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Some Philly restaurant teams decided the scene’s status quo was no longer working for them. Their responses could reinvent the way we eat out.

Juniper Muay Thai cultivates mental resolve and empowers fighters of all skill levels.

Whether you’re looking for whole fish, caviar, or some shucking guidance, Philly has plenty of options for all your seafood needs.

If you generally avoid the anarchic inferno that describes Center City Sips but you also generally enjoy $6 cocktails, opt for these restaurants.

Pasta water ’tinis, kimchi ’tinis, and pickle-beet-caraway ’tinis are all available to nourish your salt-obsessed, cold soul.

Human dates are arguably overrated. Instead, take your pup out to these Philly spots.

Try one of these eight restaurants for everything from margs to scorpion bowls.

For all the fans of wings, macaroni and cheese, hoagies, pizza, chips and dips.

Because eating less meat doesn’t mean giving up local classics like cheesesteaks and hoagies.

One Philadelphian shares her journey of adopting a flexitarian lifestyle.

Your first meal of 2022 could set the tone for the next 12 months. Don’t miss your opportunity to make it delicious.

From fancy-ish cheesesteaks to truffle-themed menus, there’s a takeout option for every style this New Year’s Eve.

If you waited too long to order gifts online, we’ve got some ideas for you.

These are our favorite spots in the city for always-comforting, always-festive and, most importantly, always-hot drinks.

From freshly baked Georgian khachapuri to big steaming bowls of Russian stews to Polish stuffed cabbage, Northeast Philly is a treasure trove of Eastern European delights. Here’s where to go when the cravings hit.