Mr. Martino's Trattoria in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA -This old-school Italian restaurant serves authentic homemade pasta. It is set in a former 19th-century hardware store and is open only on weekends. If you go, make a reservation. The one-woman kitchen and vintage decor give it an old-world feel. It also offers an excellent BYOB option.

New Charcuterie and Salumeria Shop Opens in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA - A new charcuterie and salumeria opened in South Philadelphia. Heavy Metal Sausage Co. grew from a pop-up to a permanent location in South Philly, founded by charcuterie and salumi enthusiasts from France and Italy. Customers can pick up sandwiches or a charcuterie board to go. The menu features dishes like Poppe's Sandwich, which includes a beutelwurst, lettuce, and green garlic aioli. They can also order a chef's selection of charcuterie with pickles.

Italian Specialty Shops in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA - If you're looking for a unique Italian specialty shop in Philadelphia, you've come to the right place. Read more about Claudio's Specialty Foods, Calabria Imports Inc., and Grassia's Italian Market Spice Company. We also look at Talluto's and Claudio's. If you're interested in spicing up your next recipe, you'll want to visit one of these Philadelphia shops.

Dough Head Pizza in South Philly

Philadelphia, PA - If you're looking for a great new restaurant in the South Philly area, try Dough Head Pizza.  Its owner, Joe Betzala, received special training from Gregorio Fierro and has years of experience in the restaurant and catering industry. His focus is on making great pizza.

Marra's Italian in South Philly with Offensive Tackle Jarrid Williams

Philadelphia, PA - It all began more than 100 years ago when Salvatore and Christina Marra came to America. With a great entrepreneurial spirit, the Marra's started their Italian American restaurant in 1927 in South Philadelphia.

Explore South Street in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA - While exploring South Street in Philadelphia, check out the hipster-filled bars and shops that line the streets. The Dead Milkmen made the street famous in a song, and the Zipperhead store once sat on the corner. However, the store is no longer around. You can still check out the Boyz II Men debut song, which makes reference to the city's hipster scene. And don't miss the '90s arcade games at Atomic City Comics.