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Gobsmacked at how pillowy soft the gnocchi are at Mr. Joe's.At about this time each year I do a blogiversary post where I recap my favorite restaurants, as well as favorite dishes, recipes, and various other highlights of the year. I'm not g...
The most dangerous and convenient thing that has happened upon us while we lived near the Italian Market? The El Rodeo Tacos truck. It parks itself at 10th Street and Washington Ave, right in front of the Sherwin Williams, every day at lunchtime. ...
Appears a round 16" pie with light brown edges, a generous amount of red sauce and scattered slices of fresh mozzarella cheese melted around the center. The pie is topped off with pieces of fresh basil. Damn, this looks good. -...
I've been meaning to go to Square Burger, Stephen Starr's burger outpost in the lovely, kid and mini-golf-laden Franklin Square, really I have. Yet Franklin Square remains a little isolated, if parking is any indication, and mini-golf has st...
This and this, that is. In the late eighteen hundreds some brewers brewed brew To drink in New England, with chowder or stew Twas called Narragansett, twas hoppy and rich But then prohibition, and ain’t that a bitch Still lagers and ales wer...
In Connecticut for the weekend, I had the opportunity to meet some friends for lunch on Mother's Day. In previous trips for New Haven apizza, I had been to Modern Apizza (reviewed HERE), Frank Pepe's (reviewed HERE), and (just the day before)...
Today VisitPhilly announced a partnership with Foodspotting, the incredibly addictive local food guide application for iOS and Android devices. Now Philly regulars and tourists can easily find the most delicious food items hand picked by the Visit...
Last month, I had the pleasure of attending the American Spirits Bartender Competition, hosted by the National Constitution Center and the Hotel Monaco. The event was, in part, to celebrate the National Constitution Center’s exhibit, America...