We know what you’re thinking: After watching the Flyers pummell the fuck out whosoever that would be so insolent as to cross them at the Wach, you cannot bear the commute to, say, Ruth’s Chris or Capital Grille. Then say hello to The Cadillac Grille, the new General Motors-sponsored “upscale chophouse” within the Wach. Weird, […]
Archive for December, 2007
>>>Haven’t been to Arbol Cafe yet? We’re pretty sure they post updates on their space (the old Ground Floor) every time the slightest change occurs, but it’s hard out there for a pimp. Or a coffee joint. Sometimes we can appreciate an over-enthusiastic girlfriend. Especially if there is Paraguayan tastes, birthday cake by the slice, […]
• There isn’t enough falafel on Walnut St., and to quiet these concerns of ours, Maoz will bring those balls to a second Philly location at 11th and W-Nut. Next on our list of demands: Maoz III underneath the Girard El Stop, with the Fishtown Special: Your First Falafel After A Life Of McD’s, […]
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Walltown sounds like some type of hood slang that we are going to break…right…now. But it’s just the name of a new eatery at 15th & Ridge, on the first floor of the Arts Garage. Walltown Cafe is already open, but they’ll host a grand opening VIP reception on the 17th with menu samples and […]
Food Blob Extra: I Think I’m Turning Southern Indian Japanese
Aired December 6th, 2007 on Food Blob. 0 CommentsThe owners of Grocery, Lolita, and Open House just popped out a ‘nother one. Bindi, an Indian BYO that opened last night, adds curry to Midtown…sigh, Village. Congrats.
Fishtown gets a new watering hole by the shockingly dumb name of Kung Fu Neck Tie. Way to confuse the inebriated even more. The Front & Thompson pub […]
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>>>Tired of relentlessly stocking your hazelnut spread because your roommates are operating a creperie out of the kitchen? At Di Bruno Bros., there is one item that makes it possible to forget that you are surrounded by cheese: the 11.06 lb, $89.99 jar of Nutella. You won’t even notice if anyone is sticking their spoon […]
