Philadelphia Magazine

On the cusp of celebrating its 100th year of business, Famous 4th Street’s survival is about more than stuffed cabbage and chopped liver.

Where to go when you want to eat something more satisfying than a semi-stale croissant.

The lunch revolution begins now.

Let your brain forget that work exists for a little while.

Give your midday meal a boost with ingredients already stocked in your kitchen.

Plus, robots take over driving duties at the Navy Yard. And South Philadelphia has another 40-day chicken man.

And why you should be pairing mezcal with cheese.

What we mean when we designate restaurants and dishes as authentic, and how that language limits Philly’s talent pool of chefs.

Not exactly the windfall some had imagined. Plus, Philly schools to mask up after the holiday break. And the Eagles Christmas album is exactly how a charity drive should be done.

The activewear brand’s Rittenhouse store opens tomorrow.

The Shipley-educated author talks the recent Netflix film adaptation and the sexual trauma that inspired her best-selling novel.

From factory to idea factory that you can live — and maybe even make stuff — in.

What happens when you break up with your best friend?

When the officiant was a no-show, the groom’s friend stepped in.

Plus: Philly Pops drama. Temple prez to move from Chestnut Hill to North Philly amid criticism. And one local school district says it may have to go virtual