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If there’s one thing Jews like better than guilt, it’s food. (And don’t worry, I’m 100% Heeb for as many Jewish grandmothers as I can […]
Come out to the Reading Terminal Market tomorrow evening to support Fair Food and the Fair Food Farmstand. There will be lots of great food, […]
Philebrity has announced their new food and drink blog, Phoodie.info. The site promises “original writing, gossip, round-ups and tips for navigating this great restaurant city […]
Robert Sietsema, The Village Voice’s food critic, managed to sneak into a taping of Iron Chef and was shocked–shocked!–to discover that the TV show is […]
Adam Erace checks out Cherry Hill’s Swanky Bubbles for the Courier Post and finds the food as “middling” as its Old City counterpart. How does […]
  UPDATE: Market manager Nicky Uy tells us that the Sunday Headhouse Market begins May 3rd, the Saturday Headhouse Market will not start until […]
Philadining has been to Cantina Dos Segundos a few times already and has plenty of raves for the kitchen. [Philadining Blog] The Beer Lass recaps […]
Some would say every night there’s scary food at Ansill but nevertheless the 3rd Street restaurant is offering a special Trick or Meat menu for […]
Jose Garces Is Back in Town Jose Garces’s new restaurants in the Tropicana make the Revel snafu feel like ancient history. Olón has ocean views, […]
With Top Chef in the rearview mirror, we look back at Nick Elmi’s career at Le Bec Fin, Rittenhouse Tavern and now at Laurel.
It isn’t about the farm to table concept at a.kitchen, though there is some of that. It isn’t about the Rittenhouse scene, though there’s certainly […]
Alan Tu of Newsworks has an update on Food for All Market, the Mt. Airy market that was slated to close after an ill-fated dalliance […]
It’s ultra-modern micr0gastronomy at Charcoal in Yardley. Diner by day, the brother-run restaurant becomes a cutting edge restaurant at night and although Craig LaBan finds […]
The Daily News’ Dan Geringer takes a look at the problem of food trucks wanting to roam free versus city rules set up for a […]
In the first installment of our new column — where we put a classic and new iconic dish head-to-head — we sought to test Village […]