The family behind Khmer Kitchen just opened Sophie’s Kitchen on Washington Avenue.

The Mediterranean wine bar turned “sexy, dark” cocktail haven will be rechristened when it opens next week.

From long-lived greasy spoons to concepts from hotshot chefs who flamed out, we’re remembering these much-loved spots taken from us too soon.

Daytime tapas in Center City is real.

Take a look inside and check out the menu at Shawn Darragh and Ben Puchowitz’s new izakaya-inspired spot.

New this season: A restaurant in — gasp! — West Chester (and it debuts really high), plus some other shake-ups.

As special bonus content for our October cover story on (what else?) cheesesteaks, we delve into the archives to bring you this historical account of the cheesesteak, from the people who know it best.

And more great moments in cheesesteak history.

Uncovering the origin story of Philadelphia’s most far-reaching culinary export.

Maybe it’s part of your daily routine, or maybe you haven’t had one in years. Either way, we say it’s time to proudly embrace Philly’s favorite sandwich for what it is: our city’s cultural and culinary gem.

Death to the cheesesteak hoagie.

The restaurant changed the game for Philly’s food scene. On the 20th anniversary of Vetri’s opening, one of its co-founders looks back on how it all came to be.

And we’ve got the deets on their opening party.

At Spice Finch, every plate is a work of art. But beauty isn’t everything.

Well, that was quick.