Pub & Kitchen To Answer Its Calling, Will Host Special Fried Chicken Dinner Next Week

We're betting it will be good.
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Pub & Kitchen [ Official Site ]
LOOKS. BRAINS. WILDCARD.

We're betting it will be good.
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Pub & Kitchen [ Official Site ]
Labels: ETI, Food, Fried Chicken, Pub and Kitchen, Restaurants

Labels: ETI, Food, Martha Stewart, Pod, Restaurants, Starr, Stephen Starr, Sushi, University City
Labels: 10 Rittenhouse, Architecture, Condos, ETI, Food, Openings, Pizzeria Stella, Restaurants, Rittenhouse, Starr, Stephen Starr
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Fox 5 New York tries to call Stephen Starr one of Philadelphia's 10 biggest jerks and we're not buying it.
MYFOXNY.COM - Our "friends" to the south decided to ask people to vote for the biggest New York City Jerk.Whoa, now. We're the suckers?! Check yourself, Fox 5 New York.
We decided to return the favor. Philly is just a small town next to New York but it does have its share of "jerks."
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Stephen Starr: The restaurant owner has made millions off selling "hip" drinks and under-sized portions to suckers in a series of Philadelphia hot-spots.
Labels: Buddakan, ETI, Fast Food, Morimoto, New York, Restaurants, Starr, Stephen Starr
The original Sarcone's Deli opened at 9th and Fitzwater in 1997. (The bakery has been around for much longer.)
Recently, the owners of Sarcone's Deli decided to try out franchising their deli concept.
They now have Sarcone's franchisees in Newtown, PA, Medford, NJ and, coming this winter, Delaware.
And the location on Ninth Street has a new storefront.
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Sarcone's Deli Expands into Delaware [ PR Web ]
Labels: Bella Vista, ETI, Food, Italian Market, Restaurants, Sarcone's
While rumors of its sale and/or imminent demise linger, Denim persists.
And how.
The club's latest high jinks: porn star Gina Lynn will host Denim's Halloween party this Saturday — "Pornoween."
Naturally, it will be 70s-themed.
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PORNOWEEN at Denim, hosted by Porn Superstar Gina Lynn [ Official Site ]
Labels: Denim Lounge, Drink, Nightlife, Rittenhouse
The Philly Cheesesteak spring rolls are now sold at New England Patriots games.
[Steve DiFillippo, the owner of Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse,] laughs when he thinks that a spring roll with Philly cheese steak filling has become one of the more popular menu items at his restaurant chain, and now a fast-selling product in about 900 supermarkets in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island.Apparently, they are sold at Giant Supermarkets here.
A frozen version of the Philly Cheese Steak Spring Roll that was originally created by a Davio’s chef in Philadelphia six years ago is now being manufactured for retailers at Yankee Trader Seafood on Oak Street in Pembroke.
“Twenty-four years of owning a high level restaurant and I’ve become the ‘Philly roll guy,’” said DiFillippo, who is 48. “With all my training, being a restaurateur and chef, it’s really funny. I get more e-mails about the Philly roll than I do about the restaurant.”
Labels: Cheesesteaks, Davio's, ETI, Food, Restaurants
The results of Zagat's 2010 America's Top Restaurants survey were released today on ZAGAT.com and they included Zagat's calling out the best restaurants for certain cuisines in various cities including Philadelphia.
Rouge won best burger. Osteria for best pizza. Bomb Bomb Bab-B-Q for best barbecue. (Really?)
Philadelphia also retained its title as the best tipping city in America.
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Hard Times for Restaurants Good Times for Diners [ PR Newswire ] via AHT
Labels: Burgers, ETI, Food, Osteria, Pizza, Rankings, Restaurants, Rouge, Rouge Burger
So reports The Gossip on Philly.com.
The restaurant was closed to the public for five days while the untitled James L. Brooks comedy filmed scenes in the restaurant a couple weeks back. Paul Rudd and Reese Witherspoon were both there. And Union Trust itself, a steakhouse, had to play an Italian restaurant for the movie.
Meanwhile, no word on exactly how much Twenty Manning was compensated when it shut down for two days in September to accommodate filming for the same movie. Although, we imagine it was generous.
Labels: ETI, Film, Food, Movies, Restaurants, Twenty Manning, Union Trust
The Barnes design, by New York's Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, gets an 'A' in aesthetics and an 'F' in urbanism.Sounds good to us.
It's not too late to improve the situation, especially at the critical, downtown-facing 20th Street corner, since preliminary site work won't begin until November.
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The [20th Street] corner may be beautifully composed, with an elevated fountain that will be studded with water lilies, but another passive green space is not what Philadelphia needs to draw people to a street that is supposed to be its Champs-Elysees. And the drop-off plaza is vastly overscaled to accommodate the turning radius of the two charter buses that are expected daily. Nothing there will encourage exploration of the surrounding neighborhood, and the inactivity could even discourage development of the tracts of surface parking on Callowhill Street.
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Fortunately, the landscape plan for 20th Street is one of the easiest things to fix. For starters, the architects could eliminate the drop-off plaza and replace it with a sidewalk cutout that would allow buses to enter and exit in the same direction. Who needs a turnaround when 20th Street runs only in one direction?
Activating the corner plaza requires more thought. The default solution is a cafe or, better yet, a garden restaurant such as Central Park's Tavern on the Green. Right now, the museum eatery is secreted in the rear.
Labels: Architecture, Barnes Foundation, Design, ETI, Parkway, Restaurants
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Wondering how Ladder 15 distinguishes itself from its rowdier siblings in Old City and Manayunk?
So much so that it has attracted the likes of Herc from The Wire, Ashton Kutcher and Rumer Willis, and even Mac from Always Sunny over the past six months??
Perhaps it is due to its atypical 'over 23 after 10 pm' door policy, which is displayed prominently at the entrance.
Anything to keep the kids at bay.
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Ladder 15 [ Official Site ]
Labels: Always Sunny, Drink, ETI, Food, Ladder 15, Nightlife, Restaurants
In case you didn't realize that.
Eater sat down with Eric Ripert at this weekend's New York Food & Wine Festival. Top Chef came up, as Ripert has been a guest judge on Top Chef in past seasons.
But this year, his working relationship with Jennifer Carroll would have been a conflict of interest.
So no cameos.
But he's rooting for Carroll.
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From the Eater Lounge: Q&A with Eric 'The Ripper' Ripert [ Eater New York ]
Labels: Eric Ripert, ETI, Food, Jennifer Carroll, Restaurants, Ritz Carlton, Top Chef