Try these beachy restaurants before summer’s end

It’s your first week without Center City Sips but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any happy hour deals. Our suggestion, visit Noble for happy hour […]

David Grasso went before Fishtown last night to offer the neighborhood a look at his proposed 34,000 square feet live music venue. Residents voted 57-38 […]

Photo by Jason Varney | Fussing with Forks Barbuzzo opens today. Check out the Tale of the Tape here, or just look at these pictures […]

Brian Freedman takes Olive on 3rd to task for its lack of flavor, focus and service. Shrimp scampi over linguine missed by every metric possible. […]

The Daily News’ Dan Geringer takes a look at the problem of food trucks wanting to roam free versus city rules set up for a […]

Photo via Wikimedia Commons The famous Scores strip club hopes to open at the Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City. The proposed Atlantic City […]

Trey Popp visits West Side Gravy, the straight-ahead Americana inspired restaurant of Blackbird’s Alex Capasso. There’s no postmodern deconstruction here, no lobster-corndog irony. The tattoo-style […]

We just spotted the above sign in the window of the Artful Dodger at the corner of 2nd and Pine. The longtime Society Hill bar, […]

Tonight at 5pm Village Whiskey will be debuting Maker’s 46, the first new product from Maker’s Mark in 52 years. Maker’s Mark diplomat Nikki Smith […]

Hop Angel Brauhaus has settled on a logo. Hop Angel should softly open in a couple of weeks. [Hop Angel Brauhaus] Union Tavern will be […]

This evening marks the return of Cantina Dos Segundos’ Brewsday Tuesday. Each Tuesday the Northern Liberties bar will be spotlighting some rare beers from the some of […]

This week in Philadelphia Magazine’s Restaurant Club Newsletter. PB&U Opens in Wayne A new restaurant specializing in peanut butter sandwiches opens its doors. The Return of […]

Marc Vetri and Jose Garces are teaming up for the next industry night to be held at Amis on Monday, September 6th from 10pm-2am. Jose Garces […]

Trey Popp files his first review for Philadelphia Magazine, his inaugural target, El Rey. Popp doesn’t find big mistakes but only a couple of items […]