This essential group of Philadelphia restaurants covers the whole city (and beyond), runs the gamut of cuisines and price points, and collectively satisfies virtually all dining needs, whether you ...

Now that both Little Water and Almanac have been open more than six months, we’re removing them to make space for newer restaurants. We’ve also moved off DaVinci & Yu. For the July update of the list, ...

A tavern co-owned by two ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ stars, a Korean Japanese restaurant in Olney, a Venezuelan ...

No list of sports bars in Philly is complete without Chickie’s & Pete’s down by the stadiums, self-proclaimed as the official bar for the Eagles. Yes, you can eat crab fries and shout at the refs at ...

Jogging up the Rocky steps, a cheesesteak in each hand, might fulfill a tourist’s Philadelphia fantasies, but focusing on the city’s most famous foodstuffs (cheesesteaks, soft pretzels, hoagies, water ...

Kyle’s Cutlets: Chicken cutlet sandwiches feature burrata, crispy fried pepperoni, arugula, and a sweet-and-spicy hot honey drizzle on a roll from New Jersey’s beloved bakery Liscio’s. A portion of ...

Thanks to Pennsylvania’s decades-old alcohol laws and the challenge and cost of obtaining a liquor license, many Philadelphia restaurants embrace one of the country’s most unique drinking workarounds: ...

Pizza Richmond is the second venture from the owners of Pizza Shackamaxon. It’s slightly larger, with space to sit and eat, either by the slice or a giant pizza pie, off paper plates. Their signatures ...

Many restaurants have since expanded their sidewalk, patio, and rooftop seating. Sadly, City Hall has essentially gutted Philly’s streetery program, but nevertheless, if you follow this map, you’ll ...

Picture this: A 15-year-old Tyler Akin — now a high-profile Philly chef and co-founder of the Independent Restaurant Coalition — having afternoon tea with his friends in Wilmington, Delaware, at the ...

Of course, you know Angelo’s for their pizza — but a cheesesteak here is a particularly beautiful thing with so many options. Whether you go with Cooper Sharp, provolone, or Whiz; with chicken or beef ...

The historic 150-year-old church that’s home to Oldestone Steakhouse is incredible to look at, with high ceilings, pastel lighting, and art on each landing of the bi-level space. But the menu is just ...