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At Last! The Pedestrian Swing Bridge Across the Schuylkill Is Finally Opening

Begun in 2018, the $28 million project promises to safely and accessibly connect Southwest Philly and Center City. Pedestrians and cyclists celebrate this weekend.


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How the Gobbler Conquered America

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The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Weekend

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The Philly Mag Guide to Cooking Nothing on Thanksgiving

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When it comes to sports towns, none are tougher than Philadelphia. So whatever happened to some of those Philly athletes?

When it comes to sports towns, none are tougher than Philadelphia (and if you don’t believe us, just ask guys named McNabb, Burrell and Santa). […]

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Politics is the new black, dumplings

Politics is the new black, dumplings, as the Pennsylvania Society Inaugural Ball at the Ritz in D.C. proved so aptly. Among the chatterati were a […]

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Feuds! Money! Endorsements! The race to replace D.A. Lynne Abraham is about everything but putting criminals behind bars 

Early polls showed Williams out in front, working his name recognition from the ’05 contest and pushing a progressive agenda centered on assigning assistant D.A.’s […]

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Right after Joe Torsella left the National Constitution Center in January, the buzz began: Who will land his job?

Right after Joe Torsella left the National Constitution Center in January (he’s prepping to run for Arlen Specter’s U.S. Senate spot), the buzz began: Who […]

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Tonight: Eat at Lacroix; Tomorrow: Free Pancakes at IHOP

Take advantage of Lacroix’s Appetite Stimulus plan tonight. $35 for three courses, excluding tax and tip, plus 50% off of any bottle of wine from […]

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Photo Show: Philly Chefs in Motion

*Photo: Andy Benson Is this how your sausage gets made? Yes! It’s also just one of many amazing behind-the-culinary-scenes photographs taken by Andy Benson. Benson […]


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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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Starr-Studded Updates

The Starr Restaurant Organization has decided to make a few updates to their more established restaurants, most revolving around booze. (Not that there’s anything wrong […]

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One Bell Tolls for Soul

Woe to the Philly restaurateur who attempts anything Creole/Cajun/Louisiana-ish. LaBan’s pre-Inky gig was reviewing for the New Orleans Times-Picayune and he has more opinions than […]

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What’s Old Is New at Miel

Longtime loyalists of Miel Patisserie, the pastry shop with outposts in Cherry Hill and Center City, noticed something amiss in late 2007. Prices were rising, […]

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Week in Review: Steakhouse Saturation Edition

Butcher & Singer got three big old bells from Laban. But was he fair to Butcher’s manager? We continued marching to the drum of The […]

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This Weekend

What to do this weekend? Here are two not-too-expensive ideas North of near Spring Garden… Saturday Starting at 4PM, check out The Institute’s Beer, Bourbon […]

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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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Chef’s Market Closing, Cosi Closed

The tipsters have been tipstering from as far away as California (seriously!) and the Inquirer confirms that Chef’s Market, the long-running gourmet shop on South […]

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The recession has every bride taking a second look at her budget. Tell us how you’re cutting back — and find out one savvy way you can save thousands

In these not-so-fabulous economic times, brides are definitely looking for ways to save a little where they can on the details for their Big Day. […]

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Wedding planner and etiquette know-it-all Mark Kingsdorf reveals the secret.

Question: My parents are footing the bill for our wedding, and while I’m happily accepting their checks, I’m kind of dreading all the input they’ll […]

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Nick’s Roast Beef On Walnut

Long before Nick’s Roast Beef had the great idea of putting bits of beef and gravy on their French fries they had a bit of […]

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