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Michael Griffiths and Kevin D’Egidio, the guys behind the highly acclaimed Helm BYOB surprised many when they announced that they were opening their second location, less than a year after […]

The Philadelphia Police Department has released a photo of a “person of interest” who they are seeking in connection with the throat-slashing of an employee at Lee’s […]

The Industry Bar is paying homage to women in the craft beer industry with their Women of the Industry event next Monday, March 7th. At the event […]

When Michael Griffiths and Kevin D’Egidio opened Helm in Kensington last March, they were relative unknowns despite solid resumes. Grifftihs had been at Lacroix, Rittenhouse Tavern and opened […]

A new mixed-use complex on the Delaware River would bring apartments, townhouses, park space, and retail–including a new Wawa and an Aldi–to the mix of strip malls […]

There is a lot of action on South 4th Street these days. While restaurants and shops fill out the street in Queen Village, head a […]

Andrew Michaels who converted an old Pennsport deli into 4th and Cross six months ago is closing the restaurant after dinner service this evening. The […]

These wood blocks were recently discovered when the 400 block of Reed St was prepped for repaving. A nice piece of history that will hopefully […]

A long-vacant lot on the outer edges of Pennsport will no longer be used as a public free-for-all parking area/trash dump. Instead, it looks as […]

The discovery of a wooden street isn’t the only thing that’s happening on the 400 block of Reed Street these days. There’s also a bit […]

As it turns out, the 200 block of Camac Street isn’t the only wooden street in Philadelphia. According to the most recent newsletter from the […]

It’s official: Pier 68 is now open! In a ribbon-cutting ceremony that took place Wednesday, October 1st, Mayor Michael Nutter cut the symbolic cord of a newly transformed […]

Construction has been humming along at Pier 68 to transform an all-but-abandoned pier that sits deep inside the parking lot at a bustling shopping center […]

It looks like there’s another large residential project on the way in Pennsport. Plans call for 15 single-family homes to replace an old warehouse and […]

Andrew Michaels’ Pennsport cafe Fourth & Cross is only a few weeks into its opening. Business is brisk and, in what is usually a relatively […]