Royal Café Brings Neapolitan Pizza to Narberth
The former executive chef at Café Lift is teaming up with two other hospitality veterans for a new venture on the Main Line.
Cheu Noodle Bar has closed for good after nearly eight years serving brisket ramen and black garlic wings in Washington Square West.
6 Summer Beers for Every and Any Occasion
From grilling to lawn mowing to sunbathing, a quaff for all your summertime activities.
2 Refreshing Cocktails You Can Sip All Summer Long
Lunar Inn co-owner Emily Kovach shares recipes that emphasize local ingredients and fresh flavors.
A Philadelphian’s Guide to Making the Most of a Socially Distanced Summer
Somehow, summer is here.
Martha Is Eliminating Tipping. What Does That Mean?
The Kensington bar is eliminating tipping in favor of a service charge that allows them to offer health insurance and other benefits to employees.
Walnut Street Cafe Is Back, Reimagined For a Strange New World
Owner Branden McRill added a more affordable menu and a new outdoor market to his University City restaurant.
Philly-Based Food Delivery Service Black and Mobile Is Poised to Take Over the World
Just a year after launching his company, which delivers food exclusively from Black-owned restaurants, David Cabello is already entering a third city market. And he’s only getting started.
A Socially Distanced Parks on Tap Is Here for Summer 2020
Philly’s favorite mobile beer garden has a plan in place to serve you socially safe brews this summer.
Camille Cogswell Has Been Let Go From K’Far and Zahav
The James Beard award-winning chef is separating permanently from K’far, Zahav, and the company at large.
Philly Is About to Start Outdoor Dining. But How Safe Is It?
Before you make a reservation for dinner this Friday night, consider whose safety you’re willing to risk.
A New Bakery Serving Cakes, Cookies and Breakfast Sandwiches Opens in Old City
After years of selling at farmer’s markets in Philly, Kyle Cuffie-Scott is opening a brick-and-mortar location of Darnel’s Cakes, a bakery committed to reducing the stigmas surrounding HIV and AIDS.
Scott Schroeder Is Leaving Hungry Pigeon Permanently After Controversial “Black America” Instagram Post
The restaurant’s chef and co-owner announced over the weekend that he is “currently working out the legalities of leaving the restaurant permanently.”
Let’s Talk About Race: Resources for White Philadelphians Who Are Ready to Actually Do Something About Racism and Anti-Blackness
To quote Michelle Obama, “Race and racism is a reality that so many of us grow up learning to just deal with. But if we ever hope to move past it, it can’t just be on people of color to deal with it.”