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While takeout is still available, South Philly’s favorite charcuterie and sandwich shop must navigate a heap of city paperwork to bring back dine-in service.
In presumably the first case were Adam Erace excused himself from reviewing a restaurant because of a potential conflict with his forthcoming Green Aisle Grocery, […]
Photo via American Public House Review Suzanne Woods, who it should be pointed out also works for Sly Fox, nonetheless brings up a good point regarding […]
This week in Philadelphia Magazine’s Restaurant Club Newsletter. Thanksgiving Dining Guide Food lovers aren’t necessarily cooks (ahem), so eat out for Thanksgiving. First Bite: Breakfast […]
We’re updating our popular Recession Specials feature. Removed are the closed restaurants (we miss you Ansill), added are the latest wallet saving deals (Gnocchi has […]
Philadelphia has always known that Philadelphia’s food scene is one of the best in the country, but it is nice to be recognized nationally as a dining destination. Here’s our list of the most exciting restaurants putting Philadelphia on the map.
Thursday, November 12th sees a choice of festivals. The Union League is hosting the Philadelphia Whiskey Festival while Phiz Fest celebrates Champagne and sparkling wine […]
Half-priced Monday starts at P.Y.T. tonight. There will be half-priced draft beers and $4 shots of Jameson. Combine that with Swift Half’s $2 half pints […]
Tom Drinker’s West will be the name of the 250-seat pizzeria and pub from Avram Hornik (Drnker’sPub, Drinker’s Tavern, Lucy’s Hat Shop) set for University […]
Craig LaBan reviews the transformed Meritage and finds that the Asian influenced cuisine of Anne Coll has made the neighborhood restaurant a destination. [W]hat separates […]