Trey Popp dines at Chifa and finds the flavors outweigh any complaints about price or a few misses. [I]t is a mouth-watering ride from first […]
Trey Popp rolls into Merl’s, a 20-seat diner at 16th and Dickinson. The meat-heavy menu loads the bases with bacon — pork, beef, turkey — and […]
Trey Popp rats out who’s to blame for the term “gastropub” in his review this week. And as much as we were thrilled to find […]
Trey Popp checks heads out to Manayunk to check out the new MangoMoon from Moon Krapugthong who brought us Chabaa Thai. He likes what he […]
El Camino Real may not serve anything on skewers but City Paper’s Trey Popp brought his own. Margaritas are so sickly sweet they’d embarrass the […]
Trey Popp goes off on WineO with several skewering quotes including: WineO’s burger was drier (but not sweeter) than a ball of raisins. “The thing […]
Trey Popp is impressed with Rittenhouse Square’s Di Vino Wine Bar & Restaurant, from the wine selection, right down to the price. Considering the number of […]
Trey Popp has been eagerly waiting for the arrival of Earth Bread + Brewery for a year now. And unlike most things with such a […]
Trey Popp finds that two out of three ain’t bad when it comes to dinner at Bistrot La Minette. In restaurants as in theater, the […]
Trey Popp finds plenty to celebrate in the upscale makeover of Pub & Kitchen. [Chef Jonathan] McDonald has shelved a lot of the hypercreative impulses […]
Trey Popp hits up Privé in Old City and finds a place that is breathing life into what has been a stale dining scene. There’s […]
Trey Popp checks out the newish Hummus on the western edge of Penn’s campus and it sounds good. Hummus’ marinated thighs are so succulent I […]
Trey Popp vists Azul Cantina on Spruce Street and finds it to be uneven but with some potential. The best dishes at Azul suggest that […]
Trey Popp didn’t dislike his food at Zahav but that doesn’t mean he didn’t have some issues with the modern Israeli restaurant. What disappointed me […]
