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The 2014 James Beard Foundation Semifinalists have been announced. Local chefs and restaurateurs and restaurants made it to the semifinals in ten categories including Outstanding […]
Fork already has a tasting menu, but that wasn’t quite enough for chef and serial overachiever Eli Kulp. Starting tomorrow and running Tuesdays through Saturdays, […]
Over on the Insider, they’re reporting on a deal reached between a.kitchen/a.bar’s David Fields and Ellen Yin and Eli Kulp from Fork. The way things […]
Craig LaBan’s Year in Bells came out last weekend. The annual feature includes some revisits to restaurants reviewed earlier and the announcement of a Chef […]
As if chef Eli Kulp didn’t already have enough on his plate, the new(ish) High Street on Market (which replaced Fork Etc in the space […]
Today is the official opening day of High Street on Market, the new concept in the former Fork, Etc. space by the team behind Fork: […]
Eli Kulp and the Fork crew looking for Bigfoot foraging for mushrooms for tonight’s menu ~@EliKulp
http://a.yfrog.com/img826/3674/yncjwzdhwjklhwsuyegdyq.mp4 First look at a potential menu item for Eli Kulp’s High Street on Market–a Lancaster bologna breakfast sandwich from start to finish in six […]
Get ready to say goodbye to the big communal table at Fork Etc.. Ellen Yin is converting the casual next door neighbor of Fork into High […]
Fork has certainly been getting local attention since Eli Kulp came down the turnpike to Ellen Yin’s Old City restaurant. And now the national media is […]
“Ever wonder what $1,000 worth of asparagus looks like?” ~@EliKulp
“Wild flowering broccoli rabe, picked at 10:22am this morning, on the menu tonight.” ~@EliKulp
Southwark’s Nick Macri wowed the judges last night with his “You Can Win Friends with Meat Salad,” an ode to Homer Simpson. Where most of the […]
Trey Popp reviews Fork, the 15-year old dining institution in Old City that, thanks to New York import, Eli Kulp, is suddenly as fresh as […]
Do you ever get the feeling that the only reason anybody opens a restaurant nowadays is to work it for a year, or maybe six […]