Philadelphia Magazine

Philly’s best new restaurants, what to order when you go, and why you’ll love them.

Skip the hosting this year and let these restaurants handle your Thanksgiving feast.

From lavish facials to an epic sober festival, these self-care activities are worth adding to your calendar.

Get a head start on holiday fun, celebrate the Giant Heart’s reopening, see a show, go skating, and much more.

Plus, some completely election-free news.

Plus: Mac Mart expands to the burbs, where to go to witness Major League Eating’s top-ranked competitive eaters, and a look at Kampar’s Thanksgiving offerings.

“I wish I didn’t have to lie to him. But that’s where things are right now.”

Honeysuckle Provisions closes its doors, but chefs Omar Tate and Cybille St. Aude-Tate hint that a new chapter is blooming in West Philly.

You either want to be outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art tonight — or as far away from it as humanly possible.

Owens: If our politicians truly want to save democracy, they need to champion it more than every four years. I’ve got ideas for how they can do that.

At BlackHen, Southern comfort meets creativity with black cherry barbecue sauce and peach hand pies.

Weeks before Election Day, some of Donald Trump’s fringiest fans descended on Pennsylvania’s popular mountain destination. Armed to the teeth.

A ground-breaking partnership between Drexel and the Pennsylvania­ Department of Corrections is revolutionizing the U.S. prison system.

A two-month flash fundraising campaign raised the rest of the money needed to buy the farm.

Keep this extensive guide handy on Election Day.