Philadelphia Magazine

Cafes, bars, and casual restaurants for when you might need an escape hatch — or at least the possibility of leaving after thirty minutes.

“Seeing everyone in their hanboks dancing together was a scene I’ll never forget,” says bride Elizabeth Kim of her reception.

We can also help with that SEPTA Metro stuff.

Plus, judge squashes Krasner’s cushy plans for leniency for billboard-famous lawyer.

From old-school classics to out-of-the-box flavors here are the best spots to grab cannoli in the city — all filled to order, of course.

You now have a chance to own three centuries of history, passed on by a legendary family.

Here’s everything you need to know, from the ballpark to the beach.

Did a “technical glitch” really cause the end of ticket sales to the show? Or was it transphobia? Drag queen Eric Jaffe wants answers.

Plus: Meet Fork’s new chef, the Great Migration dinner you shouldn’t miss, and a new American Vietnamese comfort food spot opens in Point Breeze.

Plus, can the combo of a harpist and a rapper possibly be a good thing?

These communities abound in places where everyone knows your name.

How a trip to Rome inspired Marc Grika to close Flannel and open DaVinci & Yu.

Plus, the Philly singer from America’s Got Talent who is now… painting birds?!

Philly’s shock-jock jeweler throws open the vault and reveals the guy behind his iconic salesman shtick.

The Birds paraded up Broad Street, from the Linc to the Art Museum steps for an epic citywide celebration.