Results tagged “kitchen”

We love food. Not just because it's a necessary substance for sustaining life. Perhaps, we should say we're in love (NSFW).

There's a reason why I don't fry things, and it has nothing to do with health.

If you try to search Google for Tacconelli's Pizzeria you may, depending on your choice of keywords, find either the original store in Philadelphia or the splinter faction in New Jersey. Perhaps taking a cue from the myriad of splinter cheese steak factions found in Philadelphia, there are two Taconelli’s. Don’t get fooled and schlep out to Burlington County, but instead go to the original in the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia.

to the train tracks, and why on earth it was marked with a state historic marker. After weeks of trying in vain to read parts of the marker as the train whizzed past, we turned to our trusty companion, the internet, to see what we could find.

Fun around town, for $10 or less:

Fun around town, for $10 or less: Music at the Church: R5 Productions presents Kayo Dot, Rosetta, Belegost & Tower at The First Unitarian Church (22nd & Chestnut) at 7:30 PM. $8. All Ages. Moshav: Moshav plays the Tin Angel (20 S. 2nd Street) at 8:30 PM. $10 Plain Parade Presents: The Doctor and Philip, Dilly Dilly, and Fence Kitchen at 10 PM at Tritone (1508 South Street). $7 Adam Arcuragi: Adam Arcuragi, The Whigs, The Annuals & El Dorado at The Khyber (56 S. 2nd Street) at 8PM. $8 Got a frugal tip? Don't be stingy! Send it here and share the wealth!

Yesterday, Phillyist gave you a taste of the Philadelphia Live Arts and Philly Fringe Festivals. There's lots more to say about the Live Arts and Fringe, as they offer some of the most exciting arts events that you’ll see in Philly all year. The festivals are chock full of outrageous and insightful performances and happenings – even if you generally eschew live theatre, dance, and music, we guarantee you’ll find something you’ll love.

Golden Republic opened and initially The Sights’ gear was set up, but their set was cancelled as well. There’s no word on a rescheduled date.
If you read Phillyist’s preview for the show yesterday and were one of the penniless few that had to scrounge for the $12 dollars to get in, the night wasn’t a total loss. North Star offers cheap beers, most notably $3 Pabst pounders. What else are you going to do on a Monday night?