Philadelphia Magazine

Three popular styles, one great house, one convenient location.

Owners Jane Guo and Jackson Fu are doubling down on their expansion plans with a new NoLibs spot and a wedding venue.

Mark your calendars for these springtime events, including our annual Be Well Philly Fest and indoor floating yoga.

Jose Garces’s new Kensington spot combines Chicago-meets-Brooklyn pizza, a tiki lounge, and a giant cartoon octopus.

Afterward, the couple dressed up and went to the Rodin Museum for more modern-chic snaps.

Philly’s first ice cream bar and bakery just for dogs opened in Rittenhouse Square. And it’s adorable.

Lines were long. Tempers were hot. But the comedian delivered the laughs.

In advance of the new Ken Burns documentary, the lowdown on the life and loves of the Philly icon.

Simple yet fancy, this unusual contemporary lets you really get away from it all.

Xi’an Famous Foods made an April Fool’s joke announcing they were coming to Philly. But the CEO says there is some truth to the fib.

We’re throwing a party and the whole city is invited. Here’s who will be cooking dinner.

Courtesy Post Brothers, which has gone in with Bart Blatstein on the project.

About 220 years old, yet totally up to date.

The wealth tax, which could raise up to $280 million annually, targets directly held stocks and bonds. But it’s still a long shot in Council.

The plan would increase spending to “reimagine policing in Philadelphia to ensure public safety.” It would only exacerbate the problem.