Philadelphia Magazine has posted its entire Ultimate Philly Brunch Guide online.

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The Ultimate Philly Brunch Guide [Philadelphia Magazine]

It’s a good week for Philly food bloggers as Le Bec-Fin and Vetri show up among the spots visited.

The Femme Fermental counts the ways she loves Vetri. [The Femme Fermental]

A free meal at Le Bec-Fin. Always say yes. [Fries with that Shake?]

Foodaphilia reminds us that we should really get to Carman’s Country Kitchen more often. [Foodaphilia]

Veggicurious skips Restaurant Week at Alma de Cuba and focuses on Gloria’s Black Bean Soup among other things. [Veggicuious]

It’s a Korean birthday dinner at Nagwon Garden for Foodzings. [Foodzings]

Kelly White checks out the new $25 prix fixe Sunday brunch at Tinto. [UWISHUNU]

A new vegetarian food blog, Veggicurious checks out the huevos Mexicanos at Dos Segunodos. And by the way why are so many of Philadelphia’s food blogs vegetarian? [Veggicurious]

See, this is what we mean. Living On The Vedge checks out Carman’s Country Kitchen and finds French toast worth paying attention to. [Living On The Vedge]

And in things that still don’t suck, Philebrity salutes The 700 Club. [Philebrity]

Phillyist’s Angela counts down her top 10 Philadelphia area meals of 2008. [Phillyist]

Dish + Bitch doesn’t have much to bitch about when it comes to brunch at Supper. The photos have us quoting Susanna Hoffs, we do wish it were Sunday.  [Dish + Bitch]

Fries with that Shake gets a good cheap breakfast at Honey’s Sit N Eat. [Fries with that Shake]

All you can eat dim sum for just $10 at Kingdom of Vegetarians. [Living on the Vedge]

Francesca Galarus has fallen in love with Carman’s Country Kitchen and its magic kitchen. [The Triangle]

Philly Grub isn’t happy with the service at Cafe Lift but is willing to give it another shot because the food is worth it. [Philly Grub]