Every year, Her Place Supper Club's Amanda Shulman assembles Philadelphia's biggest, most anticipated cookie box — and this year's will be (Michelin) star-studded.
While the 34 Michelin-recognized restaurants were presumably all-new to the guide’s inspectors, The Inquirer has written about all of them before — in a few cases, not entirely favorably.
After a nearly four-year run, the restaurant's owners have decided not to renew their lease on the space at the corner of D Street and Kensington Avenue.
In McGlinchey's heyday, the dive bar was packed every night with customers clamoring for 80-cent Rolling Rocks and 25-cent hot dogs. Former staffers reflect its legacy as last call looms.
As Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean has blown up in Philadelphians' consciousness, his endorsement deal with Cooper Sharp cheese, the current cheesesteak cheese of choice, has paid off.
Out West, from the team behind Down North Pizza, has a top-notch coffee program and one of the most exciting breakfast-sandwich lineups around. But the chef says don't skip the burger (or the beans).
After staging a high-profile boycott in D.C., the would-be unionized employees of Philly's most famous restaurateur have taken their campaign for recognition on the road.