Joe Coffee to close all Philadelphia locations by end of year
The NYC-based company has been operating in Philly since 2013.
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Kitchen’s Lane: Philly’s first oat milk ‘creamery’ is opening on Headhouse Square
After 10 years, Federal Donuts co-owner Bob Logue has a new plan for his original cafe.
The Year in Starbucks: How the coffee giant has remained in the local spotlight
There's been no lack of Philly drama since last year’s unwarranted arrests.
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Why Philly is fighting over a Starbucks next to City Hall
Dilworth Park is getting a new coffee kiosk — and not everyone's pleased.
These Philly coffee shops do the opposite of gentrification
"We can create a lot of positive change."
Full City spotlight: This Brewerytown coffee shop helps former foster kids succeed
The Monkey & The Elephant keeps young adults off the streets and helps set them up for productive careers.
Shakespeare & Co. bookstore and cafe is now open in Rittenhouse
It's the first location outside of NYC for the independent retailer.
Why Federal Donuts is perfect for South Street
The fried chicken and donut mecca opens at the corner of Sixth and South in late September.
How a Francisville bike shop-cafe combo defies gentrification stereotypes
"Bicycle shops need to portray themselves as neighborhood hubs," said Malaysia native Izzat Rahman.