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Drink Wine With Dinosaurs at This After-Hours Museum Tour

Plus: Tex-Mex comes to University City, Philly gets legit po’boys, and Zitner’s eggs are back in production.


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New Chef But Fork Still A Staple

Adam Erace checks out the menu of new Chef Terence Feury, who has taken the helm at Old City’s Fork. The down-to-earth, uncomplicated style extends […]

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Chocolate & Beer

Golosa just got a new shipment of chocolates in from Italy’s “Best Artisanal Chocolatier,” Andrea Bianchini of Florence, Italy so they can’t help but host a […]

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Local Contestant For The Next Food Network Star

Among the ten contestants for next season of The Next Food Network Star is Philadelphia chef and dietician, Katie Cavuto. Kavuto runs Healthy Bites, a […]

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Is Old City Really Over?

Lately, we’ve been hearing a lot of “Old City sucks” commentary – from eaters, readers and from ourselves. But is Old City really that atrocious? […]

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Manayunk On Market

Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! According to this lede from Thrillist, Bocca brings Manayunk to Market Street. The Mediterranean and Manayunk have a lot in common: both […]

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The Blockley & Mary Oaks Up For Late April

Philadelphian Ned Taddei plans to open The Blockley Pourhouse and Mary Oaks in late April. The Blockley will be a bar with pub fare and […]


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Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Red gravy was just the beginning.

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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How Much For One Rib?

  Philadelphia Fish & Co. is making way for Q BBQ & Tequila and Meal Ticket has the menu, complete with the price for one […]

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Recession-proof fun and food at Chris’

We get tons of emails from restaurants and clubs about their so-called "deals," but this one really takes the prize. At Chris’ Jazz Cafe on […]

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Fishtown To Throw Shad Fest

Rick Nichols recounts the story of Fishtown and the shad that gave the area it’s name. It was 28 years ago that Lambertville threw a […]

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Corned Beef Report

Neil Parish who owns the Kibitz Room in Cherry Hill will be opening a Center City location at 1521 Locust Street in a couple of […]

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Fleur de Lehigh Returns On Tax Day

Philadelphia Brewing Co.’s first seasonal, Fleur de Lehigh returns April 15th in draught and bottles. It marks the first time a PBC seasonal will be […]

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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.


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Food Investigator: Fish You Won’t Want to Passover

The typical seder spread — with matzoh ball soup, tender brisket, and chocolate macaroons — is nothing short of delicious. But gefilte fish, a Passover […]

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Cupmakes Make-Your-Own Cupcake Bakery

Mounded with frosting and cute as can be, cupcakes bring out the kid in us. This May, partners Christopher Rice and Richard Talens will open […]

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Mountains Of Italy Come to Passyunk

Le Virtu will be serving Abruzzese summer food in the garden next to their Passyunk Avenue restaurant. Expect lamb chops, sausages, steaks,shrimp, calamari, vegetables and smoked mozzarella […]

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The Split Between Promise and Execution

Craig LaBan turns down shots at El Camino Real and suffers through the kitchen’s inconsistencies.    The raucous pace of which also seemed to unsettle […]

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