroix at the Rittenhouse (210 West […]

Irresistible BYOB Mercato is the anti-Applebee's

On the way to dinner at Mercato, I pass the spot on 15th Street where the red neon lobster of Bookbinder’s Seafood House glows no […]

From happy hours to college courses, wine education has become a social event

The Philadelphia area has more events for wine lovers than ever before. Thanks to the 21st-century ease of Internet communication, a diverse crowd that appreciates […]

For almost 60 years, Harry and jane Young have kept a Philadelphia Easter tradition alive, one coconut cream egg at a time

There is a protocol for buying Easter goodies from Young’s Candies, a 109-year-old shop at 2809 Girard Avenue, in Brewerytown. You must order after St. […]

This is the land of the ultimate oversize Rouge burger, and the decadent bite-size Barclay Prime sliders. But that beefy competition hasn't kept these four burger chains from expanding into the Philadelphia area

The Chain: Ted’s Montana Grill 260 South Broad Street, 215-772-1230; tedsmontanagrill.com The Meat: A thick, loosely formed, half-pound, 100 percent chuck beef or bison meat […]

Breakfast at Philly's Neighborhood spots is more than just scrapple. It's coffee and community — and caramel-topped Bananas Foster French Toast

GOING OUT TO BREAKFAST IS AS MUCH ABOUT THE RITUAL as the meal. Anyone can boil an egg or toast a bagel in solitude, but […]

A food lover goes in search of authenticity

Seoul, Upper Darby

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