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Yesterday Philadelphia food critic, Craig LaBan’s online chat touched on his rating system, Mexican burrito chains and hogging restaurant reservations. Restaurant Chat: Breaking down the […]
Photo by Ryan Charles Craig LaBan takes in Coquette, the star-crossed French bistro at the restaurant black hole of 5th and Bainbridge. Coquette, it seems, […]
Craig LaBan was joined by Vetri and Osteria co-owner Jeff Benjamin yesterday on his online chat and it made for some interesting reading about service […]
Craig LaBan goes way off the grid this week in his review of Memdee’s, a Liberian restaurant in Southwest Philadelphia. Tucked deep in the residential […]
In a review sure to get Philebrity riled up Craig LaBan drops “funky” three times in his review of Fishtown’s Ida Mae’s. But he finds […]
Craig LaBan doesn’t give out any bells to Talula’s Table but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t one of his favorite meals of the year. Instead […]
Craig LaBan takes a look at Chabaa Thai on Main Street in Manayunk. He discovers the spot has come a ways from its original muffled […]
Craig LaBan heads to Wayne to try the new beer bar Teresa’s Next Door. Teresa’s Next Door is more than a curious social scene. It […]
One of Craig LaBan’s favorite young chefs, Alex Capasso is back with his own place, Blackbird Eating Establishment in Collingswood, and it is excellent. It […]
Not quite thin crust, not quite Sicilian, La Rosa Pizza at Broad and Snyder “deserves a hearty bite of consideration in the great pizza debate.” […]
The Philadelphia Inquirer has gone and taken the food blog plunge debuting Food and Drinq this morning. Backed by Inquirer writers Maureen Fitzgerald, Michael Klein, […]
PhilaFoodie gives his intelligent and well written take on the Craig LaBan/Philly Mag flap. Philly Mag: Publishing LaBan’s Picture Was a Mis-Steak [PhilaFoodie]
Craig LaBan reports on Modo Mio, the Italian BYO on Girard Avenue that has quickly become a destination for those beyond the neighborhood. The rustic […]