Philadelphia Magazine

The famed restaurateur’s Borromini is the most beautiful restaurant in Philly, but the food struggles to match the splendor.

Check out a concert, see a new play, celebrate pagan rituals, or just stroll around Rittenhouse on closed streets.

A 250-pound bluefin tuna, sushi robots, and all the nigiri and maki you could eat. Here’s what went down at the Philly Tuna Cutting Show.

While the city’s “Cease Operations” sign tells one story, Holt insists the Michelin Recommended restaurant is only closed temporarily.

Love the smell of a dusty, old tome? Looking for a page-turning best seller? Check out these new, used, and independent shops.

Philadelphia-area locations of the Boston-based chain are now serving the “Philly Kreme.”

Create & Connect offers art classes and gallery tours for people with Parkinson’s and their caregivers.

Re(work) Architecture & Design gave the rest of the home a mostly mid-century aesthetic.

Philly Mag’s former style editor on Ann Gitter, the iconic owner of longtime womenswear boutique Knit Wit, who died on April 14th

From sidewalk cafes to sunny beer gardens, these dog-friendly destinations make it easy to toast the season with your four-legged friends.

$40,000 in attorney fees and 20 visits from the PSPCA have not conquered the stench that is ruining their lives. “I don’t want to live like this,” says their neighbor, the cat owner.

The acclaimed South Philly novelist is back with a new work of fiction, set in and around Philadelphia.

Our all-new list: the 3,086 best physicians in the Philadelphia region, as chosen by their peers.

Inspired by his own medical crisis, Al Dashiell is bringing registered nurses into his Center City barber shop, Chopped P.H.D., to help clients stay healthy.

We launched a petition to urge the Mayor and City Council to make May 21st a day to honor the brave former slave who escaped from George Washington.