Philadelphia Magazine

Apparently Low Cut Connie is a bit too liberal for Luzerne County.

Whether it’s located in Society Hill or Fitler Square, a townhouse on Delancey Street is a prized possession.

A trucker. A blind marathoner. And an outpouring of community support.

Plus, another major meat heist!

Plus, the Trump administration is sending immigration detainees to South Jersey.

At her Manayunk store, you’ll also find a cardboard cutout of Fabio.

Let this South Philly man-about-town entertain you. It’s all he wants to do.

Thanks to the Cheltenham taxidermist’s handiwork, your beloved companion will be timelessly honored.

Whether you need a suit for your best friend’s wedding or some casual threads for a roof-deck hang, these spots will keep you looking sharp.

Plus: A trio of venues that are oldies but goodies when it comes to “I do.”

These new restaurants are redefining Philly mornings with masala eggs benny, rice rolls, and calamansi doughnuts.

Be careful out there! Plus, a South Street bar has the worst luck.

She’s also in charge of next year’s big 250th.

Philly’s favorite cocktail bar is plagued by yet another disaster. Plus, Amanda Shulman and Alex Kemp are opening a new restaurant, and WokWorks introduces its robot chef.

Takes all of 30 seconds. Plus, front license plates could make a return.