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Federal Donuts Officially Headed to Citizens Bank Park

Today, Aramark, the Phillies and Federal Donuts made it official, hot donuts and fried chicken will be available at Citizens Bank Park this year. Aramark employees […]

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And THAT Is How You Take Over The World

The opening of a new, neighborhood cheesesteak joint? Not really news. The opening of a new, neighborhood cheesesteak joint IN FRANCE? Definitely news. Especially when […]

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UPDATE: Boot & Saddle Hits a Snag

A Stop Work Order was slapped on the outside of Boot & Saddle a week ago. The order cites violations of building and plumbing codes. […]

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About Last Night: COOK Masters Program Graduation Dinner

Yesterday was the final meeting for the first class of the COOK Masters Program, and what better way to put a cap on things than […]

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Pizzeria Vetri Gets a Logo and an Oven

Marc Vetri has been dribbling out details about his upcoming Pizzeria Vetri via social media. Yesterday he tweeted a photo of his under construction pizza oven (shown […]

Rex 1516 Rolls Out New Menu This Friday

Rex 1516 is rolling out a new menu for early Spring. It is the first menu fully devised by executive chef Justin Swain. Chef Swain’s […]


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50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

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.

The Philly 15: Philadelphia’s Best New Restaurants

The Philly 15: Philadelphia’s Best New Restaurants

Everything you need to know about what’s new and what’s next in Philadelphia's dining scene.

The Mildred Adds Happy Hour Starting Tonight

The Mildred is launching happy hour starting this evening. Specials will include $6 house wines and punch, $2 off draft beers and half off the […]

Percy Street BBQ Gets a New Menu

Photo by Drew Lazor Percy Street BBQ has been rolling out a new menu this month. The menu gets a bit away from the orthodox […]

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Oysters and Cotton Candy?

Tonight’s buck-a-shuck oysters at Doc Magrogan’s University City are being paired with cotton candy. Chef Karen Weinstein calls it “the ultimate salty sweet seafood combination” Thirteen […]

Ommegang Hop Chef Returns to Philadelphia

On Tuesday, April 23rd at 7 p.m. at Union Transfer, some of Philadelphia’s most talented chefs will be competing to become Philadelphia’s second Ommegang Hop […]

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Tickets remain for Bistrot La Minette duck dinner

We just ran into Peter Woolsey who reminded us that reservations still remain for tomorrow’s duck dinner at Bistrot La Minette. Terence Feury, Mike Solomonov, John Taus, Pierre Calmels, David […]

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Where We’re Drinking Right Now: The Best New Bars in Philly

Where We’re Drinking Right Now: The Best New Bars in Philly

Here’s what’s new and cool — or chaotic but fun — in Philly’s drinking world right now.

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James Beard Finalists Announced, Two Locals Move On & Journalism Gets Nods as Well

The James Beard Foundation announced their 2013 awards finalists today. The list of JBF Awards semifinalists included a boatload of Philadelphia area nominees but the […]

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Matyson Offering Gluten “Full” Menu This Week

Ben Puchowitz and his Matyson team are masters of the tasting menu. This week they’re bucking the gluten-free trend with a very gluten full menu. […]

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Restaurant Weeks Abound

South Jersey’s Hot Chefs Restaurant Week has kicked off with 35 independent restaurants offering $25 and $35 menus. Everyone from District 611 to Tavro 13 […]

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And Now, A Parting Thought From Trey Popp…

I’ve spent the last two days at a Penn-hosted conference titled “Feeding Cities,” focusing on urban agriculture, food security and safety, and the challenges posed […]

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