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Elisa Ludwig heads to Chestnut Hill where she visits Bocelli to find whether the top of the Hill has a spot worth heading. All of […]
Craig LaBan is a sucker for couples who own restaurants and he finds another favorite twosome in this week’s review of Le Virtu on East […]
It’s always interesting to check in with someone’s meal at Osteria as the menu is constantly evolving. Foodaphilia finally gets a chance at dinner at […]
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 […]
Photo by Philadining Philadining always has photos that could put Gourmet Magazine to shame. Maybe he’s the guy who somehow makes the menu photos at […]
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 […]
Taste Daily reminds us that not every good restaurant is new. La Viola and La Viola Oest are both still getting it done. Don’t worry: […]
The Clog grabs a copy of Pat Bombino’s menu. Like the sign says, it’s “generational Italian.” Menu Exclusive: Pat Bombino’s [The Clog]
Philadelphia Weekly takes on Italian newcomer Le Virtu and certainly likes it. The kitchen takes its cues from centuries-old recipes, but the food feels fresh. […]
Brian Freedman of aroundphilly.com eats at Modo Mio on Girard Avenue and likes the food but skewers the service. The good news is that Modo […]
In Foodsday Tuesday Phillyist gives out the love to La Viola’s sibling, La Viola Ouest. La Viola Ouest is the relatively recently opened western branch […]
Down goes Buca di Beppo. Down goes Buca di Beppo. Have Center City’s Italian BYOBs taken down the corporate goliath Buca di Beppo? Maybe. Or […]
David Snyder, better known to many as PhilaFoodie gives some tips on picking the right wines to have at this week’s most favored Italian BYOB, […]
Kirsten Henri may be suffering from Italian BYOB overload but there’s no denying Salento’s charms. A special of homemade ravioli stuffed with ground veal is […]
Photo by Ryan Charles Craig LaBan reviews Salento, the newish Italian BYOB at 23rd and Walnut. He finds Salento a “worthy addition” to the crowded […]