Philadelphia Magazine

They’re serving hakata style ramen, rice bowls, and Japanese bites on Girard Avenue.

The Albermarle estate has been relisted.

Now Sally Andersen is a powerlifter.

“I am the right person, for this moment, to lead the 3rd District into the future,” says the West Philly native and former executive director of the Fairmount Park Conservatory.

“When I drink a good bottle of wine, I don’t feel like I need a plate of cheese in front of me all the time,” says Wine Dive co-owner Heather Annechiarico. “Or charcuterie.”

Here are the five commercials that were worth the more than $5 million a spot — and the five that should have died in the pitch meeting.

Do something different this Valentine’s Day.

So we did. The results are probably not what the recently indicted union leader was hoping for.

St. Oner’s will open on Frankford Avenue, not far from the brewery’s beer garden.

And it was more exciting than the Super Bowl itself.

You just have to stop by the Capital One Cafe in Rittenhouse first to grab a ticket.

Instead of pressuring yourself to achieve the often elusive work-life balance, why not try “work-life integration” or “life-work balance”?

Greg Vernick’s cafe in the Four Seasons Hotel just rolled out a menu of luxe toasts and pastries to get you through the hours between lunch and dinner.

And all the money from Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia’s Resolution Rx summit goes to charity.

The theme: “Garage rock with fancy AF outfits.”