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The Kensington bar is eliminating tipping in favor of a service charge that allows them to offer health insurance and other benefits to employees.

But we already knew that.

Owner Branden McRill added a more affordable menu and a new outdoor market to his University City restaurant.

Just a year after launching his company, which delivers food exclusively from Black-owned restaurants, David Cabello is already entering a third city market. And he’s only getting started.

Philly’s favorite mobile beer garden has a plan in place to serve you socially safe brews this summer.

The James Beard award-winning chef is separating permanently from K’far, Zahav, and the company at large.

Before you make a reservation for dinner this Friday night, consider whose safety you’re willing to risk.

After years of selling at farmer’s markets in Philly, Kyle Cuffie-Scott is opening a brick-and-mortar location of Darnel’s Cakes, a bakery committed to reducing the stigmas surrounding HIV and AIDS.

The restaurant’s chef and co-owner announced over the weekend that he is “currently working out the legalities of leaving the restaurant permanently.”

The team behind Cooking for the Culture, a platform for black culinary professionals, is organizing food drives after the city shut down food distribution sites.

The iconic Philly market faced criticism from its staff on Wednesday for offering free lunches to on-duty police officers. They have since revoked the policy and apologized, angering police.

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“I fucked up,” Schroeder told us, later emailing a statement, which appears here in its entirety.

Joe and Angela Cicala’s illicit backyard pizzeria showed the best of Philly’s resilient spirit, even in the worst of times.