From Election Day and Josh Shapiro for President to LeBron James and some wine, it's been a big week for Philadelphia news.
City Life

Shapiro for Prez?! $32 Martinis! And Bring LeBron Some Pinot! Philly News, By the Numbers

Or cabernet. Or chianti. The man likes his red wine, dammit!


City Life

I Play Rocky Screenwriter Peter Gamble Says Everybody Feels Like an Underdog

Life & Style

Behold! Anthropologie’s Maeve Shop Is Coming to the Main Line

Things to Do

The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Week and Weekend

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Restaurants

Music Fountain Cafe Opens Under Radar

Phoodie tips as off that the Music Fountain Cafe has quietly opened on East Girard Avenue in Fishtown. It’s a throwback classic of a soda […]

Restaurants

Free Sly Fox At Smiths Tonight

Tonight, the Beer Lass will be pouring complimentary Sly Fox Oktoberfest at Smiths this evening starting at 6:30.

Restaurants

In the Restaurant Club

This week in Philadelphia Magazine’s Restaurant Club Newsletter. The Ultimate Philly Brunch Guide Get a tasty sampling of Philly Mag’s 55 favorite places to spend […]

Restaurants

A Haiku For Meme

Photo by Philadining David Katz’ Mémé turns one today. An occasion that stirs us to verse. A haiku about Mémé’s sizzling mussels appetizer. Hear the […]

Restaurants

Where We’re Eating: Rat’s Restaurant

This summer, Stephen Starr took over Rat’s Restaurant, the elegant fine-dining venue at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey. The restaurant had always enjoyed […]

Restaurants

A New Main Line Service Really Delivers

Everyone likes to order in now and again, but takeout choices can get stale pretty quickly. Enter Main Line Delivery, the brainchild of 24-year-old Bala […]


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Your Guide to the 2026 General Election

Your Guide to the 2026 General Election

All the candidates — including PA governor and U.S. reps — on the ballot on November 3rd.

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

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


Restaurants

Now Open: Milkcrate Cafe

The slickly-muraled Milkcrate Cafe has opened on Girard Avenue at Columbia. The former Canvas Cafe is now a coffee shop and record store by Adam […]

Restaurants

Fish & Chip Tuesdays

The Oyster House is kicking off Fish & Chips Tuesdays between 5 and 11 pm. The $14 platter comes with beer battered day boat cod […]

Restaurants

Tonight, Zahav for $36

Zahav deservedly received lots of praise for its Restaurant Week menu but did you know the modern Israeli restaurant offers a  similar deal on Monday […]

Restaurants

Philly Beer Week Lost Its Fan Base

Philly Beer Week lost its Facebook fans. Some sort of glitch has left the official Facebook page for Philly Beer Week fanless. If you were […]

Restaurants

Culinary Crime Blotter

“Baby Moo,” the calf outside of Hope’s Cookies in Rosemont has gone missing. It happened Sunday night or Monday morning. The calf is 42″ tall, […]

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The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

Mark your calendars to celebrate, eat, and explore your way through Philly.

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.


Restaurants

Stephen Starr Restaurant Timeline

When Pizzeria Stella opens tomorrow it will mark the 18th restaurant for Stephen Starr and that’s not even counting his cafeteria and catering operations. So […]

Restaurants

Tale of the Tape: Pizzeria Stella

Pizzeria Stella is set to open tomorrow at the corner of 2nd and Lombard. Stephen Starr’s pizza joint takes over the former Cosi location and […]

Restaurants

Who’s Got Game?

Le Bec-Fin’s got game. Tuesday, October 6th the French restaurant is hosting a game and wine dinner for $150 per person. There will be courses […]

Restaurants

Now Open: D.P. Dough

We first wrote about D. P. Dough in November of 2008. At that time the calzone chain was hoping to open in Late December or […]

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