Philadelphia Magazine

“I saw a restaurant in Rome that had a similar marquee to Borromini, and it just drew me in. I said to myself, ‘Shit, this sign could be on Walnut Street.’”

Discover new shops and restaurants — plus classic spots — on Lancaster Avenue.

We check in with Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel, two years into his challenging job.

At Mission Taqueria’s inaugural Free Association dinner, 11 strangers and I ditched our devices in favor of deep conversation and a good meal (and margs).

Meetings, events, and plenty of bread: Here’s how Ellen Yin gets things done.

Plus, the arrival of Waymo’s self-driving cars and 19-degree temps.

The selection cements Philly’s reputation as the capital of approachable, casual, unpretentious dining.

Baby Gear Group was named a Time magazine invention of the year.

Plus: Omakase takeout, a new chocolate-centric venue, and Manong, the new steakhouse by Chance Anies, announces an opening date.

“A Painter’s Secrets” focuses on new findings in Henri Rousseau’s work.

Plus, Krasner cries poor, Annie McCormick bids farewell, and an Eagles house is egged after lousy loss.

Plus, Eagles fans can pay $100 to throw snowballs at Santa. And GoPuff will now deliver you a live Christmas tree.

In the latest episode of the Philly Mag Today podcast, food editor Kae Lani Palmisano and critic Jason Sheehan discuss the controversies surrounding the Michelin Guide.

Our annual roundup of Philly gifts that give back

The Pennsylvania-born comedian just announced he’ll headline a show at Lincoln Financial Field in July.