YOLO (You Only Live Once)  opened on October 3rd, succeeding Odd Fellows Cafe at 12th and Spruce. Now the cafe has brown paper up in […]

  Alexander Lobrano of the New York Times writes about Le Bec Fin, rather succinctly summing up the dichotomy of a French room serving up […]

Another week gone by, all full of weirdness, big news, tequila, mac-and-cheese, douchebags, free stoves, holiday shopping, graffiti and tacos. For those of you who […]

Friday Baltimore’s Brewer’s Art will be at Devil’s Den tonight. Meet Brewer’s Art owner Tom Creegan and enjoy 5 drafts plus bombers and cans. P&P, […]

The highly anticipated Agricola restaurant in Princeton will open around February 1 with the kitchen under the command of executive chef Josh Thomsen, the French […]

Peter Woolsey of Bistrot La Minette is getting some new kitchen equipment and wants to make sure that his old equipment finds a better home […]

The Mildred is debuting a prix-fixe Sunday Dinner Menu this weekend. Chef Michael Santoro is offering a special three-course prix-fixe menu for $38 per person, every […]

The days of 2012 are dwindling and we’ve been thinking back on the year that was. In Philadelphia it was another banner year of restaurant […]

On Foobooz, we’ll be running daily surveys, polling readers about where they believe certain restaurants will land in the Philadelphia magazine list of the 50 Best Restaurants. […]

Today, the Best Buy on Columbus Boulevard in South Philadelphia is offering a Lunch Break Fast Break. Best Buy is hosting the Street Food and […]

“What is the recommended portion size for white truffles per person?” —Adam Leonti, Vetri

  Because there’s one available. Or one that will be available come spring. The space at 263 North 3rd was once the home of the […]

Adam Erace reviews Craft & Claw, the seafood spot that has taken over Mad River in Old City. In it he finds a grown up […]

About once a week we receive an email, text or tweet from someone exasperated that the Honey’s Sit ‘n Eat hasn’t opened at 21st and […]