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Cheu Noodle Bar Rolls Out a New Menu
Some dishes remain the same, others have been tweaked, and a few are completely new.
Italian Market’s 943 BYOB Closes
The restaurant won over critics with its take on Italian and Argentine dishes.
Russet Extends Brunch Hours; Expands Menu
The new Sunday hours gives sleepyhead a little more time to get it together.
Fond Wraps Service on Passyunk Ave.; Reopening Later This Week Around the Corner
The restaurant's second act opens on December 6.
Pumpkin Chef Christopher Kearse Is Coming to East Passyunk Ave.
The restaurant is slated for an August opening.
Open-Carry Advocates Meet-Up at Applebees Is Sure to Be a Real Blast; D. Landreth Seed Co. at Risk of Going Under
Plus: Ocean City rejects BYOB proposal; and organic pollutants make us fat, all in our morning news roundup.
BYOB Seems Inevitable For Ocean City; Speculators Cause Instability of Food Costs
Plus: TSA can't make up its mind about bottles; and Jose Andres launches a food truck in D.C. with Iberico ham sandwiches, all in our morning news roundup.
Is That Really It For West Philly's Rx?
The restaurant appears closed, but there's no definitive word on its status.
Dumpling House Exudes ‘Restorative Heat’; Hay-Smoked Oysters Smell of ‘Greener Pastures’
Rounding up the region's restaurant reviews.
Isabel Opens Today in Fairmount
The new spot will serve the usual Mexican standards, plus some more ambitious dishes as well.
What to Eat at 401 Diner, Opening Monday in Conshohocken
The diner has been completely updated, and will feature greasy spoon staples made with local, organic and sustainable goods.
Ocean City Withdraws BYOB Initiative; Cheesecake Factory Strives to Feed the ‘Common Man’
Plus: Scores of new restaurants are on Philly's horizon; and July was a particularly bad month for restaurants, all in our morning news roundup.
University of Delaware Adds Ice Cream to the Curriculum; U.S. Corn Harvest Is Smaller Than Usual
Plus: BYOB rules go on the ballot in Ocean City, N.J.; and Vice President Joe Biden helps boost the popularity of pig intestines in Beijing, all in our morning news roundup.
Fond Pastry Chef to Open a Shop on East Passyunk Ave.
She expects to open shop near Dickinson St. sometime this fall.