Photo: Chef Nick Liberato

Philadelphia, PA - The Borscht Belt Delicatessen is set to open a second location in Newtown, Pennsylvania. The concept is a modern interpretation of the traditional Jewish American delicacies found in New York. Owners Nick Liberato and Michael Dalewitz created the concept after years of researching Jewish delis and their unique flavors.

New Brewery Opens in Warminster's Historic Fuge Building

Philadelphia, PA - Opening on April 23 will be a new brewpub in Warminster, PA. - Tranquility Brewing at The Fuge will feature a full pub grub menu and house-brewed beer. 

West Chester Searches for The Regions Best Local Chef

Philadelphia, PA - After a two-year hiatus, The Chef's Best Tour is back, and the signature fundraiser of ACT in Faith of Greater West Chester is back this year. However, what was a one-night, in-person event has morphed into a six-week restaurant tour. Guests will get the opportunity to sample the delectable offerings of local restaurants.

Community-Oriented Coffee Shop Opens in Phoenixville Pa

Philadelphia, PA - The owners of Meet Sweet Brew in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, is a husband and wife team who wanted to take their passion for locally roasted coffee to a new level. Michael Weiss was selling his locally roasted coffee online but wanted to create something new. So he and his wife Jamie opened a cafe in downtown Phoenixville.

New Indian Bistro Opening at The Moorestown Mall

Philadelphia, PA - For those looking for a fine dining experience in the Moorestown Mall, Naan Indian Bistro is the perfect spot. Naan's menu takes a holistic approach to Indian food by combining traditional recipes with modern flavors. It offers BYOB and fine dining options and inventive Indian cuisine.

An Allentown Landmark Closes After Nearly a Century

Philadelphia, PA - The family behind Allentown's iconic Brass Rail restaurant says it is closing after 91 years due to "personal reasons." The Sorrentino family, which has been in the business for more than nine decades, filed sketch plans with the city last summer. but sadly the family decided to hang it up, after close to a century of service.