Mac Mart owner Marti Liberman, whose business was targeted by the Boycott Ride in Philadelphia on Sunday, November 8th (photo courtesy Marti Lieberman/Mac Mart)
City Life

Mac Mart Wasn’t Even Supposed to Be Open During the Philly Boycott Ride. Here’s Why It Was

Hours after the controversial ride ended, we spoke with owner Marti Lieberman about her decision to do business on Sunday, and where we go from here.


Life & Style

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

City Life

How Five Days in Philly Changed Movie History Forever

Life & Style

The Flyers Launch a New Retail Line to Go With Their Independence Edition Jerseys

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Restaurants

Hot Dish — and Pics — From the Great Chefs Event at Osteria

While I was eating too much and enjoying myself at the Great Chefs Event at Osteria last week, I was, of course, thinking of the […]

Restaurants

Help a Member Out: Dining Outdoors With Your Posse

Summer’s officially in session, and with any luck we’ll all be whiling away many a weekend down the Shore. But there is something to be […]

City Life

More and more places are putting organic beer on tap.

As with everything else organic, fans of all-natural beer argue that it’s not just a matter of superior ingredients; both the environment and the drinker […]

Restaurants

Restaurant Club Offers: June 23, 2009

Through September 7th: Being Naked Is Sweet Naked Chocolate is offering a BOGO (buy one, get one) promo for Restaurant Club readers. Through Labor Day, […]

City Life

Another locally based spirit hits the shelves, but this one will really resonate with Philadelphians.

It wasn’t so long ago that I was oohing and aahing over the growth of the craft beer industry in the region — Victory this, […]

Restaurants

Papal Happenings

We’ve been hearing good things about the P.O.P.E’s new menu of late. Living on the Vedge sings the veggie burger’s praises while Drawing for Food […]


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50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

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


City Life

Gays are remaking Passyunk Avenue into a cosmopolitan hub bustling with designer coffee shops and chic boutiques.

“I can’t read my book anymore,” says 80-year-old widow Mary Galanti Papola, who’s lived in the same home at 13th and Tasker her whole life, […]

City Life

He’s left a bigger mark on Philly than anyone this side of Willard Rouse.

But yes, of course, don’t be fooled: Quietly, Rubin picks up idiosyncrasies of partners, vulnerabilities on the other side of the negotiating table. He understands […]

City Life

Chef/owner, the City Tavern, and author of the new The City Tavern Cookbook: Recipes from the Birthplace of American Cuisine.

Why people should give a damn about 18th-century cooking: Simply put, the food was just so superior. Whether the Colonials ever dieted: They ate lots […]

Restaurants

Dueling Pianos Returning To Center City

You might remember Jolly’s on 19th Street or perhaps even Jolly’s in the Latham Hotel. And by summer’s end you’ll know Jolly Weldon’s third incarnationof […]

City Life

My daughter is having an adventurous life, without me. Is it time for me to follow her lead?

Your instinct, as a parent, is to pare down your caring, block out extraneous pleas for your attention, turn away from Africa and Afghanistan to […]

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City Life

A piece of chocolate has always been an indulgence, and lucky for us, two boutique chocolatiers are opening.

It’s one of those pleasantly unexpected tidbits to emerge from the sour saga that is our economy: High-end chocolate sales are up. We get it. […]

Restaurants

Noble Notes

Noble: An American Cookery is adding a happy hour. There will be daily cocktail and wine specials, $3 draught and bottled beers. On the food […]

City Life

Charlie Manuel lets us in on the secrets behind his strategy and how he gets millionaires to listen.

SK: Have you modeled your managing approach after any other big-league managers? CM: I played for Billy Martin with the Twins and for Walter Alston […]

City Life

Table 31’s reinvention has good Italian food but plenty of service snafus.

At the height of 2009’s unlikely mid-recession steakhouse boom, Chris Scarduzio, executive chef and co-owner of Table 31, pulled out of the game. Table 31 […]

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