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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...

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Delis and bars around Philly are putting their spin on the Wawa gobbler

According to unofficial holiday law, the Thanksgiving leftovers sandwich is constructed and consumed no earlier than Black Friday. But Philadelphia has long been a lawbreaker in this regard, thanks to the region's enduring love of the gobbler. MORE: Insomnia Cookies rolls out new heated catering box to keep treats warm...

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Osteria Ama Team Bringing New Italian Restaurant to University City

University City will soon welcome a new spot for diners to gather and enjoy classic Italian fare. Bistro 31, founded by Chef Genti Mataj and Anisa Bardha, will open at 3131 Walnut St. in the former Misconduct Tavern space, The Philadelphia Business Journal reported. The 1,100-square-foot space occupies the ground...

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Why Eastern Pennsylvanians Shop at Giant and Western Pennsylvanians Swear by Giant Eagle

Say “Giant” to a grocery shopper in Philadelphia and to one in Pittsburgh, and they’ll picture two different stores. The names sound related, and that’s where a lot of the confusion starts. Here’s why eastern Pennsylvanians shop at Giant and western Pennsylvanians swear by Giant Eagle....

Pennsylvania · 2d

westphillylocal.com

Cobbs Creek’s new grocery store & kitchen hosts preview party this Sunday

A long-vacant property in Cobbs Creek is getting a new lease on life as a neighborhood grocery store, kitchen, and community health hub—and residents can get a first look this weekend. The Community Grocer (TCG), a local nonprofit focused on providing nutritious, affordable meal kits to low-income residents, is...

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The Capital Grille is offering a Wagyu burger with fries and wine starting at $35

The Capital Grille is offering a steakhouse meal at a relatively modest price: an American Wagyu burger, fries and a glass of wine starting at $35. The restaurant's Wagyu & Wine promotion runs through Sunday, Nov. 22, at participating locations, including Philadelphia, King of Prussia, Newtown and Cherry Hill. The offer is available only in the lounge, and prices vary by location.

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Philadelphia’s Most Over-the-Top Christmas Bar Returns at Craftsman Row Saloon

Philadelphia, PA – The holidays just got brighter in Philadelphia as Craftsman Row launches its highly anticipated Winter Wonderland Christmas Pop-Up. Nationally recognized for creating one of the country’s most immersive, extravagant and super-sized holiday pop-up dining experiences, the beloved restaurant and bar is back with even more sparkle, flavor and festive flair. Craftsman (located at 112 S. 8th Street) is back even more over-the-top, decked-out and super-sized than ever. Owners and operators brother sister duo George and Vasiliki Tsiouris are thrilled to welcome back all the holiday merry-makers into the Christmas wonderland with twinkling lights, decorations and themed food and drinks.

Philadelphia, PA · 23h

Cheapism

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.

gridphilly.com

A Michelin-honored vegan restaurant centers seasonality and neighborhood values

Ian Graye, in his crisp white chef shirt and apron, is not the likeliest image of a gardener. But the chef of Northern Liberties vegan restaurant Pietramala stalks around a plot in Liberty Lands Community Garden, snipping at herb bushes and tucking the sprigs neatly into a small wooden box.

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Tri This Sweet Treat: Visit Philly's oldest, most charming chocolatier

Nestled in Old City is Shane Confectionery, a chocolate shop dating back to 1863 and the only place in Philadelphia that roasts and makes its own chocolate directly from the bean. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by the warm, inviting scent of toasted sugar, a welcome escape from the outside air. The shop’s homey interior has remained largely unchanged since 1911, a condition upheld when ownership transferred to the Burley Brothers in 2011. The original owners, the Shane family, ensured that the transition would preserve the shop’s traditional roots, requiring that its historic style remain intact. As a result, the floors and doorframe are original, and the entire atmosphere reflects the historic whimsy captured in the shop’s intricate detailing.

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Christmas Tree Lighting at Central Taco

Town-wide lighting party launches the holiday pop-up’s second season with new private igloos, festive cocktails, and events through January 3. Central is going all out, inside and out. A glowing holiday façade welcomes guests into rooms transformed into Winter Wonderland, Classic Christmas, Polar Express, Whoville, and Santa’s Workshop, setting the scene for festive nights out and family celebrations.

Haddon Township, NJ · 2d

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Chicken Salad Chick Continues Pennsylvania Expansion, Opening Second Restaurant in State and First in Montgomery County

November 13, 2026 // Franchising.com // ATLANTA, GA – Chicken Salad Chick announced today the opening of its second restaurant in The Keystone State, located at 500 Broad Street in Collegeville. The local community is invited to celebrate this grand opening on Wednesday, November 18, when the first 100 guests in line will win free chicken salad for a year*."¯

Montgomery County, PA · 1d

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This Pennsylvania Tavern In A Colonial House Serves A Snapper Soup Diners Call A Must-Try

Snapper soup is the dish people keep bringing up at one old colonial house in the Pennsylvania countryside. Yes, that snapper. The turtle-based classic that sounds like a dare and somehow tastes like comfort. The soup is only the start. The same kitchen turns out crab cakes, French onion soup,...

Bucks County, PA · 7d

6abc Action News

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.

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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 · 4d

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8 Philadelphia Restaurants Make OpenTable’s 2026 Top 100 List

Philadelphia just pulled up a bigger chair at the national table, with eight local restaurants landing on OpenTable’s 2026 list of the Top 100 Restaurants in America, twice as many as last year, writes Michaela Althouse for PhillyVoice. Unlike a critics’ list, this ranking comes from the people actually...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

Fox News

Historic vote nixes 150-year booze ban in once-dry New Jersey town

A New Jersey town has ended its 153-year alcohol ban with 60.4% of voters approving sales, yet residents of the area are divided over the BYOB culture.

Collingswood, NJ · 2d

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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?

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