Fat Salmon has opened on Walnut near 7th. It looks nothing like its predecessor, Aso Sushi. [Meal Ticket] Michael Klein has some more on Mixx, […]

San Francisco Chronicle food and wine critic Michael Bauer is cool with us. Back in September, 2007 he called out New York writers who claimed gastropubs were […]

David Snyder recognizes that Chew Man Chu isn’t aiming to knock the socks off of foodies but he can’t knock the job it is doing […]

Besides being masters of stealth, all ninjas have masterful knife skills. Take the first step towards becoming a ninja or at least towards making some […]

Foster’s Homeware may have moved around the corner to 33 N 3rd Street but that doesn’t mean they’ve stopped their free Saturday cooking demonstrations or […]

As part of Xochitl’s renovation is a new logo, which do you prefer? The new logo showed at the top or the older logo shown […]

Out with the old, in with the new at 2nd Street’s Xochitl. Out is chef Dionicio Jimenez who, Michael Klein reports will be heading up […]

Devil’s Den has new glass growlers in and tonight they’re free to the first 75 people to buy a growler of Sixpoint beer tonight. On […]

Tommy Up’s P.Y.T. is offering up a burger that couldn’t be more Philadelphian if it featured Ben Franklin running up the steps of the Art […]

BY VICTOR FIORILLO Jason Evanchik has a strange trinity of establishments on his hands. First there was Vintage, a perfectly respectable wine bar he opened […]

Adam Erace visits Koo Zee Doo and even though it seems like much of what he liked is now off the menu, he’ll be returning […]

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Oyster House is starting a weekly Shrimp and Crawfish Boil tonight. Get down with a plate of peel-em shrimp, whole crawfish and kielbasa, all cooked […]

As alluded to about a month ago, former Lacroix chef Matt Levin is indeed taking over the Coquette space at 5th and Bainbridge. [Meal Ticket] […]

We had to check the calendar, it’s Ground Hog Day not April Fool’s Day so we have no reason not to believe that David Ansill, […]