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Red gravy was just the beginning. From the chefs reinventing Italian American cuisine to the restaurants and traditions worth discovering, here’s how to navigate the brave new world of Philly’s Italian food.
“When I drink a good bottle of wine, I don’t feel like I need a plate of cheese in front of me all the time,” says Wine Dive co-owner Heather Annechiarico. “Or charcuterie.”
Greg Vernick’s cafe in the Four Seasons Hotel just rolled out a menu of luxe toasts and pastries to get you through the hours between lunch and dinner.
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.
Neighborhood Ramen wants your noodles to be just as fresh and delicious as when they first hit the broth — which means no takeout and no doggy bags, just like in Japan.