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Continue reading →: Hank’s Cinnamon Buns Is Opening Its First Brick-and-Mortar Bakery in AldanAfter building a devoted following through farmers markets, wholesale accounts, and home delivery, Hank’s Cinnamon Buns is preparing for its biggest milestone yet. Owner Ron Davis has announced that Hank’s Cinnamon Buns will open its first permanent brick-and-mortar bakery in the Penn Pines Shopping Center at 500 E. Providence Road…
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Continue reading →: Philadelphia’s Post Haste Joins Global “Pay What You Can Day” on August 26A unique global dining initiative is coming to Philadelphia this summer, giving diners the chance to enjoy a restaurant meal while paying whatever they can afford. On Wednesday, August 26, restaurants across the globe will participate in the first-ever Global Pay What You Can Day, a movement designed to make…
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Continue reading →: Toll Man Joe’s Return to Philly at Former Mixto Location in Washington Square WestToll Man Joe’s has officially announced that it will reopen in Philadelphia, taking over the recently closed Mixto restaurant at the corner of 12th and Pine Streets in Washington Square West. The announcement marks the beginning of a new chapter for a restaurant that built a loyal following before closing…
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Continue reading →: Manna Bakery Brings Palestinian-Inspired Pastries and Coffee to FishtownPhiladelphia’s bakery scene is about to welcome an exciting new addition as Manna Bakery officially opens its first brick-and-mortar location in Fishtown on Thursday, July 30. Founded by 27-year-old chef and baker Saif Manna, the bakery has become one of Philadelphia’s most sought-after pop-ups, earning a devoted following with long…
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Continue reading →: Somedays Bakery Is Bringing New York’s Croissant Craze to Rittenhouse SquarePhiladelphia’s pastry scene is about to get even sweeter. The signs are finally up at Somedays Bakery, signaling that one of the city’s most anticipated bakeries is nearing its opening. Taking over the former Republic Bank space at the corner of 16th and Walnut Streets in the heart of Rittenhouse…
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Continue reading →: Nespresso Boutique Opens at King of Prussia Mall, Bringing a Premium Coffee Experience to ShoppersCoffee lovers have a new destination to explore at the King of Prussia Mall as Nespresso has officially opened its newest boutique, complete with an in-store café where guests can enjoy expertly crafted coffee beverages while shopping. Located on the lower level of the Plaza near L’Occitane, the new boutique…
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Continue reading →: Yas Chicken Brings Korean Halal Chicken Sandwiches to Northeast PhiladelphiaNortheast Philadelphia has a new destination for fried chicken lovers with the opening of Yas Chicken at 9898 E. Roosevelt Blvd., Suite 106. The fast-casual restaurant specializes in Korean halal chicken sandwiches, offering a unique twist on the ever-popular chicken sandwich trend. Yas Chicken has built its reputation on its…
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Continue reading →: Vons Chicken F&B to Open First Philadelphia Location on July 31South Philadelphia’s dining scene is about to get a flavorful new addition as Vons Chicken F&B officially opens its doors on Thursday, July 31, at 1714 Washington Avenue. The Korean restaurant is known for its signature Korean fried chicken, which is crispy, double-fried, and served with a variety of sauces…
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Continue reading →: Gnocchi’s Enters a New Era Under New OwnershipPRESS RELEASE Gnocchi’s, one of South Philadelphia’s most enduring dining destinations, has reopened at 613 Passyunk Ave under new ownership, marking the next chapter in a story that began in 1989. Maria Enokian and Chef Ryan Moore have assumed stewardship of the beloved East Passyunk institution, reimagining its menu and…
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Continue reading →: End of an Era: Mixto to Close After 26 YearsA popular Center City dining destination is preparing to serve its final meal. Mixto, located at 1141 Pine Street, has announced that it will permanently close after 26 years in business. The restaurant’s final day of service will be Sunday, July 12, 2026, marking the end of a long run…
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