restaurants
Where to Have a Fun Group Dinner for Less Than $50 Per Person
We all know the feeling of finding the perfect restaurant for five-to-eight people who have varying budgets. Whether it’s a birthday, a family dinner, or […]
Brooklyn’s Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop Opens in Philly with Vinyl, Pool, and Late-Night Hours
For anyone who has a special, triangle-shaped hole in their heart reserved for New York-style pizza (or a square-shaped hole reserved for Sicilian pies), Paulie […]
Philly Gets Two New Brunches
The latest brunch news Ari Miller’s Musi in Pennsport is adding a brunch service for the first time ever. On Sundays, the “Israeli-ish” BYO will […]
A Second-Generation Twist on Georgian Classics Joins Reading Terminal Market this Summer
If you want to eat Georgian food — without having grown up with someone who regularly made doughy-thick knots of khinkali in your own home […]
Here Comes Your Socially Acceptable Opportunity to Get Drunk at The Zoo (and More Philly Restaurant News)
Hitting The Jim in South Philly It’s tiny. It’s crowded. It’s got some history. And as of last week, it’s open. The Jim — brought […]
5 Spots for Center City Sips, Even If You Kind of Hate Center City Sips
After two years off, Center City Sips — also known as the event that turns the city into “one giant frat basement” in the summertime […]
Sabrina’s Cafe Opens in Grad Hospital (With a Full Bar)
Sabrina’s Cafe sets up shop on South Street with booze, daily brunch and dinner After working through a week or so of soft opening and […]
Attention Burger People: You Can Now Order River Twice’s “Mother Rucker” on Their New Outdoor Snacking Menu
Handrolls, the Mother Rucker burger, and more a la carte snacks to try at River Twice Over at River Twice in East Passyunk, chef Randy […]
Philly’s Biggest Restaurant Ever — Five Years in the Making — Is Now Open
1,400 seats. That’s the size of the Liberty Point (the new riverfront property from Avram Hornik and FCM Hospitality), which officially opened on Tuesday, May […]
Little Fish Is Back Open, This Time With Its Own Rules
Alex Yoon doesn’t really want to talk about COVID. He doesn’t want to harp on sending his staff home in March of 2020 or December […]
What the New Mask Mandate Means for Dining Out in Philadelphia
Today Philadelphia Health Commissioner Cheryl Bettigole announced that the city will reinstate a mask mandate in all public indoor spaces – including restaurants and bars […]
Where to Eat in Northeast Philly: A Neighborhood Guide
I get it: Northeast Philly is big, and maybe even a little mysterious unless you live there. (Fox Chase? Juniata? Rhawnhurst?) So I’m beyond excited […]
The Philly Diner’s Guide to Taking Advantage of Time Off
It’s your day off and your boss technically has to leave you alone. I see no reason why you shouldn’t spend the entire day bopping […]
50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia
Our highly anticipated, hotly debated list of the 50 restaurants in Philly (and beyond) defining what it means to dine out in the region right […]
Why I Don’t Have a Problem With Steak 48’s $100 Minimum Dining Fee
One way to tell that restaurants are coming back: Restaurant drama is breaking out online. Take the debate raging in Philadelphia over the new policies […]