According to his ad, Ralph Berarducci, the owner of Portofino Restaurant at 1227 Walnut Street, is looking to open a new “fine Italian restaurant” and is hiring a sous chef.

A new restaurant by the name of King Tut will be replacing what was formerly the Leila’s Café hookah bar on 13th and Pine Streets. The cuisine (according to the poster on the window) will be a fusion of Egyptian, Roman, Greek and Indian with a “Middle Eastern Hookah” type

Hill International (formerly Walnut Street Capital) CEO and owner of Philadelphia Union Trust Garrett Miller, along with partner Joe Grasso, will be taking over the multi-million dollar vacant spot on 15th and Sansom (formerly Roy’s) and opening a restaurant named American Oak, which will also have a basement club named

Ah public records. What would we do without them? Most of the news outlets in Philly have already told you that Cliff Lee bought a unit in 1706 Rittenhouse (the actual address is 250 South 17th Street, for those who would like to do their own records search). But we

Fameco Real Estate just announced that La Colombe Torrefaction has signed a lease for 1,230 square feet at The Residences at the Ritz Carlton located at 1414 South Penn Square. Fameco says the cafe will open in April as the 5th Philly location for the coffee company. This La Colombe

The new BYO from Modo Mio’s Peter McAndrews, Monsu, took over Paesano’s 1257-square-foot location at 901 Christian Street (leased from Midwood Management) for about, according to Zillow, $1900 monthly. Cash-only Paesano’s will still be in full force right down the block at its new digs, the 1400-square-foot retail space at

Huntington Valley’s Zagat-rated Beige & Beige Restaurant is up for sale, fully stocked with “exotic chairs, tables, china-dinnerware, silverware, cups, glasses, lighting fixtures, stoves, dishwashers, pots & pans, walk-in cooler boxes, and much, much more.” If you are interested in starting a new restaurant in the 'Valley Court Yard' located

Philadelphia’s Department of Public Property (sounds exciting) awarded Marathon Farm (headed by Patrick Dunn, a former Greensgrow farmer and the founder of Emerald Street Urban Farm) a 15,750-square-lot at 27th and Master Streets. (See also: Food Forrest garden.) This is undoubtedly a large lot and as city gardens go (ask Greensgrow),

As of January 3rd it is official: Rittenhouse Square won the vote to get the Wine School of Philadelphia's sole location. The old Fairmount location at 2006 and 2008 Fairmount Avenue will be available as of March 31st and the official new address for the home of Keith Wallace will

You can't find the videos anywhere on Youtube for a reason: this video is not suitable for (most) office environments or (most) children. A woman driver crashed and hit a pedestrian right in front of police offers at 17th and JFK on February 16th at 3pm. But the best part comes after the crash. The