Collin Flatt couldn’t be happier to welcome another bistro into the madness, but does it have the potential to win in a suddenly competitive French environment? Plenty more after the jump.
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Opening Night: Bistrot La Minette
Aired August 28th, 2008 on first look, Openings and French. 0 CommentsPhoodie on Location: Opening Night at Parc
Aired July 15th, 2008 on first look, Openings, The Once-Over and French. 0 CommentsForget what you know about Stephen Starr, as we did after walking into Parc. Yesterday’s Bastille Day celebration had the perfect postlogue in a trip to the new French Bistro on Rittenhouse Square. Collin Flatt ate his way through a surprisingly affordable meal at the latest in a growing empire. Read it all after the jump.
Local Francophiles Gear Up For Bastille Day As Talk Radio Goons Polish Off Old Frog Tropes
Aired July 2nd, 2008 on Events and French. 1 CommentWe’re going to assume that you’ve already got your 4th of July on lockdown — I mean, how hard is it, right? Vodka lemonade, Godlike BBQ, fireworks on somebody’s roof, and it’s done. Easy. But Bastille Day, like all things French and therefore superior to America (we love saying stuff like this just to drive […]
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Food Blob: Provence In Old City. BYOB Cheese Shop. No Shit.
Aired June 18th, 2008 on Food Blob, Wine and French. 1 CommentWe argued throughout HQ if we should give up the goods on our new crush/secret spot, or greedily keep it for ourselves like that friend who disappears to a much cooler party than the one you’re sweating. But we love you all, Registered Suavologist Alex Baute, and his wondrous patio at Old City Cheese Shop.
A BYOB Cheese Hang is a million […]
Georges Perrier Wastes A Year’s Worth Of Media Juice On Something Nobody Cares About Or Wants
Aired April 7th, 2008 on Phoodies and French. 2 CommentsNow, don’t get us wrong, we love Georges Perrier: We’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who’s done more in a lifetime for putting Philadelphia on the culinary map. Plus, we know this is an unpopular opinion during this, The Age Of Hatred For All Things French, but Georges is just sooooooo wonderfully, sublimely, unapologetically FRENCH […]
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