
Posts tagged with Marc Vetri


Vetri, Le Bec-Fin, La Panetière: The illustrious culinary history of 1312 Spruce Street

Antique register stolen from Fiorella’s Sausage returned, Vetri thanks social network
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This Philly-area couple interviews inspiring people, then produces videos to share with the world
Via Instagram, chef Marc Vetri announced he’s leaving Urban Outfitters

Marc Vetri is opening a restaurant in Las Vegas

The country’s top pizza makers are hosting an exclusive dinner in Philly

You can buy Vetri bread at Whole Foods starting next month

The messy, delicious ways a Marc Vetri cookbook gets made

Will your favorite Philly restaurant be leaving for the suburbs too?

Vetri’s perfect storm: The power outage that forced it dark and pop-up tweet that broke the phones

This West Philly pasta phenom will run the Amis in Connecticut

Fink’s Hoagies and the kitchen problem plaguing Philly’s best restaurants

How the URBN purchase is changing Vetri restaurants

Marc Vetri built a van to teach Philly how to cook veggies
