Spicy Thai curry paste, warming masala, or Burmese sweet curry? Thanks to Philadelphia’s diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities, you can make dishes with all three. Go beyond ...

The burgeoning dining scene didn’t happen organically, but strategically — thanks to one committed real estate developer and a local government that wants to compete with bigger cities to the north ...

At a red-carpet ceremony in Chicago last night, a whopping three chefs and restaurants from Philly won James Beard Awards, considered one of the food industry’s highest honors, akin to the Oscars.

At Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books, a cafe, bookshop, and community meeting space in Germantown, there’s a catchy slogan printed on a bench stationed outside. It’s short and to the point: “Cool people ...

Ernest Owens is the former Editor of Eater Philly, and the food expert to go to when you’re out of options. This fall, a new wave of seafood restaurants are coming to Philly — signaling a robust ...

Emma Orlow is a former editor and reporter for the Northeast region at Eater, who focused primarily on New York City, where she was born and raised. She covered restaurants, bars, pop-ups, and the ...

Gather ’round. Marc Vetri has a story to tell about Fiorella. “There’s a story behind everything. The story is just as important as the food,” the chef says, on the phone to discuss his new South ...

There’s something to be said about drinking wine in the place where it grows. And given the quality of wines that Pennsylvania and New Jersey are producing, drinking locally means drinking well. From ...

Over the weekend, Mare of Easttown, the long-awaited-by-people-in-Philly crime drama miniseries starring Kate Winslet, premiered on HBO. Winslet plays Mare, a detective in a small Pennsylvania town ...

Little Baby’s Ice Cream, the Philly chain that first opened in East Kensington in 2012, is closing all of its locations for good on Wednesday, November 27, announcing today on Instagram that the “era ...

The Portuguese greeting “Oi, tudo bem?” — meaning “Hello, how are you?” — is one you’re likely to hear when entering many of the businesses in the neighborhoods of Oxford Circle and Castor Gardens in ...

“It’s been months and months of deliberation, preparing for the possibility of this scenario,” chef Ari Miller told Eater ...