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By Tim McGinnis 

PW's Guide to Philly Cupcakes

If American Pie taught us anything it’s that the physical act of love with any baked good is pure hedonistic pleasure. But cupcakes are playful, cute and downright tasty. As for David Chang, he’s talented but saltier than soy sauce on a salt lick. 


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Posted Nov. 3, 2009 | Comments: 0

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By Tim McGinnis

PW's Guide to Bloody Marys

In the mid-1500s, Queen Mary I of England, the only daughter of Henry VIII and Katherine of...

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Posted Oct. 21, 2009 | Comments: 0

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By Tim McGinnis

PW's Guide to Beer Bars

Even if you’ve still got the detox shakes and self-loathing that comes from a full-tilt celebration of Oktoberfest, don’t run off to rehab just yet. Feed your inner booze hound and try out some of these well-respected Philadelphia beer halls.

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Posted Oct. 6, 2009 | Comments: 5

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By Tim McGinnis

PW’s Guide to Banh Mi

We need to eat cheaply, and no nourishing, filling, tasty dish is simpler and easier on the budget than the banh mi.

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Posted Sep. 22, 2009 | Comments: 6

FROM THE DRINK PAGE...

Philadelphia Distilling: More Than Bluecoat
By Dan Packel

Luckily for Philly, Rob Cassell found a way to get past early challenges to start turning out Bluecoat Gin in April 2006. That blue glass bottle has become ubiquitous wherever mixologists turn out labor-intensive cocktails.

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snackbar
By Adam Erace

The Rittenhouse regulars picked up the scent when snackbar opened three years ago. Through three chefs and three concepts, they’ve continued to patronize, unwavering in their loyalty.

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Tiffin Etc.
By Adam Erace

"Indian pizza is our attempt to make Indian food more accessible to people who have never tried it and eventually to gain more mainstream acceptance for Indian cuisine." But sometimes it's better to stick to the classics.

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Miga
By Adam Erace

As mouths go, mine isn’t usually the watering type, but as the pork belly hissed away on the grill at Miga -- with white onions and button mushrooms, I could’ve spit like a camel. I think it was the anticipation more than anything.