Royal Sushi & Izakaya in Queen Village is technically two restaurants: The casual, walk-in-only front room serves up ...

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 ...

For similar maps, check out Eater Philly’s guides to the best bakeries and breakfast restaurants. Thu Pham has been roasting her specialty coffee sourced from Vietnam and elsewhere in Southeast and ...

After you’ve stuffed yourself at the tried-and-true Philadelphia institutions that have been around for more than a century, check out the newer places that are making a name for themselves with the ...

Below are the Philly restaurants that have closed during the coronavirus pandemic. Know of a restaurant, bar, coffee shop, or bakery to add to this list? Send the details to [email protected]. The ...

Ernest Owens is the former Editor of Eater Philly, and the food expert to go to when you’re out of options. In a city as full of good restaurants and bars as Philadelphia, one would be forgiven for ...

Spicy Thai curry paste, warming masala, or Burmese sweet curry? Thanks to Philadelphia’s diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities, you can make dishes with all three. Go beyond ...

What’s changed in this update: We’ve majorly revamped the map this go-around, adding John’s Water Ice and Fu Wah. And we’ve removed Love & Honey Fried Chicken, Buddakan, Barclay Prime, Bud & Marilyn’s ...

Ernest Owens is the former Editor of Eater Philly, and the food expert to go to when you’re out of options. Consider me a victim of mass marketing. After weeks of trying to avoid the massive ...

Philly loves its brunch, from French toast and endless mimosas to Cajun shrimp and grits to Pennsylvania Dutch apple dumplings to oversized breakfast sandwiches. Here are the essential brunch ...

What’s changed in this update: We’ve added Dear Daphni, Lacroix, and Little Water; and for now, we’ve removed Harp & Crown, K’Far, and A.kitchen ...

The burgeoning dining scene didn’t happen organically, but strategically — thanks to one committed real estate developer and a local government that wants to compete with bigger cities to the north ...