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Which Closed Philly Restaurant Do You Miss the Most? Here Are Our Critic’s Picks

Gone but not forgotten: Jason Sheehan revisits the ghosts of Philly restaurants past.


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Award-Winning Comics Creator Brian “Box” Brown Returns With Two New Graphic Novels

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The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

Angela Duckworth, author of Grit, and her new book Situated
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Angela Duckworth on Her New Book, Grit Controversy, and Parenting in a Digital Age

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How to Survive Philly in the Summer

Plus: The ultimate girls night out

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The Daily Scoop

Will half-a-billion bucks fix the airport?

Restaurants

Fish in Fishtown, can you fathom?

View Larger Map Michael Klein reports that Mike Stollenwerk of Fish and the closed Little Fish is going to be opening Fathom Seafood Bar, a […]

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Sex and the City 2

Our man vs. woman review

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Philadelphia has more miles of waterfront than Manhattan. So why don’t we think of ourselves as a river town? Our man sailed around the city to find out

But there are surprises. At a section of Grays Ferry called Forgotten Bottom, there’s an unlikely neighborhood link to the river. In front of a […]

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Off the Cuff: June 2010

A FEW WEEKS AGO, one of our editors ran into Governor Rendell at a Center City restaurant. Our editor told the Governor he’d heard a […]


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The 25 Most Philly Athletes of All Time

The 25 Most Philly Athletes of All Time

This city has had a love affair with the pitchers, running backs, goalies, and point guards who have called it home. Here, we present our definitive ranking. Let the debates begin.

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly


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Cathy Cahill: Savior of our outdoor concerts?

The entire concert industry is hurting these days, with fewer people shelling out for seats, service charges and inflated alcohol prices. But just imagine you’re […]

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Brooke dishes the latest gossip.

It seems half the Main Line is for sale, and the most talked-about digs up for grabs may be the 11-acre Old Gulph Road mansion […]

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I-80 is Obama’s revenge.

When the U.S. Department of Transportation surprised the political establishment by nixing Governor Ed’s plan to toll I-80 — with disastrous ramifications for the future […]

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Is the new Rittenhouse sushi spot something special, or just so-so?

Rittenhouse Square has long needed a destination Japanese restaurant—a place that combines the vibrancy of South Jersey’s Sagami with the quality of fish and spirit […]

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Why a few little degrees are standing between you and the perfect sip.

“Ellen’s fanatical about 65 degrees,” my bartender at Fork said, handing me my $12 glass of barbera. He was referring to Ellen Yin, Fork’s owner, […]

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Summer 2026: Your Guide to Philly’s Biggest Summer Ever

Summer 2026: Your Guide to Philly’s Biggest Summer Ever

From the World Cup and MLB All-Star Game to kayak flotillas, lighthouse climbs, and revolutionary adventures, here’s how to make the most of Philadelphia’s once-in-250-years summer.

Best of Philly 2026

Best of Philly 2026

Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2026: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.


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Taste: Spirits: Drink Here Now: Ultimo/Brew

What: A gourmet coffee shop and craft beer store, all under one roof. The concept: The coffee and beer scenes share similarities: a renewed focus […]

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Really, the only thing better than fried chicken is fried chicken, biscuits and beer.

Really, the only thing better than fried chicken is fried chicken, biscuits and beer. That’s how you’ll have it at Mémé, the Fitler Square New […]

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How restaurant revolutionary Munish Narula sparked Philly’s Indian explosion.

Eons ago, it was Georges Perrier. Then Neil Stein, then Starr, then Garces. Right now, the mantle of Philadelphia’s most up-and-coming restaurateur seems to have […]

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Did Bradley Cooper get your car towed?

Ever since the Greater Philadelphia Film Office put us on the movie-making map, celeb-scouting has become a city pastime. Alas, even Bradley Cooper loses some […]

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