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Another Philly Pizza Shop Closes as &pizza Shuts Down Two in Center City

It seems like it’s rare that a pizza shop closes its doors in the City of Philadelphia. It’s probably even more rare when a pizza shop closes multiple locations in town because Philly is a city that definitely loves its pizza. But for one pizza chain, it’s the...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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This Philadelphia Food Truck Brings Creative Dumplings and Rolls to the Street Food Scene

A Philadelphia food truck is putting mac and five cheeses inside egg rolls, turning cheeseburgers into wontons, and giving the city’s famous cheesesteak a spring roll makeover. DumpNRoll takes familiar comfort foods and serves them in ways you probably haven’t tried before. The menu goes beyond the unusual...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Golden Valley Farms Coffee Roasters Celebrates 40 Years in West Chester

Forty years after its founding in West Chester, Golden Valley Farms Coffee Roasters is still a family business, writes Bill Rettew for The Daily Local News. John Sacharok, who previously helped build Wawa’s coffee program, started the company in 1986. His sister, Maryann Baldassarre, now leads Golden Valley. Two...

West Chester, PA · 18h

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Philly DSA decries backlash over boycott targeting Jewish eateries

Philadelphia DSA condemned backlash against the bike boycott targeting Jewish-owned restaurants, calling criticism "bad-faith" attempts to "silence dissent."

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

Cheapism

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12 Long-Running Bakeries Known for One Treat People Keep Coming Back For

Discover 12 Long-Running Bakeries famous for cannoli, cookies, cakes, kringle, and other treats that have kept customers coming back for decades

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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This Stunning Pennsylvania Art Museum Is Launching A Brand-New Holiday Celebration This November

A 3,000-pound replica of Michelangelo’s David is about to meet the public in a room usually reserved for artists. That alone made me sit up. The studio has been off-limits to casual visitors, and this holiday season it opens its doors. The timing gets better. A free outdoor lighting...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

Timeless Dishes

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Acme and Giant Shoppers Can Earn Free Turkeys Through Nov. 26

Acme gives a free turkey with a $150 purchase and Giant for 400 rewards points, Nov. 6 through Nov. 26. ShopRite rewards $400 spenders with a holiday item. The post Acme and Giant Shoppers Can Earn Free Turkeys Through Nov. 26 appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

Philadelphia, PA · 23h

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Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market Is Where You Eat Lunch In Five Cuisines Without Leaving One Building

A roast pork sandwich with sharp provolone and broccoli rabe once got called the best sandwich in America. It lives a few steps from Amish soft pretzels, Cajun plates, and Greek gyros. That’s one building, by the way. Around 80 independent merchants share the same roof, and the lineup reads...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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FYI Philly | Holiday nights out, ways to unwind and wines to try

This week on FYI Philly, we're fired up for the holidays with places to gather for a night out, including a new brewery and arcade rolled into one. Plus, we share ways to unwind and beautify and a whole list of wines to try.

Philadelphia, PA · 22h

CBS Philadelphia

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Musicians who played with Coltrane at Temple reflect on historic concert

Saxophonist Dr. Steven Knoblauch and percussionist Robert Kenyatta reflected on a night that became part of jazz history.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

Cheapism

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12 Restaurant Experiences That Only Make Sense in One Part of the Country

Discover 12 Restaurant Experiences shaped by local traditions, from Wisconsin fish boils and Maryland crab houses to New Orleans jazz brunches.

Philadelphia, PA · 19h

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Taste Testing Turkey Marinades

Fox 29's Alex Holley & Thomas Drayton taste internet turkey marinades with help from Chef Beth's Kitchen in the Reading Terminal Market.

Philadelphia, PA · 18h

Town Square LIVE News

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Pike Creek Charcuterie Business Le Fromage Turns Six

From a Family Tradition to Six Years in Business, Sofia Michael Builds Le Fromage One Charcuterie Board at a Time PIKE CREEK, Del. – Before Sofia Michael started taking charcuterie orders, she had a standing order of sorts. Every week, she made a board for her family. They encouraged her to share her work, and that tradition grew into Le ... Read More

Pike Creek, DE · 2d

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Liberty Flea will bring vintage finds, handmade gifts and holiday shopping to South Philly

Holiday shopping doesn't have to mean another trip to the mall. For anyone looking for vintage clothing, unusual home décor or gifts made by local artisans, Liberty Flea is bringing its holiday market to South Philly's Bok building. The one-day market will take place Saturday, Nov. 21, bringing together...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Chestnut Hill’s ‘Holidays on the Hill’ Starts Nov. 18

Holidays on the Hill, a six-week festive celebration in Chestnut Hill running from Nov. 18 through Dec. 31, will bring shopping, live entertainment, family activities, and seasonal attractions to Germantown Avenue, the Woodmere Art Museum, and Morris Arboretum & Gardens. According to a MyChesCo report, free parking will be offered...

Philadelphia, PA · 18h

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Black-owned Bookstore, Harriets Bookshop, Is Delivering Books Using Horses

Who needs delivery trucks when you have horses? While most bookstores are busy figuring out how to get books into customers’ hands, one Black-owned bookstore in Philadelphia has decided to bring back an old-school delivery method. And honestly, it might be the coolest thing happening in the book business right now. Harriett’s Bookshop, founded by Jeannine A. Cook in 2020, has found a unique way to deliver books to customers. Instead of relying entirely on cars, motorcycles, or delivery vans, the bookstore has teamed up with local horseback riders to occasionally bring books through the streets of Philadelphia. Yes, actual The post Black-owned Bookstore, Harriets Bookshop, Is Delivering Books Using Horses first appeared on BlackSportsOnline .

Philadelphia, PA · 19h

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Two Mei Meis and an EMei Now Share a Philadelphia Block, Sparking Name Dispute

Three restaurants on a Philadelphia block have names that look similar in English. The new Mei Mei at 926 Arch St. faces Sichuan restaurant EMei across Arch Street; an Old City restaurant called Mei Mei has operated since 2020. The dispute has also raised a practical question: when can similar names lead customers to the wrong business?

Philadelphia, PA · 22h

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Pro-Palestinian protestors urge boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants, drawing widespread criticism

A pro-Palestinian cycling group, backed by several organizations including a coalition of Penn community members, urged Philadelphians to boycott six Jewish-owned restaurants on Sunday, drawing widespread criticism. The Nov. 8 “boycott ride” — coordinated by the activist group Philly Bike On Your Left and co-sponsored by Penn Faculty and Staff...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Pizza Plus West Is Back: Founders Reopen West Philly Pizzeria

Pizza Plus West is back in business, and the founders who sold it are the ones running it again after a failed ownership change shut the West Philadelphia shop for three months, writes Beatrice Forman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The pizzeria reopened October 12 at 4814 Spruce St. under Daniel...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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A Walk Through the Barnes

“‘The guy was an eccentric, he was a crank,’ says Philadelphia Daily News columnist Stu Bykofsky. ‘Even his friends thought he was a misanthrope. He’s my kind of guy!’”. The crank in question is Philadelphia chemist, businessman, art collector, educator, and unconventional philanthropist, Albert C....

Philadelphia, PA · 1d