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City Paper visits Astral Plane Millennium and is not impressed, mainly with the service but finds some dishes that could be worth noting. Hope comes […]
Photo by Ryan Charles PhillyFoodGuys take an early look at Vietnam Cafe in West Philadelphia and it certainly sounds like they liked it. Overall, our […]
Even Trey Popp’s complaints are complimentary in his take on Marigold Kitchen and its new chef, Erin O’Shea. Sweetbread nuggets won converts who usually steer […]
Trey Popp gets off the beaten R1 tracks and finds Under the Oak Cafe. Even the turkey stew had a light touch. The broth was […]
Adam Erace sits down across the street from Termini’s to have an old fashioned Italian meal at the Termini family’s restaurant Mr. Joe’s. And of […]
It’s the Moore Brothers After Holiday Wine sale. Stock up so you’ll be ready for all your BYOing. So we thank you. And we celebrate […]
Benny Lai, owner of Vietnam is opening Vietnam Cafe in West Philadelphia. But it won’t be a carbon copy of the popular Chinatown restaurant. Unlike […]
We have a lot of BYOB’s in Philly, for multiple reasons that have been dissected ad nauseum here and here and here. We’re currently in […]
Craig LaBan reviews Cochon, the French bistro named for a pig on the border of Queen Village and Bella Vista in South Philadelphia. Cochon’s best […]
Elisa Ludwig checks out Meju in Old City and finds enough to like that she’d be a regular if she worked nearby. Like the kimchee, […]
Trey Popp often gets the question “are there any worthwhile places in town that price their dinner entrées below $20?” He finds a worthwhile answer […]
Adam Erace enjoys his Cochon, the new French BYOB at 6th and Catharine. At a time when so many restaurants are in the throes of […]
Photo by Ryan Charles When most people think BYO they immediately think wine but how about at an Indian BYO like Bindi? With no real […]