We've been looking forward to the reopening of Top Tomato Bar & Pizza for a few years. Its casual atmosphere and delicious signature pizzas make it a popular dining choice in the midtown village neighborhood. This restaurant will also serve pasta dishes and deli sandwiches. We'll keep an eye on this new establishment for updates. For now, you can enjoy its pizzas and portions of pasta at a nearby location.

Top Tomato Bar & Pizza Reopening in Midtown Village

If you've been missing Top Tomato, you're not alone. The beloved Philadelphia restaurant is reopening at 116 S. 11th Street on April 29. There'll be a grand reopening party from 7–9 pm with free food and live music. The restaurant features 16 beer taps and happy hour Monday through Friday.

Neighboring the art museums new Stir Restaurant is a brand-new cafeteria, quite a bit larger than The Art Museum’s former cafeteria, the new space will seat up to 160 visitors.

The Café stretches the entire width of the building, with views overlooking the East Terrace as well as the back garden and a view of the Schuylkill River towards West Philadelphia on the other side. The cafeteria will feature stations for specialty sandwiches, in-season salads, brick oven pizzas, and coffee, providing visitors with convenience and casual dining services featuring a wide range of options.

Yet another feature to expect, is the opening of the North Entrance at street level in beginning of 2019, which will feature a new espresso bar inside the Vaulted Walkway which will be accessible to the general public once more, for the first time ever since the 1970s. Here guests will be able to sip coffee and taste home-made pastries, sit back, and relax all the while finding an astonishing perspective of the building’s monumental façades thru the skylights above.    

Raw Can Roll Café - Wayne, Pa

Raw Can Roll Café – Everything here qualifies as “clean eating.” While some items are cooked, the vast menu of smoothies, cleansing juices and zucchini pastas—not to mention four different kale salads—makes it easy to stay on a raw-eating plan.

Beautiful elegance in the middle of Philadelphia's Old City. With towering columns, radiant skylights, and a grand staircase framing an iconic art deco waterfall, stepping into the historic Curtis Atrium is like entering an era when elegance was natural and luxury was standard. These days the 100-year-old structure offers downtown Philadelphia’s most amazing weddings, starting with the airy 12-story chamber in which couples recite their vows to the beautiful bridal suite hidden away in the spacious, finely detailed cocktail hour in the mezzanine.

When it comes time to dance and dine, custom tapestries and lighting transform the atrium to an intimate ballroom — and a canvas for decor both tastefully simple and ornately embellished. A complete on-site kitchen, recently installed by Constellation, guarantees a fresh, delicious culinary experience for wedding guests.

Thousands Walk To Fight Suicide In Dallas and Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA - Suicide is the nation's tenth leading cause of death and the rate is rising. To bring greater awareness to this tragic yet preventable cause of death, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is holding two Out of the Darkness Overnight Walks – the first in Dallas on June 2-3 and the second in Philadelphia on June 16-17.

Chef Roberto Juarez - Blue Corn, 940 S. 9th Street, (215) 925-1010