Stollenwerk Only Plays a Minor Role In Brick American Eatery
The chef is on board, but only in a very limited capacity.
The chef is on board, but only in a very limited capacity.
The restaurant will host a preview party and New Year's celebration at its new digs.
The Fish crew is working to get things shipshape.
Under new ownership the bar formerly known as Fathom launches as East Girard Gastropub.
Fish pulls up anchor tomorrow at 17th and Lombard, and will reopen sometime next week across town.
The 10 Arts pastry chef will join Stollenwerk's flagship.
When the restaurant moves in coming weeks, it will be replaced by another Stollenwerk venture.
As things begin to wind down at the 17th and Lombard location, a new menu emerges.
The shakeup to the Fish empire comes just as chef-owner Stollenwerk prepares for a big move.
Saturday, September 10 will bring not one, but two pork inspired cookouts to Philly’s northern hoods, offering a combined total of 1,300 pounds of pork.
Service interruptions and changes to the concept and menu will be minimal.
As the restaurant's regular staff vacationed, chef-owner Mike Stollenwerk enlisted a skeleton crew to prepare a roasted pig for the Southern style meal.
For one night Stollenwerk's Queen Village BYOB goes from pescatarian to porcine.
After months of repeated setbacks, the seafood-centric pub has gotten the approval to open.
Upgrades to the building's electric were required to make it compliant with 2011 codes.
With the last of the red tape out of his way, Stollenwerk expects to open his long delayed restaurant in about two weeks.