Serpico
Peter Serpico, From Ambitious Fine Dining to Takeout Noodles
Serpico (the restaurant) has had a strange life in Philly. On its face, it’s always had the makings of something exceptional. It opened as a […]
Serpico Is Cooking a Southern-Fried Collab Dinner With Brooklyn Star
Peter Serpico makes meticulous, ingredient-driven cuisine with lots of heart. And on February 13th, he’s hosting The Brooklyn Star chef-owner Quino Baca for a collaboration dinner […]
Eat This Now: Serpico’s Dry-Aged Duck Mole
We tend to love certain foods, or certain dishes, because they check all the right boxes: Salt Fat Acid Tasty Humans, as fancy as we […]
Peter Serpico’s Rittenhouse Korean Restaurant Has Been Called Off
The last we heard, Peter Serpico and Stephen Starr’s latest joint-project — a Korean restaurant that would replace Il Pittore — was “under construction.” And while a […]
Eat Korean Food at Serpico and Help a Philly Restaurant Worker Fight Cancer
As tragic as it is to be diagnosed with cancer, it’s good to know you have an entire industry in your corner ready to support you in any […]
One Night Only: D.C.’s Hottest Restaurant Comes To Philly
Quick Update: The original Instagram post had the wrong phone number. Now we’ve got the right one, plus a few more details about the meal. […]
Checking In With Peter Serpico
Over the past three years, one of the most dependably awesome things about Serpico on South Street has been the presence of the Cope’s corn […]
Announcing the New 50 Best Restaurants in Philly
If it seems too soon for another 50 Best Restaurants issue, you’re right. For a long time, this list was something we put together every […]
Leave Thanksgiving Cooking to Someone Else
Not looking to get that blood pressure above 120/80 or your stove above 425º, then here are some Thanksgiving suggestions for the cooking averse.
Serpico Adds Happy Hour
South Street’s Serpico has launched happy hour. From Sunday to Thursday (closed Mondays) between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., the restaurant is offering all glasses […]
Philly Food Scene Inspires Student Artwork
This weekend Metropolitan Gallery 250 will showcase artwork from students in the Fresh Artists’ “Palates to Palettes” program. Designed by Philadelphia art teacher Deva Watson, the […]
Voting For Food & Wine People’s Choice Best New Chef Ends Today
Ben Franklin once said, “Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the […]
Voting For Food & Wine People’s Choice Best New Chef Starts Now
Food & Wine‘s fifth annual People’s Choice Best New Chef competition is officially underway, and Philly is reasonably well represented with Nicholas Elmi, Peter Serpico, […]
The Gastronaut: It Gets Better
I was at Aldine for dinner on opening night, and it was awful. Of all the dishes set before me, I only found two of […]
The Revisit: Serpico
There’s only so much a clean bathroom can tell you about a restaurant, but every now and then they speak volumes. To face the poster […]