
December 11, 2012
There’s a new cupcakery in town: Crumbs Bake Shop, cupcake baker to the stars, now open in Rittenhouse Square on 18th Street and Moravian in the former Leehe Fai spot. With our more than 50 varieties baked fresh daily and a new cupcake of the week every Monday, Crumbs offers crack-like cupcakes so tasty it’s [...]
Read more»July 31, 2012
Victory never tasted sweeter. It’s been a great season for Lil’ Pop Shop in West Philly. The colorful popsicle store just opened its doors this past May and is already doing double duty, with a mobile cart in addition to the brick-and-mortar location. Just a month after their opening, Lil’ Pop Shop was featured in [...]
Read more»April 4, 2012

It’s Art in the Age of Federal Donuts! Art in the Age has teamed up with the wildly popular Federal Donuts on a limited edition line of donuts inspired by the spirits ROOT, SNAP and RHUBY. From April 20-29, you can pick up the special treats at Federal Donuts: Gingersnap Cookie, Root Beer Float and Strawberry Rhubarb Pie. We die. To celebrate the collab, Art in the Age is throwing a party at their Old City store, April 19 from 6-8 p.m. They’ll have cocktail pairings for each of the donuts and local bluegrass group Sourmash will be playing. RSVP to molly@artintheage.com. [Art in the Age]
March 27, 2012
With wedding season just around the corner, it would behoove brides-to-be all over the Delaware Valley to attend “Let Them Eat Cake,” the wedding cake competition event of the year that will take place on Monday, April 2, at 6 p.m. at the Loews Hotel in Center City. With 40 of the best cakes in [...]
Read more»March 19, 2012
Tomorrow, Tuesday, March 20, is the official first day of spring (!!). In the Philadelphia area, the most important implication of that date is free water ice at all Rita’s Water Ice locations. For the twentieth year in a row all Rita’s locations will be giving away a free regular-sized water ice in any flavor, [...]
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Check out the video above to meet Daniel Abraham, Curator at Art In The Age of Mechanical Production artistic collective, boutique and local spirits creator in Old City, and learn about what he wishes more people knew about Philadelphia.
Art in the Age
116 N. 3rd Street
www.artintheage.com
Shane Confectionery
110 Market Street
www.shanecandies.com
Check out the video above to meet Daniel Abraham, Curator at Art In The Age of Mechanical Production artistic collective, boutique and local spirits creator in Old City, and learn about what he wishes more people knew about Philadelphia. Art in the Age 116 N. 3rd Street www.artintheage.com Shane Confectionery 110 Market Street www.shanecandies.com
Read more»January 6, 2012
Anyone who has ever brunched at Jones (who is anyone who loves brunch) knows that the signature monkey bread is the pièce de résistance of the meal. Now comes cause to rejoice, because Jones has christened January the “Month of Monkey,” meaning that every weekend this month during brunch service (Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-3 [...]
Read more»October 26, 2011
Want to make dessert as good as the ones that cap off a delectable meal at a Jose Garces restaurant? You’re in luck. Adriane Appleby, who launched the pastry programs at Garces flagships Amada and Tinto, has started a series of hands-on instructional baking courses called “Oh, You Bake.” You can sign up for individual [...]
Read more»September 19, 2011
In honor of Center City Restaurant Week, going on now through Friday, September 23, the Center City location of Krispy Kreme is getting in on the dining deals with an even sweeter supplement. Just bring in your Restaurant Week receipt to get six original glazed donuts free when you buy six. For those that are [...]
Read more»May 17, 2011
The legendary Chef Georges Perrier of Le Bec-Fin is shining his culinary and business acumen on the Main Line, with a new bakery and pastry shop, The Art of Bread, opening in Narberth June 1. Expect breakfast pastries, quiches, light fare-salads, sandwiches, Illy coffee, cakes and — naturally — fresh bread. Bread will be made [...]
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