Foodaphilia finds that Cafe de Laos is a  Thai/Laotian spot worth coming back to. [Foodaphilia]

Get your protein and your carbs in one forkful of the Morning Buzz French Toast at Black N Brew. [Blogalicious]

A semester studying in London will spoil you for Indian food. Philly Food & Drink finds that Tiffin can help with those cravings. [Philly Food & Drink]

Veggicurious checks out the “romantic yet boisterous” La Locanda Del Ghiottone. [Veggicuious]

Brog tries out the Estrella Damm Inedit beer and the Valentine’s tasting menu at Amada. [Brog]

Smoked ham, cheddar and dill makes for a fine quiche at Johnny Brenda’s. [Beer Lass]

Joy Manning, has a post up on Serious Eats detailing her six favorite “bargain BYOBs that offer unfussy but fantastic food, unbeatable prices and personality.”

• Alyan’s
• La Viola
• Cafe de Laos
• Mr. Martino’s Trattoria
• Taqueria Veracruzana
• Zento

The Best of Philly’s BYOBs [Serious Eats]

Innuendo and a really terrible pun (and by terrible we mean great) mark this review of South Philadelphia’s Cafe de Laos.

Veg Out: Cafe De Laos [Living On The Vedge]

Tria is that old friend that you pick up the conversation with, like you haven’t been apart at all. Or if you rather, Tria is like those comfortable old jeans. But mainly Tria fits the bill for a big date or “solo nibble.”[Blogalicious]

How about a Georgian Easter? That’s what Elisa Ludwig had at Pirosmani in the Northeast. [Edible Complex]

Fried Asparagus, Chicken Bucca Bella, Eggplant Parmagiana and an excellent canoli make up this trip to Villa di Roma. [Foodaphilia]

It’s spiral sauced pizza at Franzone’s in Conshohocken [foodzings]

First was Penang, now it’s time to try Banana Leaf. No clear winner emerged but what’s wrong with having two favorite Malaysian places anyway? [foodzings]

Luscious and the Gastronomer go to for geleto at Capogiro everyday from March 27th to 31st. Sometimes twice a day and once, four times in a single day. See what these experts found to be their favorites. [gas•tron•o•my]

It’s a rare lunch date for Taylor, and Giwa, the Center City Korean spot on the 1600 block of Sansom Street is the place. [Mac & Cheese]

Marisa has a satisfying hit with Cafe de Laos. Sounds like the Mieng Kham appetizer is a must-order-dish. [Metroblogging]

Accidental knife toss aside, Hibachi Steakhouse provided good food and some tricks by the chef. [PhillyEats]

When we first started Foobooz the idea of a Philly Food Blog Round Up would have consisted two sites but how times have changed,

Blogalicious takes a look at Cafe de Laos which features Lao and Thai cuisine near the Italian Market. [Blogalicious]

Adam Erace also takes a trip to the Franklin Fountain. [Blogalicious]

Finding Philly finds that Southwark does indeed serve a “really effing good” Manhattan. [Finding Philly]

New blog Foodzings describes his favorite Mexican spot, Taqueria La Michoacana in Norristown. [Foodzings]

Foodzings also tries out West Philadelphia’s Copabanana and says the burgers are really good. [Foodzings]

How long a wait for two at Sabrina’s Cafe for Sunday brunch? How about two hours! That’s how long it took Gas•tron•o•my to get a table but their patience and appetite were rewarded. [gas•tron•o•my]

Metroblogging sits down at Tria and is now obsessed with the argula and beet salad. [Metroblogging Philadelphia]