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Today’ Metro has a story on Avram Hornik’s plan for resurrecting the long-closed Boot & Saddle Bar at Broad and Ellsworth and the resistance it […]
Tonight East Passyunk Avenue will host its first ever Witch CRAFT Beer Crawl. The event goes from 6 to 10 p.m. and will feature $3 […]
Is it too late for a New Year’s resolution? Well we’re resolving to go to Fond more often. And with dishes like escargot with hazelnuts, […]
Barring any unforeseen hold-ups, Gordon Dinerman’s Birra is opening this month on Passyunk Avenue. Today he shared his all-day menus with us. Expect 14 types […]
There’s a new liquor license in the window at the old Boot & Saddle bar on Broad Street near Ellsworth. BootPhilly LLC is the corporation […]
Rabbit Pot Pie, bison chili and an Autumnal salad of escarole, romaine, smoked portobello and cranberry vinaigrette make up just some of the Fall dishes […]
Gordon Dinerman’s Birra is progressing right along. The build-out should be completed shortly and cooking in the space should commence in the week of August […]
For everyone who has fallen for Jessie Prawlucki’s desserts or even just her meringues generously dropped on the bill plate at Fond, we have excellent […]
If you’ve ever walked down the street and wondered what that restaurant project you are looking at is, Foobooz can help you out, provided you’re […]
Watkins Drinkery has changed up its menu for summertime. Still plenty of unusual options for the adventurous eater and at least one third of the […]
Craig LaBan is not impressed with Salt & Pepper at its new digs on East Passyunk. “Boring,” “humdrum” and “bland” are among the adjectives used […]
We usually post our Weekend picks on Friday but with the sheer number of events happening this Saturday we thought it would be best to […]
Craig LaBan re-visits Le Virtu and deems it the “South Philadelphia’s best authentic Italian restaurant.” [T]here is also a new refinement to the food here […]
Craig LaBan revisits Le Virtu just over three years from when he originally checked out the East Passyunk Avenue spot. That time he gave the […]
View Larger Map Last week, buried in a press release announcing the upcoming East Passyunk festival, Flavors of the Avenue, was word on two new […]