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Bizarre Silk City Incident Takes Bad Service to a Whole New Level

Stuffed animals. A five-year-old girl. Her mom. And teriyaki sauce. Lots of teriyaki sauce.


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Barstool Olympics Follow-up: Who’s Got Poutine

Last Friday we posted about the Barstool Olympics at some local bars where the bar that sells the most Molson wins. Several of you wanted […]

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Now That’s a T-Shirt

Sugar Mom’s is offering one heck of a T-shirt featuring a monster attacking Old City. The t-shirt is available at Sugar Mom’s for just $13. […]

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Foodery Launches Beer Academy

Foodery beer experts are taking to the bars to further educate Philadelphians on beer. The Beer Academy class will be offered at Dos Segundos, Local […]

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Lauren McCutcheon can’t wait to explore this design market come spring.

If one more person emails me about the surely-to-be-fabulous Clover Market set to debut at Ardmore’s Schauffele Plaza (you know, across from Brownie’s) April 11th […]

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This Goods reporter is looking for fashionable ways to keep her head warm this winter.

In case you missed it, we’ve been smacked with some apocalyptic weather lately: blizzards, below-freezing temperatures, wind that makes you wonder if we’re still in […]

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Tonight

It’s Fat Tuesday, a night that used to thrill as many as it scared. South Street was a powder keg and one year it exploded. […]


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Tale of the Tape: Garces Trading Co.

Garces Trading Co. has opened at 1111 Locust Street. It is the sixth Philadelphia endeavor for Iron Chef Jose Garces. The gourmet market and cafe […]

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Our Cajun Food and Drink Guide

BY BRIDGET SALMONS Fat Tuesday might not be the biggest holiday celebration in Philly, but it is an excuse to seek out some solid Cajun […]

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Quick Bites

Talk about fast-turnaround, Lucas Manteca signed a lease for the former Gayle 5 weeks ago and managed to open Hoof + Fin this past weekend. […]

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BY ASHLEY PRIMIS From a peek inside Jose Garces’s newest venture (which opens today) to new promotions (burgers and beers) to a first look at […]

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Opening Today: Garces Trading Company

BY ASHLEY PRIMIS What It Is: The newest venture from the Iron Chef (his 6th) has Jose’s food for eat-in or takeout and a very […]

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Korean Tacos on Menu at Meritage Tonight

Through Saturday, February 27th only, Meritage will be serving up Korean short rib tacos for the special price of $3. The tacos are served on […]

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Downstairs at APO to Become Diner

Victor Fiorillo has the scoop on APO Bar + Lounge’s downstairs being converted into a diner with of course, an extensive selection of alcohol. The […]

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MidAtlantic Misses

Craig LaBan only wishes he could like MidAtlantic the restaurant as much as he likes MidAtlantic the concept. But too many gaffes leave that as […]

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Breaking News: Big Changes at APO

BY VICTOR FIORILLO I’ve been wondering for the longest time what was going to become of APO (née the legally complicated “Apothecary”), the 13th Street […]

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