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A new craft beer pub with a menu built around Sunday roast-style dishes is slated to open at 2nd and Chestnut in the next few […]
This is a weird weekend to be dining out. Everyone out there needs something different. Some of you have family that you need to entertain. […]
Philly has become a coffee battleground over the past few years, with lots of small local and national (and local-gone-national) operations duking it out for […]
Behind the Line is Foobooz’s interview series with the people who make up Philadelphia’s dynamic bar and restaurant scene. Click here for the full archive. […]
Patti Brett didn’t really plan to cover the dimly lit, wooden walls of Doobies Bar in David Bowie paraphernalia – it sort of just happened. The only Bowie-centric decoration […]
It’s Friday, and you know what that means? It means we all deserve a drink. Or two. Or seven. This weekend, it’s all about the […]
You can drink and do a lot of things in Philly: sit outside, bowl, play board games, throw axes. And now, you can party while […]
The Jose Garces empire is growing just a little bit more, albeit temporarily. Balcony Bar @ The Kimmel — which, as you may have guessed, […]
It’s tough for a beer bar to stand out in a place like Philly, which is fiercely loyal to an ever-growing scene of local and […]
A couple days ago, we put together everything we knew about the three new restaurants by the Garces Group that are opening at the Tropicana […]
Rob Szatkowski couldn’t take it anymore. It was the early 2000s. He was tending bar at Billy Murphy’s Irish Saloon, a bar at the corner […]
I tend to begin a lot of stories with, “I was listening to a radio program, and … ” Ideally, you assume this anonymous program […]
Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer has an interview online today with the New York Times talking bars, rescuing them, and TV. The conversation takes a […]
January ends on a very eclectic note with thrills in music, fitness, and culture events in the Gayborhood and beyond this weekend.
Although it may surprise people outside the service industry, bars and restaurants must pay music licensing fees for the right to play music in their establishments. That’s […]