May 7, 2013
Little-known fact: Mother’s Day was founded by Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia and first officially observed in 1908 to honor motherhood and family life during the early days of feminism. Supported by John Wannamaker, Mother’s Day was given federal recognition in 1914. In 2013, take time to honor the woman who brought you into the world [...]
Read more»March 22, 2013
Neighborhoods and restaurants across Philadelphia are hosting splendid brunches and festive events to mark the Easter holiday, Sunday, March 31. There are egg hunts and parades for the little ones and Bellini-filled brunches for those looking to enjoy a taste of champagne with Easter brunch. So get your Easter baskets and bonnets ready, and read [...]
Read more»February 5, 2013
With a little more than a week to go before Valentine’s Day, now is the time to make a V-Day dinner reservation for you and that special someone. Restaurants across the city are offering special set-price, multi-course menus so you can make the evening’s meal one to remember. Below are some of our top picks [...]
Read more»February 1, 2013
Sixers fans, interested in winning a pair of 76ers tickets and an overnight hotel stay? Of course you are! The Sixers and Visit Philly have teamed up to launch a photo contest that allows Sixers fans to show their love for Philadelphia and their favorite basketball team, while entering to win some HUGE prizes. Here’s [...]
Read more»December 26, 2012
When it comes to food, Philly’s got it covered. In 2012 we welcomed lots of great new bars and restaurants that have proved to be well worth the anticipation. Philly restaurants have cleaned up in the awards and accolades department and our favorite chefs have been featured left and right. But all of that’s not [...]
Read more»November 2, 2012
Philadelphia’s food scene is booming more than ever before, and this fall we’re adding a whole new batch of impressive names to our list of notable chefs and restaurants. With these new installments on top of the city’s already acclaimed establishments, it’s obvious that this city’s culinary culture is making its way to new heights. [...]
Read more»October 4, 2012
[Evenings in Philadelphia are always action-packed, and we want to help you cherry-pick from all the events and activities going on. On certain days that promise particularly bustling evenings, we round up our selections for the most can't-miss pursuits with which to fill your schedule. See you out there!] There is so much to do, [...]
Read more»October 3, 2012
The opening of The Hotel Monaco Philadelphia on Independence Mall is set for tomorrow, Thursday, October 4 (the ribbon-cutting is slated for October 11). The Monaco is the second Kimpton property in Philadelphia (the Hotel Palomar near Rittenhouse Square opened in October 2009). And one thing Kimpton takes very seriously, and executes extremely well, is their hotels’ restaurants. [...]
Read more»September 14, 2012
The opening of Philadelphia’s first new hotel in Old City’s Historic District in years is now quickly approaching, with the ribbon-cutting of The Hotel Monaco Philadelphia on Independence Mall slated for October 11 (everything will be open officially on October 4). One of the most exciting aspects of the latest Kimpton property in Philadelphia (the Hotel [...]
Read more»August 6, 2012
This summer has made Philadephia’s dining and drinks scene stronger than ever before. Since the beginning of the season, we’ve been crazy about new restaurant openings, from the sensational Shake Shack and waterfront favorite Morgan’s Pier to the fully revamped Le Bec-Fin. But those are far from the only ones on our radar. Check out [...]
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