Posts tagged with Rittenhouse
Fishtown brunch spot Tierce closed so a Rittenhouse restaurant could flourish
Helm chef-owners Michael Griffiths and Kevin D’Egidio wanted to be able to spend time with their kids.
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A Comcast Xfinity store is opening in the former Armani AX space on Walnut this week
There's been a ton of turnover on Rittenhouse Row lately.
This Rittenhouse mansion hosts an international TV studio and Jackie Kennedy’s favorite fireplace
Stotesbury Mansion is home to a social club and an Emmy-winning series.
Shakespeare & Co. bookstore and cafe is now open in Rittenhouse
It's the first location outside of NYC for the independent retailer.
Rittenhouse Square is turning into a zoo for a day
And you've got a bronze billy goat to thank.
A daycare is coming to 22nd and Pine, and Rittenhouse residents are pissed
The zoning board approved the project despite objections about traffic, noise and...children.
New Rittenhouse teriyaki joint brings ‘the cheesesteak of Seattle’ to Philadelphia
Seattle Teriyaki will serve the affordable char-grilled meat combo for lunch and dinner.
Brunch at Center City’s new patio restaurant offers elegant flavors at value prices
Harper's Garden chef Ben Moore is rocking a strong weekend game.
Philly’s Starbucks action plan: 4 things the city is doing to address the controversial arrests
Internal Affairs is expected to wrap up its police investigation soon.