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Nick Elmi’s New Pop-Up Pairs Fries With Octopus and Caviar

Plus, Friday Saturday Sunday has plans for expansion, Oyster House and chef Randy Rucker have set up shop in PHL, and a new bakery is coming to South Philly.


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At Amá, a Humble Salad Tells the Story of Mexican Heritage

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Jersey Fresh Pours: Your Guide to Breweries Down the Shore

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The Best Breweries at the Jersey Shore

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News

Nick Elmi’s New Pop-Up Pairs Fries with Octopus and Caviar

Plus, Friday Saturday Sunday has plans for expansion, Oyster House and chef Randy Rucker have set up shop in PHL, and a new bakery is coming to South Philly.

Reviews

At Amá, a Humble Salad Tells the Story of Mexican Heritage

Chef Frankie Ramirez’s milpa salad is a culinary tapestry, interweaving millennia-old farming techniques with the rich, personal narratives of the kitchen staff.

Guides

The Best Breweries at the Jersey Shore

From citrusy crushers to Jersey fresh ales, here’s where to go for your next beach beer.

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Jersey Fresh Pours: Your Guide to Breweries Down the Shore

What beers pair perfectly with a hot beach day? Where should you order takeout to the taproom? Should the kids tag along? Here’s everything you need to know. 

News

Nifty Fifty’s Hit With Racial Discrimination Suit

The allegations come from an Ethiopian man who was a server at the Fishtown location.

Reviews

No Reservations, No Problem: Izzy’s in Ardmore Is Worth the Wait

From brisket birria bao and spicy tuna hand rolls to crafted cocktails, this tiny izakaya draws a big crowd.


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50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Philadelphia has always known that Philadelphia’s food scene is one of the best in the country, but it is nice to be recognized nationally as a dining destination. Here’s our list of the most exciting restaurants putting Philadelphia on the map.

Philly’s Latest Restaurant and Bar Openings

Philly’s Latest Restaurant and Bar Openings

Everything you need to know about what’s new and what’s next in Philadelphia's dining and drinking scene, all in one place.

The bar at Hop Sing Laundromat, where it will cost you $75 per stool to get a reservation
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Hop Sing Laundromat Marks 13 Years With a Summer Special

Plus, WineDive finds a new home in Rittenhouse, Amma’s expands (again), and Lacroix unveils a new menu.

News

Step Into a ’90s Video Store at This New Pop-Up Bar in Philly

Back 2 the Video Store is a neon-soaked rewind with themed cocktails to match.

News

After 86 Years, McMillan’s Bakery in Haddon Township Is Closed

Plus, an early preview of Corio, what to know about Peter Woolsey’s new venture, and River Twice brings back the 16-course chef’s tasting.

Q&A

Meet the Trio Behind Philly’s Newest Gay Bar Opening Today

The Little Gay Pub, a beloved D.C. spot known for its sophisticated vibe and queer-centric decor, is officially open for business.

Reviews

Little Water: A Poetic Exploration of Land, Water, and Comfort Food

Randy and Amanda Rucker’s second act makes a splash with uni-topped scallops swimming in yuzu kosho and a simple plate of halibut and potatoes.

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50 Best Restaurants

50 Best Restaurants

Dining out feels fun again, especially because there are so many excellent places to choose from. Here’s our list of the most exciting restaurants right now — ranked for the first time since 2020.

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How Surfside Took Over the Cocktail World

In just three short years, the canned vodka and iced tea cocktail from Kensington’s Stateside Distillery went from unknown to the fastest-growing alcohol brand in the country.

Opinion

Which Philly Restaurants Will Make the Michelin Guide? Our Critic’s Bold Predictions

Jason Sheehan weighs in on the Michelin Guide’s first trip to the City of Brotherly Love and who he thinks should be considered.

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Philadelphia Magazine Included in This Year’s Best American Food and Travel Writing

Food editor Kae Lani Palmisano’s work has been selected for the anthology alongside stories from the New York Times, Food and Wine, Saveur, and more.

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What the Hell Is Going on With This Fake Shrimp Trend?

From faux shrimp cocktail workshops to shellfish-themed merch, the quirky crustacean is enjoying a kind of cultural renaissance in Philly.

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