Philadelphia Magazine checks out Rae at the Cira Centre and finds a restaurant that caters to everyone. What I like best about Rae is its […]

Kirsten Henri takes refuge from the tax man at James. She finds escape is possible with a quality martini and “perfect pastas.” I also really […]

Check out the weekly beer dinner at the General Lafayette Inn. for $21.95 you’ll get three courses, each paired with a different 10 ounce beer. […]

There are few foods that are as identified with Philadelphia as the soft pretzel and nowhere can you find a soft pretzel as good as […]

Click To Play Chef Jose Garces talks about his newest venture, Tinto, a Spanish wine bar with Basque cuisine.

Drinker’s Tavern, 124 Market Street, is kicking off their movie night tonight at 7 PM.There will be drink specials including $3 Finlandia drinks and free […]

Here are some of the things we’re eagerly anticipating. Wed. April 4 – Five-Course Spanish Wine Dinner at Bar Ferdinand Wed. April 4 – Dollar […]

March Madness may be over but Conshohocken’s Stella Blu is mad about lobster this April. All month Stella Blu will be offering lobster specials Monday […]

What was originally just a Wednesday offer is now being expanded to Mondays and Tuesdays as well. Yes, 333 Belrose is offering a half-price bar […]

Doc’s Union Pub at 2nd and Mifflin is being sold. Expect the bar named for electricians union leader John Dougherty, to be remade more in […]

It’s the NCAA men’s college basketball finals tonight. So after you enjoy a drink and maybe dinner outside, head to the local sports bar to […]

¡Pasión! is now serving a three-course Chef’s Tasting for $35 every Tuesday at the Chef’s Bar. Chef’s tasting includes appetizer, entree and dessert and is […]

On Thursday, April 19th, Marigold Kitchen hosts a special dinner with chef Ana Sortun who has just written Spice: Flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean. Chef […]

Feeling creative? Then “The Art of Drinking Troegs” contest is for you. Collect Tröegs bottle caps Use the caps to make art. Submit a photo […]

Craig LaBan reviews Daniel Stern’s Rae and tries to figure out what it’s trying to be. Is it a lunch spot for corporate types? A […]