Review
Seafood on Sansom
Doc Magrogan’s fills an aquatic void with top–notch seafood right in the neighborhood.
Homeland Security
Local superstar plays the locavore game and scores big.
Philly's Thai Drought Ends in Circles
Hallelujah: creative and affordable Thai food, with an option for delivery. We approve.
Getting Doma: The Sushi Search is Finished
Philadelphia may finally have a (somewhat) affordable place sushi lovers can call home.
(I Want to) Love You, PYT
Burgers and shakes get crazy up in Northern Liberties.
Get Vedgie With It
Don’t be put off by the vegan label — Vedge has some of the most satisfying food in town.
Cant-Ucc This
Settle into Northern Liberties' coziest Italian nook, Il Cantuccio.
Laid-Back Local
Fare substitutes pretension for a cozy ambience and quality eats.
Don't Pass Up Paesano's
Reinventing and reinvigorating the hoagie.
Start Your Morning on the Sweet Side
The most important meal of the day is brunch at Supper.
Pizza on my Mind
America’s largest pizza museum serves up slices that don’t dissapoint.
Eat Little Babies
Because sometimes even Ben and Jerry’s feel too mainstream.
What's Hoppin' Behind That Unmarked Door?
Chinatown’s newest “underground” bar gives us plenty to sing about.
Open Table, Open Mind
A Rittenhouse newcomer dives in with inventive American cuisine and killer cocktails
Nommin' On Ramen
Ramen Bar finds its niche in the Penn community. Just don’t ask how to make the broth.
Denzel Washington Soars in "Flight"
The opening scene of “Flight” commences the morning after a typical evening of drugs, booze and sex for Captain Whip Whitaker (Denzel Washington). Following a tormenting phone call from the ex–wife and a quick fix of cocaine, he’s ready to pilot SouthJet Airlines’ 9 a.m.
Calvin Harris - "18 Months"
Calvin Harris has got the formula down with his newest album, “18 Months.” The Scottish DJ’s catchy electro beats have high energy and low experimentation, but they clearly work based on the popularity of two familiar tracks, “Feel So Close” and the Rihanna hit, “We Found Love,” both of which aren’t by any definition new — but they appear on the album anyway.
