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El Inquirer
Michael Klein
mklein@inquirer.com
phillyinsider
michaelcklein
I cover the food and restaurant scene, including businesses and the people.
Latest Stories
Composer Nolan Williams Jr. shares his favorite Black-owned restaurants in the Philadelphia area
by Michael Klein
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February 26
His selections for EatOkra include Corinne's Place in Camden and South Jazz Kitchen in Spring Garden.
Philly Chef Michael Solomonov makes doughnuts and talks business on Rachael Ray’s TV show
by Michael Klein
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February 25
The description of the doughnuts alone — “flavored with orange zest and topped with honey plus ground pistachios” — elicited a “yum” from Ray.
Vegan food saved her health, and got Brennah Lambert into the restaurant business at 23
by Michael Klein
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February 25
Brennah Lambert fell into the meal-prep business while cooking for herself. Her new restaurant in South Jersey is the next step.
Three great new pizzerias | Let’s Eat
by Michael Klein
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February 24
Also: Philly's best vegan mac and cheese, food delivery options, new restaurants, and a cheap dinner idea.
Five wines from Black-owned wineries, in one flight
by Michael Klein
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February 24
Ristorante Panorama in Old City, which has an enviable number of wines by the glass, is offering this flight for a limited time.
Want restaurant-quality food delivered to your door? These businesses do that.
by Michael Klein
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February 23
Quality meats, seafood, cheeses. If you're a bulk buyer with a freezer, or have a big family, these businesses can serve.
Eat delicious food, support restaurants, and fight waste. Too Good To Go is a game-changing app.
by Michael Klein
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February 22
Restaurants and other food businesses list their daily leftovers on the Too Good To Go app. Customers can snap up a meal deal for $5.
Temple bar Draught House will close Sunday, and an auction is on tap so you can buy a piece of it
by Michael Klein
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February 18
An online auction will sell the equipment and the memories of the 20-year-old destination.
Restaurants, as grocery stores | Let’s Eat
by Michael Klein
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February 17
Also: Philly says goodbye to two longtime food craftsman; recipe and tradition for Lunar New Year.
Your neighborhood restaurant is now your grocery store, due to the pandemic
by Michael Klein
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February 17
By necessity, some restaurants have shifted to groceries to serve their customers.
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