Philadelphia Magazine

Nothing brightens up the cold, gray days of winter like citrus — but act fast! Citrus season is fleeting.

Plus, the weirdest news you’ll hear all week. (We hope.)

Too big to be a trinity but looks like two of them strung together.

Founder Philomina Kane discusses Pharrell, Shark Tank, and satin-lined hoodies.

Philadelphia restaurateur Michael Schulson closed Izakaya at the Borgata in January. Now he’s heading to Ocean Casino Resort with two places.

For $4 million, we compare two homes with stunning yet totally different views.

Plus, Rochelle Bilal campaign goes all conspiracy-theory on the Inquirer.

Plus: Robotic servers descend on Cherry Hill, West Chester’s new 400-seat steakhouse, and chef Andrew Wood of Russet takes over Le Virtù’s kitchen.

Here’s where you can turn the next time you need a break from the kitchen.

A mid-19th-century classic on the outside, a mid-20th-century one on the inside.

Plus, why Philly might go nuts on July 4, 2026.

Kaminski + Pew’s renovation respected the original Frank Furness building while bringing the home up to date for one young family. 

Just three years after the founding of the first girls’ high-school wrestling team in Pennsylvania, nearly 200 squads now compete.

Plus, who keeps $100,000 sitting around in their house? In Delco?!

The bride and groom say the most touching moment of their day was how the music brought everyone together.