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)
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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.


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

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How Five Days in Philly Changed Movie History Forever

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

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These stylish fashion boutiques are almost enough — almost — to keep us off the beach

So I’ve been going to Avalon since the dawn of time (well, at least since I was in utero), and today, it looks much different […]

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Building Silk City’s Beer Garden

We were excited when we first heard Mark Bee was going to be building a beer garden next to Silk City. But as the months […]

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Oyster House: Tale of the Tape

The Oyster House is set to open today where the Sansom Street Oyster House stood for years. And it won’t just be the oysters that […]

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Tonight

Well as we said before, it’s the first night of Center City Sips but it also seems to be the night of a bunch of […]

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The Best of Foobooz: June 3, 2009

Center City Sips Debuts Tonight Foobooz has its recommendation and a guide to outdoor sips. Read More on Foobooz Lacking Cohesion at Coquette Menu lacks […]


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Exclusive: Shots of the (Modernly) Redesigned Savona

Savona, in Gulph Mills, is back up and running after having closed for six weeks for a face-lift — I mean, an entire Extreme Home […]

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Around The Web

Early Feedback from the Piazza Living on the Vedge tells us about a promising margherita pizza and a salad at Vino that will hopefully be […]

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Don’t Read This Hungry

Felicia D’Ambrosio urges everyone to eat Pub & Kitchen’s spicy pulled pork. [Meal Ticket] It’s a video lunch at Irie Caribbean Grill, on the OTHER […]

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Accolades

Our Sporting Dynasty It’s a Three-peat for Citizens Bank Park. For the third year in a row the ballpark has been named Most Vegetarian-Friendly by […]

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Sly Fox is lookingt to put its O’Reilly’s Stout in 16oz cans with nitrogen cartridges by St. Patrick’s Day 2010. The perfect defense against bartenders […]

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Center City Sips Debuts Tonight

Tonight is the kickoff of Center City Sips, Center City’s happiest hour with more than 100 bars and restaurants offering $4 cocktails, $3 wines, $2 […]

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The Weekender Happy Hour: Izakaya at the Borgata

What to Drink: Any of the $7 cocktails, like the simple Sake Lemonade (sake, lemon, and club soda) or the refreshing Cucumber Cocktail (gin, yuzu, […]

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Lacking Cohesion At Coquette

  There are some bargains to be found among the French-Mexican-Thai dishes found at Coquette but the menu lacks the cohesion that its decor has […]

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Bistrot La Minette Is Into the Drama

Pairing the culinary with the cultural, Bistrot La Minette is starting a new “Bistrot Movie Night” this summer. Every Monday night a different French film […]

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