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1 week ago | 
wherephilly.com | Haylie Carter |Elwin Flatley |Joy Franklin
Chef Nok Suntaranon has become a culinary force since opening Kalaya, dazzling diners with her authentic and intensely flavorful Southern Thai cuisine.
Accolades: A James Beard Foundation Award winner, Chef Nok has garnered widespread critical acclaim for Kalaya. Beyond the Restaurant: Her influence extends beyond the kitchen. She was featured on the acclaimed Netflix series "Chef's Table," sharing her story and culinary philosophy with a global audience.
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2 weeks ago | 
wherephilly.com | Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
Attendees will embark on a culinary journey, enjoying unlimited samples from an impressive roster of participants. The lineup includes Garces Group favorites like Amada and Buena Onda, alongside beloved Philly institutions and exciting newcomers such as Alice, Amy's Pastelillos, Bolo, Fiorella, Gabriella’s Vietnam, High Fidelity, Juana Tamale, La Chingonita, Morimoto, Philly Tacos, Pizzata Pizzeria, South Philly Barbacoa, Village Whiskey, White Yak, Wilder, and many more.
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1 month ago | 
wherephilly.com | William Zimmerman |Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
First, the elephants in the room: Pat’s King of Steaks and Geno’s Steaks, the South Philly titans facing off at 9th and Passyunk like prizefighters in a neon-lit ring. Pat’s, founded in 1930 by Pat Olivieri—the guy who accidentally invented the cheesesteak—claims the crown of authenticity. Order it “Whiz wit” (that’s Cheez Whiz with onions, for the uninitiated), and you’re tasting history: juicy beef, a roll that fights back, and that unmistakable orange glow.
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1 month ago | 
wherephilly.com | Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
Celebrate International Women's Month at Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia on Wednesday, March 26th, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM with Gowns & Giving: A Celebration of Women. This special event, held in The Philadelphia Room, encourages guests to donate new or gently used prom dresses, shoes, and accessories for Wardrobe PA, a non-profit providing prom outfits to students in need.
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1 month ago | 
wherephilly.com | Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
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Frankford Hall in Fishtown is hosting Frau Fest, a weekend-long celebration of women, in honor of Women's History Month.
Things to Do Philly
Saturday, March 22nd (6 PM - 12 AM): Female Powerhouse Party: Dance the night away with DJ Merlohh spinning iconic tracks by women artists.
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1 month ago | 
wherephilly.com | Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
This one-night-only pop-up dinner on Friday, March 21st, starting at 5 PM (dinner at 6:30 PM), features a five-course menu showcasing Deleon's bold and innovative take on Central American flavors. Highlights include Grilled Quesadilla Cornbread, Pachay Seabass, and Blue Corn & Mango Mouse. The $80 ticket price includes museum admission. Reservations are required and can be made via OpenTable.
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1 month ago | 
wherephilly.com | Jim Smithton |Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
Hot chicken, traditionally made with a cayenne pepper-based paste or sauce applied to fried chicken, is known for its intense heat and complex flavor. While originating in Nashville, Tennessee, its popularity has exploded nationwide, and Philadelphia is no exception. Restaurants embrace the classic Nashville style, while others put their unique spin on the dish, incorporating local flavors and ingredients.
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2 months ago | 
wherephilly.com | Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, March 4, 2025—Mardi Gras at Chris’ Jazz Café promises to be a full-on Crescent City experience. The Hoppin’ John Orchestra, a 10-piece brass powerhouse known for its horn-heavy sound and infectious second-line grooves, returns for its annual Fat Tuesday tradition.
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2 months ago | 
wherephilly.com | Daniel Conner |Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
From Swedish Settlement to Penn's Purchase: Chester's Early History
Chester's history stretches back further than many realize. The area was first settled by Swedish and Finnish colonists as early as 1638, establishing a presence along the Delaware River well before William Penn's arrival. These early settlements were part of the New Sweden colony.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
wherephilly.com | Elwin Flatley |Haylie Carter |Joy Franklin
From Pizza Pop-Ups to Sonny's Kitchen
Steven Seibel, affectionately known as Uncle Pizza Party, has built a cult following in Philadelphia for his creative and delicious pizzas. Previously at the helm of Hawthornes' kitchen, Seibel's new role as Executive Chef at Sonny's marks an exciting chapter in his culinary journey. At Sonny's, Seibel is crafting a menu beyond typical bar fare, elevating classic comfort food with his signature flair.
