Trey Popp
Trey Popp Named Philly Mag’s New Critic
Philadelphia Magazine has been without a food critic since Joy Manning left in March. Since then Kirsten Henri has come on as Food Editor and […]
Early Changes at Ro-Zu
Trey Popp laments the exit of Ro-Zu’s original chef,Todd Dae Kulper and finds that the successor, Hung Pham is in an unenviable spot. Pham, formerly […]
Eating at City Tap House
Much has been made about the beer at City Tap House but they also serve food at the West Philadelphia mega-bar and Trey Popp finds […]
Straight Ahead Charm at Hoof + Fin
Trey Popp is enchanted by the back patio of Queen Village’s Hoof + Fin. He finds the food to be straight forward and solid. Hoof […]
Execution Matters at R2L
Trey Popp visits R2L and finds dinner isn’t as smooth as the elevator ride up. When the flourishes are yummy enough, that’s a minor quibble — […]
Garces Trading Co.
Trey Popp may not find many bargains behind the counters at Garces Trading Co. but he does find plenty to like on the menu. Cuisine […]
Best Tacos Al Pastor in University City
Trey Popp gives us two reviews in one yesterday as he reviews the bricks and mortar Don Memo Restaurant in Upper Darby and the Tacos […]
Amis Pulsing With Vitality
Trey Popp has much more praise for Amis than alt-weekly counterpart Adam Erace did. Popp doesn’t find the price or portions offensive and there is […]
It’s the Pasta at Zavino
The ‘za might only rank be third in the list of reasons to head to Zavino. It’s the pasta that has Trey Popp praising. First, […]
Popp a Believer in Octopus Balls
Trey Popp is a believer in Ryo Igarashi’s Maru Global Takoyaki. He’s really blown away by the octopus balls though he admits, consistency is still […]
Avenida, a Comfy Hit
Trey Popp visits the very comfortable Avenida in Mt. Airy and finds home-style cooking worth leaving home for. How good can home-style Latin food be […]
Tasting Morning Plates at Green Eggs
Trey Popp visits Green Eggs Cafe and comes away overwhelmed by the size of some of the dishes and pleased with the taste of most […]
Lafayette Bistro
Trey Popp visits Lafayette Bistro at 5th and Fairmount and finds decent enough Mediterranean and Tunisian influenced dishes, what he doesn’t find is other diners. […]
Lots of Heat at Han Dynasty
There’s nothing nasty in Trey Popp’s review of Han Dynasty, not even the tripe. But it’s owner Han Chiang that steals the show. Han Chiang’s […]
Does Percy Translate?
Trey Popp visits Percy Street Barbecue and is stuck between two quotes. Is “imitation the sincerest form of flattery” or does absurdity of conduct arise […]