No matter how you slice it, none of this news is good.
From May 7 through 11, the legendary Le Bec Fin founder will preside over the kitchen at Chip Roman's Chestnut Hill restaurant.
He's exited the fold at his Main Line restaurants, and by all accounts, headed for retirement.
Amin Bitar is stepping in to run the bakery, and expand its wholesale operations.
Seems loyal Le Bec-ers like the idea of making more frequent visits, but not at $150 and eight courses.
Seems the "King of Steaks" is serving sandwiches that are too gristly and too stingy for the OG food blogger.
The new chef, who's background includes work in some of the city's best restaurants, picks up where George Sabatino leaves things after today's service ends.
No one's talking Steven Eckerd new role on Walnut Street, nor who is in line to replace Matt Levin.
The French Laundry-trained chef climbed aboard last summer when the restaurant changed hands.
Perreir has asked Le Bec's owners to remove his name from its downstairs bar.
The chef describes himself as a "fishing fanatic," spent two years working as a commercial fisherman.
The Le Bec Fin founder will man the pots and pans at the Chestnut Hill restaurant.
Rounding up the region's restaurant reviews.
The price change suggests new owner Nicolas Fanucci is learning from his predecessor's mistakes.
The holiday celebrates fresh, affordable and sustainable food.
Rounding up the region's restaurant reviews.
Friends are organizing the benefit to help the Le Bec Fin vet pair down mounting medical expenses.
Rounding up the region's restaurant reviews.