South of South St. from River to River
UPDATE: The city is pointing the finger at a new power plant in West Deptford, N.J., for this sulfuric, urine-like mystery odor. Ick. We’ve been getting consistent complaints recently about a smell described as cat urine that has been popping
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Fencing went up this morning at 12th and Morris, a blessed sign that demolition is finally starting on the former home of Artisan Boulanger, and the future home of chef Chris Scarduzio’s long-planned bistro. We last checked in with Scarduzio
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A new children’s boutique is coming to the storefront at 1226 Ritner St., the corner of Iseminger, in the former Lombardi’s hoagie shop. Owner Noelle D’Alonzo plans to shoot for September to open her store, which she will call Believe. She
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A version of this post was published in partnership with PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods.com, a project of Temple University’s journalism program. By Jennifer A. Nguyen and Taisha T. Zeigler South Philadelphia is home to several summer hotspots, from the Italian Market to Citizens Bank Park. Although open-air markets
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Cafe Ynez near 22nd and Washington has become a worthy go-t0 Mexican spot for Point Breeze and Graduate Hospital, says City Paper, and it’s looking to expand its hours and menu later this summer. A “mystery nude” painting fell out
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This one’s a doozy. After going affordable last week, this week’s SoPhilly Spotlight breaks the bank — or, it’s just right for someone who needs 7 toilets under one roof. Coming it at an eye-popping $1.15 million, 758 S. 10th St. (near Catharine) has
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