Philadelphia Magazine

In 2021, the lauded Tired Hands brewery came under fire after allegations of toxic and discriminatory behavior. The brand is now tarnished, but what has risen in its wake may be even more impressive.

Reports from the NCAA conference tournaments, the Sixers, and a Phillies glide

In 2024, the gamification of care speaks volumes. And the Coconut Pods don’t hurt, either.

To research her upcoming novel The Sicilian Inheritance, Jo Piazza ate her way through Philly’s Sicilian dining scene. Here’s what she learned along the way.

These resorts take care of almost everything, so all you have to do is enjoy your trip.

Plus, why you should never say “Happy St. Patty’s Day.”

Mononymous bar owner Fergie has some things on his mind.

Italian panzerotti have been a South Jersey favorite for over 60 years. Does Paffuto’s Philly-style take do it justice?

Plus, all four suspects in last week’s bus stop shooting now in custody.

A modern American classic rises above the run-of-the-mill suburbia surrounding it.

The bride has loved the color since the age of three.

The groundbreaking performer returns after too long a wait.

Attractive, comfortable, roomy and now on a low-carbon diet.

Including at least one student at his school. Plus, PennDot finally fixing potholes.

Plus: Wm. Mulherin’s Sons is opening another spot, new chefs at Rosemary and Forîn, and the Vietnamese-Italian pop-up you can’t miss.