Posted by Foobooz on 23rd October 2009
Friday
Fish has added a late night lounge menu to its offerings. It’s available every night till 1am. Late night lobster grilled cheese. That could happen.
Saturday
Rain or shine the Bloktoberfest is a go, so stop over for a beer and some of the city’s best food trucks.
In New Jersey Flying Fish is welcoming Iron Hill to the state with a Brewers Reserve event featuring beers from the two brewers at the Iron Shade in Maple Shade. Starts at 1pm.
In the evening there are a few tickets remaining to Spinal Tapas’ Must Eats: The Event at Philly KitchenShare. Order them up right here.
Sunday
Resurrection Ale House is kicking of its brunch this weekend. Brunch is served on both Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 3pm. Stop in early to try a taste of Schneider Weise pouring from a wooden cask.
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Posted by Foobooz on 15th October 2009

Resurrection Ale House has been open a few weeks now, long enough for blogging types to check it out.
Living on the Vedge deals with a crazy in order to try the roasted radicchio and gorgonzola biscotti. [Living on the Vedge]
It’s the pancetta with crab, peas and house-made fettucini that catches the fancy of the Beer/Pork Lass. On the beer side she tries the Schlenkerla Helles, a smoked golden lager from Bamburg Germany. [Beer Lass]
Veggicurious picks the pickle plate and roasted miatake mushroom to take for a spin. [Veggicurious]
In Other Resurrection Ale House News
Every Monday Resurrection is hosting a Mom + Me Happy Hour from 1 to 3pm. That’s a buck off beers when you bring your baby plus a little networking, socializing and friend-making.
Brunch will begin next weekend, the 24th and 25th of October. To celebrate the kickoff, there will be a special wooden cask of Schneider Weisse pouring off the edge of the bar.
Resurrection Ale House [Official Site]
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Posted by Foobooz on 29th September 2009

This week in Philadelphia Magazine’s Restaurant Club Newsletter.
- The Ultimate Philly Brunch Guide
Get a tasty sampling of Philly Mag’s 55 favorite places to spend a weekend morn
- Special Delivery on the Main Line
new online service brings 20 Main Line restaurants straight to your door
- Where We’re Eating: Rat’s
Stephen Starr’s catering division has taken over this Best-of-Philly winning Jersey restaurant
- This Week’s Featured Restaurant
Order Le Virtu’s Best of Philly 2009 appetizer Olive All’Ascolana and receive 25% off any signature cocktail or Meletti brand digestivo.
Restaurant Club Newsletter [Philadelphia Magazine]
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Posted by Foobooz on 24th September 2009

Noble: An American Cookery is adding brunch starting this Sunday and will add weekday lunch starting Monday, October 5th.
Brunch will be served from 11am to 3pm and will include:
- Fresh Cheese Crepes with grapefruit and thyme
- Scrapple Breakfast of two eggs, hash browns, apple butter and mustard muffin
- Banana and Bacon French Toast with peanut butter sabayon.
Brunch items range in price from $6 to $15, with sides such as Honey and Black Pepper Bacon, Two Eggs Any Style and Sweet Onion Grits available for $2 to $5.
Check out the lunch highlights after the jump.
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Posted by Foobooz on 5th August 2009

Whiskey doughnuts and the Phillies? That’s what Johnny Brenda’s is enticing us with this Sunday.
JBs Downstairs Bar Presents – PHILLIES BRUNCH: Phillies vs. Marlins
GAMETIME IS AT 1:35pm. We’re gonna set up that big TV we had up for last years playoffs / championship games. That way you can drink Bloody Marys and eat brunch while nursing your hangover without having to clean up dishes or anything!
Sunday 8/9 – JBs Downstairs Bar Presents – PHILLIES BRUNCH: Phillies vs. Marlins [Johnny Brenda's]
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Posted by Foobooz on 1st July 2009

Adam Erace takes in chef Peter Miller’s brunch at the P.O.P.E. and has plenty of praise.
They should be talking about his vegan French toast, a breakfast neither as epic as Sabrina’s pyramids nor as neat as Café Estelle’s stuffed pillows, but nonetheless distinctive enough to garner a special place in the pantheon of Philadelphia French toasts. Pureed raw almonds and coconut milk replace the standard custard batter, but the bread fried up just as crisp and golden, while the spicing of cinnamon, vanilla and nutmeg tied the flavors back to the classic. My mom-who considers vegetarianism a misguided notion she can rid the world of one chicken- cutlet convert at a time-loved it.
Papal Infallibility [Philadelphia Weekly]
Pub on Passyunk East [Official Site]
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Posted by Foobooz on 28th April 2009
Esquire named Kanella one of the best breakfast spots in America back in February. Last weekend Kanella actually added brunch to their hours. Living on the Vedge was there on the hummus paved road to satisfaction. [Living on the Vedge]
Finding Philly comes up with a list of South Philadelphia brunch spots to try when the wait at Sabrina’s and Sam’s Morning Glory are just too long.
- Royal Tavern and Cochon
- Carmen’s Country Kitchen
- Los Taquitos de Puebla
- Teri’s
[Finding Philly]
Fries with that Shake reminds us that it has been way too long since we had the whiskey donuts and the grits at Johnny Brenda’s. [fwts.net]
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Posted by Foobooz on 26th March 2009
Table 31’s Plaza Café is set to reopen Wednesday, April 1.
This season will bring a new bar area, Sunday brunch, additional seating, take-out service and a steel drum performance every Thursday.
Among the new menu items are:
- Steak and Pasta Salad with filet mignon tips, grilled zucchini, asparagus, artichokes, mozzarella, sundried tomatoes and basil pesto tossed with torchetti pasta
- Three Cheese Spinach Pizza
- Breaded Chicken Cutlet Sandwich with broccoli rabe, sharp provolone, long hots on a soft baguette
- Shrimp and Avocado Sandwich with spicy jalapeno spread, lettuce, tomato on country bread
- Pulled Pork Sandwich with Table 31 house steak sauce, fontina cheese, caramelized onions on a toasted brioche bun
Sunday Brunch will begin April 5th and will be served from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. Menu items include:
- House Made Granola
- House Made Sticky Buns
- Zucchini and Fontina Cheese Frittata
- Tuscan Style Scrambled Eggs with potatoes, onions, basil and mozzarella cheese
- The Plaza Egg Sandwich, with sautéed Genoa salami, robiola cheese, lettuce, tomato, spicy tomato relish, on grilled sourdough
- French Toast with berry compote and honeyed mascarpone cheese
- 10 oz. Ground Sirloin Burger, with caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, on a sesame brioche bun
- “Cocktails and Eye Openers,” will feature champagne cocktails, mojitos, frozen drinks and other drinks infused with fresh fruit juices
Table 31 [Official Site]
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Posted by Foobooz on 20th March 2009
Cantina Los Caballitos is now offering some drink deals during their Saturday brunch. Get 1/2 draft beers and $1 off mimosas at the bar.
Come in tomorrow and hear DJ Shawn Ryan of Hurrah spin soul, funk, motown and more.
Cantina Los Caballitos: Brunch with DJ Shawn Ryan of Hurrah [UWISHUNU]
Cantina Los Caballitos [Official Site]
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Posted by Kirsten Henri on 20th February 2009
What to do this weekend? Here are two not-too-expensive ideas North of near Spring Garden…
Saturday
Starting at 4PM, check out The Institute’s Beer, Bourbon and Cheese event. They’ll have $4 Bulliet Frontier Bourbons, Stone Smoked Porter on draft, Arrogant Bastard in bottles, a selection of cheeses from Downtown Cheese in RTM and homemade bourbon chocolate truffles. Cash bar, free Wii.
The Institute [Official Site]
Sunday
Why not investigate Cafe Estelle’s brunch? The Yelpers are raving about it and in these rough-and-tumble recessionary times, it’s good karma to support independent restaurants.
Cafe Estelle [Official Site]
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