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Mycopolitan produces upwards of 1,200 pounds of specialty mushrooms per week — king trumpets, oysters, lion’s mane, and more — all from a Northeast Philly basement.

From small-batch creameries in the countryside to shops offering rare wheels of traditional European styles, here’s where to upgrade your board. 

Everything you need to know about the local scene right now.

Chef Chris D’Ambro of Ambra and Southwark took our food editor on a hunt for one of the season’s rarest foraged ingredients. Here’s what they found.

Grab a stack of napkins, roll up your sleeves, and dig into the cheesesteak revolution.

From bánh mì to birria ramen, here’s where to fill up on a budget.

Skip the à la carte menu and fork over control to the chef with these ambitious chef-driven tastings. 

From island hopping to pony viewing, here are the best ways to explore our neighbors to the south.

Eater declares silly, nostalgic comfort food the country’s newest trend. But in Philly, it’s just business as usual. 

From bone marrow to Taleggio cheese, Philly’s fancy burgers serve up common ground on a bun. 

Looking for somewhere to get crabs, lobster, fried shrimp, or fresh fish? You’ve come to the right place.

Where to go for cheap beer, even cheaper shots, and surprisingly spectacular food. No frills. Just flavor.

Joe Jurgielewicz & Son are able to put duck on restaurant tables from Philadelphia to French Polynesia, even during the avian flu outbreak.

Wi-fi, snacks, comfortable chairs, plenty of outlets, and no annoying cubicle neighbors to be found.

From old-school classics to out-of-the-box flavors here are the best spots to grab cannoli in the city — all filled to order, of course.