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  • Posted 4/15/11 on Grub Street Phl
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Borders Might Become Home to a National Chain Restaurant

Borders Might Become Home to a National Chain Restaurant

The listing agent for the property wants to bring in a large national restaurant.

Filed Under: borders, cahin gang, center city, chain restaurants
  • Posted 2/1/11 on Grub Street Phl
  • Mediavore

A New Ruling on Wine Sales in NJ Could Crush Local Wineries; Martha Stewart Gets Back to Basics With a New Show

Plus: With new dietary guidelines, the USDA warns against calories, soda and salt; and Chili's tests new barbecue menu items, all in our morning news roundup.

Filed Under: atkins, barbecue, chain restaurants, chilis, health concerns, martha stewart, media, mediavore, usda, wine, wineries
  • Posted 1/19/11 on Grub Street Phl
  • Openings
Le Pain Quotidien Is Now Open

Le Pain Quotidien Is Now Open

The bakery and cafe might have given away the house the other day, but today it's open for regular business.

Filed Under: bakeries, breads, chain restaurants, le pain quotidien, lunch spots, menus, openings
  • Posted 1/18/11 on Grub Street Phl
  • Openings
Inclement Weather Pushes Back Freshii’s Grand Opening

Inclement Weather Pushes Back Freshii’s Grand Opening

Even though it opened last week, Freshii was supposed to kickoff its grand opening festivities today.

Filed Under: chain restaurants, deals, freebies, freshii, openings, ritz-carlton
  • Posted 1/17/11 on Grub Street Phl
  • Openings
Le Pain Quotidien Soft-Launched This Morning

Le Pain Quotidien Soft-Launched This Morning

The new bakery and cafe was slated for an opening this Wednesday, but soft-launched this morning.

Filed Under: bakery, chain gang, chain restaurants, le pain quotidien, openings
  • Posted 1/17/11 on Grub Street Phl
  • Mediavore

French Fries Provoke Shooting in Old City; Breakfast Pizza: It’s Not Just For Hangovers Anymore

Plus flooding in Sri Lanka decimates food crops and drives up costs, and any legislation to sell off PA's liquor stores will likely review all issues related to alcohol sales in the state, all in our morning news roundup.

Filed Under: australia, breakfast pizza, chain restaurants, crime, floods, food costs, french fries, liquor stores, media, mediavore, plcb, shootings, sri lanka
  • Posted 11/8/10 on Grub Street Phl
  • Openings
Krispy Kreme Returns to Philly Tomorrow

Krispy Kreme Returns to Philly Tomorrow

After nearly five years, the doughnut maker returns to the Philly area.

Filed Under: chain restaurants, doughnuts, krispy kreme, openings, sweet news
  • Posted 10/27/10 on Grub Street Phl
  • Mediavore

South Jersey Food Bank Comes Up Short on Turkeys; Paula Deen Tapped to Be Grand Marshal of Next Year's Rose Bowl Parade

Plus New York Times says candy gets a bad rap, and chain restaurant stock prices rise, all in our morning news roundup.

Filed Under: candy, chain restaurants, food banks, media, mediavore, new york times, paula deen, thanksgiving, turkeys
  • Posted 9/16/10 on Grub Street Phl
  • Mediavore

PA Liquor-Control-Enforcement Officer Gets Three Years in Federal Prison; IHOP Sues International House of Prayer

Plus Boulder is the foodiest town, and it's mooncakes season in Asia, all in our morning news roundup.

Filed Under: bon appetit, chain restaurants, crime, health concerns, ihop, liquor control officer, media, mediavore, mooncakes
  • Posted 8/26/10 on Grub Street Phl
  • Mediavore

Philadelphia Officials Confiscate Cupcake Trucks; Try Fried Salad at the Texas State Fair

The city is confiscating cupcake trucks; are the disobedient cupcake entrepreneurs to blame?

Filed Under: calories, chain restaurants, cupcakes, eggs, local, mediavore, reality television, remy gonzalez, texas
  • Posted 8/23/10 on Grub Street Phl
  • Mediavore

Burger King Cooks up a Pizza-Flavored Hamburger; Springfield, Utah Bans Chain Restaurants

Burger King's Whopper Bar will soon introduce a giant hamburger shaped and flavored like a pizza, which will serve six.

Filed Under: burger king, chain restaurants, kraft, sun chips, watermelon
  • Posted 5/5/09 on Grub Street Phl

Rita's Ice Wants To Hit 600 Stores

It turns out that Rita's Ice is a big Philly export: the chain has spread as far as Texas (where they just opened store no. 556) and wants to open no. 600 by the end of the year. Since...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 2/9/09 on Grub Street Phl

Starbucks Launches Value Meals

Starbucks has unveiled the "value meal" that we wrote about last week, and it's a combo promotion. The Wall Street Journal reports that Under Starbucks's new $3.95 promotion, customers can get a 12 oz. latte with oatmeal or coffee cake...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 7/2/08 on Grub Street Phl

Starbucks To Close Delaware Valley Locations?

Starbucks announced late Tuesday afternoon that they are closing 600 of their stores in the United States, as previously mentioned in our newsbrief. All stores closed will be from the company-operated market (meaning that privately operated locations such as those...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 5/7/08 on Grub Street Phl

Burger King Is Not Just Stingy -- Paranoid Too!

The hole that Burger King was in after the failure to agree to a penny-per-pound increase for tomato workers has just been getting deeper and deeper. Last week, we learned that a vice president in the company wrote some...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 5/1/08 on Grub Street Phl

Burger King's $167 Hamburger

Look out Daniel Boulud — a $167 hamburger (GBP85) has debuted at selected Burger Kings in London. Burger King's new Kobe beef burger will be topped with blue cheese and will be sold at the chain's Kensington and Chelsea, London...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 4/23/08 on Grub Street Phl

Misplaced Restaurant Rage

After reading yesterday's item in trade mag Restaurants and Institutions about a drive-through dispute that resulted in a double stabbing in Texas (!?), we got just curious enough to Google the term "fast-food rage" (but without the quotes). Turns out...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 4/10/08 on Grub Street Phl

The Appeal Of Chipotle

What is it about formerly McDonald's-owned Mexican chain Chipotle that gives it such a ferocious cult following? Fast Company tried to find out. Apart from commiting the sin of calling Chipotle "the Bono of the fast-food business" (!), they...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 4/3/08 on Grub Street Phl

Burger King Unveils Hamburger-Flavored Potato Snacks

Burger King has just licensed out their name for a series of, err, "potato snacks." Not potato chips. Potato snacks. We just got word from snack makers Intensely Different that they have officially unveiled a line of Burger King potato...

Filed Under: chain restaurants
  • Posted 3/28/08 on Grub Street Phl

Chipotle Gets Local

We generally try to avoid large chains. Very broadly speaking, the food isn't usually that awesome and the experience results in us giving our money to some sort of mega-corporation that has a ton of policies we find objectionable....

Filed Under: chain restaurants
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