In Joe Sixpack’s column today he discusses Beer Wars, a documentary about beer and its distibution that is going to be shown around the country […]

Shank’s & Evelyn’s is “relocating” from its South Philadelphia location of almost 50 years and considering a spot near the Union League at 15th and […]

We gave Old City a bit of a rough time this week but we have to give props. Congrats to the Middle East Restaurant (seen […]

Francis and Cathy of Le Virtu left this in our comments last night but we wanted to shine some more light on what they’re doing […]

Tonight is the 11th Annual Bunny Hop in Fairmount. 10 area bars are participating and it all kicks off at 630pm. The crawl benefits local […]

Get Happy, the former Kildare’s on 2nd Street closed yesterday after a disagreement with Kildare’s founder Dave Magrogan over the liquor license. Get Happy had […]

File this one under misreading the tealeaves. In A.D. Amorosi’s Icepack today he hints that the “fabled” Jimmy Milan’s could be making a return.  If […]

Stephen Starr places two restaurants on Restaurants & Institutions 2009 top 100 grossing independent restaurants list. New York’s Buddakan is number 7 and Morimoto NY […]

Are you ready to step into the Octo? Rock Lobster which was closed all last season is coming back as Octo, complete with an octopus […]

Found this post on PhiladelphiaSpeaks.com and thought it might be a fun one to toss out there. Ok, so my daughter’s friend’s family took her […]

Trey Popp rolls into Merl’s, a 20-seat diner at 16th and Dickinson.  The meat-heavy menu loads the bases with bacon — pork, beef, turkey — and […]

Chris Leonard has pulled the plug on 6-month old Tiedhouse in Fairmount and he goes out with guns blazing. The General Lafayette Inn remains open. Update: […]

Look past the velvet rope and bouncers and you might notice that Akoya is trying to making a name for itself in the shadow of […]

The Bite takes a look at some openings that are less than a month out including a new spot for Rick’s Steaks. Taking a bite […]

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 […]