Restaurants & Bars

Center City Restaurant Week Fall 2013

2 Comments / Restaurants & Bars / By Victoria Lam

It’s that time of the year again: Center City District’s semi-annual Restaurant Week. By now, in its tenth year, Restaurant Week is a loved or hated concept in Philadelphia (and most cities actually). But for the faithful fans, we’re providing a list of our recommendations for this season. Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran do it […]

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Dining Spotlight: Little Nonna’s

Restaurants & Bars / By Victoria Lam

The very successful queens of Midtown Village, Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran, have recently opened their newest restaurant last week on the ground floor of the Independent Hotel. The highly anticipated Italian restaurant, Little Nonna’s, was welcomed with rave reviews, and we knew we had to go ASAP. Upon hearing about their backyard garden, we

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Mt. Airy Street Fare: Sip, Savor, Stroll

Restaurants & Bars / By Victoria Lam

We focus a lot of our events in Center City and tend to consider it the mecca of Philadelphia. Though the great thing about Philadelphia is the diverse culture throughout each neighborhood in its city limits. Recently we discovered the absolutely charming neighborhood of Mt. Airy with Germantown Avenue at its core. That’s where the

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First Friday Interview: Diner en Blanc Co-Host

3 Comments / First Friday, Philadelphia, Restaurants & Bars / By Jess

You’ve seen the pictures. You’ve heard the stories. With its inception last year, Philadelphia’s leg of the international all-white Diner en Blanc quickly became the most popular event of the season. Thousands of people turn up in Center City dressed all in white, waiting for a text as to the elusive location of a glowing, community-based

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A Gluten-Free Friendly Philly

Restaurants & Bars / By Paulina

Whether you’ve jumped on the Paleo Diet wagon, you have been diagnosed with Celiac disease, or you’re simply just not a gluten eater, there’s no need to worry about dining at some of Philadelphia’s finest eateries. Believe it or not, gluten-free menus are on the rise in Philadelphia, and you can find some of the

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What’s New in AC

Restaurants & Bars / By Philly PR Girl

After last year’s Hurricane Sandy, the odds were against Atlantic City… and yet, the community has rebounded with a slough of openings, renovations, and business feats that have instilled a new-found excitement in its tourists and hope in its residents. Check out all that AC has been up to this year and if you didn’t

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South Street Night Market

Restaurants & Bars / By Alex

When you’re greeted at an event by a hula-hooping lady on stilts, it’s pretty much guaranteed that you’re going to have a good time. The Philly PR Girl team gallivanted down to South Street last night for The Food Trust’s Night Market. For some of us, like Alex, it was her first Night Market, but

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Best of Philly 2013

Restaurants & Bars / By Philly PR Girl

Here at Philly PR Girl, we love the “Best Of” issue in Philly Magazine. Here are our favorite featured picks of 2013: Best Cocktail Bar – Hop Sing Laundromat – We’d just like to say, “Told ya so.” – We are definitely part of Lee’s stalkers! Best Pie – Charlie Mayfair pie at Pizza Brain

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Smashburger PA’s Grand Opening

Restaurants & Bars / By Victoria Lam

Move over Five Guys and Bobby’s Burger Palace… there’s a new burger chain in town. Today Pennsylvania welcomes its first Smashburger, where the burgers are literally smashed-to-order on the grill. With success across the United States, Smashburger finds its PA debut on the Main Line’s Lancaster Avenue in Radnor. Aside from the classic burger fixings,

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What’s Brewing in Philadelphia

Restaurants & Bars / By Victoria Lam

Happy National IPA Day! We are celebrating by rounding up some local brews for you (and let’s be honest, ourselves too). For over 150 years, Philadelphians have been brewing their own beer. The first known lager was created in 1840 by John Wagner near Poplar Street, which is now known as Northern Liberties. As

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