Philadelphia Magazine

True to the Colonial tradition up front but configured for modern living in the back.

Here’s what you need to know to get the best food in Philly delivered to your door, responsibly.

It’s exactly the restaurant it needs to be, exactly the restaurant it wants to be. And it’s not chance or good fortune that makes it that way.

Taking time out of my adult life to chat with my mother has helped me to slow down — and to appreciate the woman who raised me.

As the coffee brand makes its way into the Certified B Corps club, its founder is ready to prove you can do well while doing good.

How necessary is writing your own vows? Can our friend marry us? Three seasoned Philly officiants answer all your burning questions.

There are many great things about Wine Dive on South Street. Its name isn’t one of them.

A 75-seat theater set to open this spring on Baltimore Avenue is giving local cinephiles hope — despite the Ritz at the Bourse closure.

Cecil Baker’s recent project in Rittenhouse Square’s western reaches grafted a sleek modern building onto a historic townhouse.

Venatorx Pharmaceuticals is leading the race to develop new antibiotics before the next drug-resistant superbug spreads.

The former Philly mayor is on the campaign trail, backing one of the most blatant forms of state-sanctioned racism.

Roger Schwab, the co-owner and operator of X-Force Philadelphia, isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

LMNO is expected to open sometime this spring on Front Street with an outdoor patio and cocktail lounge.

Nicely outfitted, well maintained, conveniently located, attractively priced. That’s four for four.

Out-of-control corporate recruiting — and a new black market — transforms our favorite Ivy League university.