Teresa’s Next Door FINALLY has a web site. Here’s hoping they keep those beer lists up to date. [Liquid Diet]

We’ve known Marty Grims was bringing another branch of DuJour Gourmet to Commerce Square. But now we learn he’s going to be running the pan-Asian concept also planned for 20th and Market. [Meal Ticket]

Pearl is rebranding its first floor restaurant as Akoya. Chef Greg Garbacz will be introducing an Asian pub menu starting January 5th. There is quite the story behind the Akoya name. [The Insider]

Molecular archeologist, Dr. Patrick McGovern who was behind Dogfish Head’s Midas Touch, Jiahu and Theobroma beers has been axed by the University of Pennsylvania. [Beer Radar]

Lots of goodness in Wayne this weekend. Friday, see Joe Sixpack, eat burgers and drink Troegs at the Beer Yard tonight at 5.

Saturday kicks off the Main Line Jazz & Food Festival with live jazz and food from more than 20 Main Line restaurants.

Sunday is the first anniversary of Teresa’s Next Door where they’ll be pouring some of their favorites and passing out free appetizers.

Adam Erace braves the Schuylkill Expressway to test out the suburban beer oasis known as Teresa’s Next Door. And although he finds some problems with some of the food he does enjoy the mussels, cheese and beer. And what more can you ask of a gastropub supper bar than that? Oh and if you go, definitely leave the getting there to SEPTA and the R5. The Wayne station is just steps away.

Teresa’s Next Door [Philadelphia Weekly]

Craig LaBan heads to Wayne to try the new beer bar Teresa’s Next Door.

Teresa’s Next Door is more than a curious social scene. It is the serious beer venue the Main Line has been needing, with 26 great brews on tap and more than 200 in the bottle. And no, the food isn’t lousy.

Two Bells – Very Good

Teresa’s Next Door

David McDuff stops in at Teresa’s Next door on the first day the offer brunch and offers his insights.

Most of my admittedly minor gripes should be easy fixes as the kitchen at TND becomes more practiced with the dishes on their brunch menu. For their first Sunday, it was not a bad effort. I’ll be headed back for an evening run at the mussels and, of course, more beer.

Sunday Brunch at Teresa’s Next Door [McDuff's Food & Wine Trail]

The Main Line Restaurant Guide takes an early look at Teresa’s Next Door, the beer bar next to Teresa’s Cafe in Wayne.

As any diner familiar with the Wayne restaurant scene has come to expect from Teresa’s Cafe, Teresa’s Next Door (now known as TND) offers simple, creative and well-executed fare in a comfortable (and smoke-free!) environment. Oh, and it’s also the best beer bar in the area.

Teresa’s Next Door, Wayne [Main Line Restaurant Guide]

Check out some of the newest restaurants and bars coming to Philadelphia and even Wayne, PA.

Silk City Diner reopens under the direction of Mark Bee tomorrow evening.
St. Stephens Green is looking to open in Fairmount next Tuesday.
Teresa’s Next Door is bringing a real beer bar to the Main Line.

Long regarded as Belgium USA Philadelphia is getting an influx of new Belgian bars this summer.

• Teresa’s Next Door – New spot along restaurant row in Wayne is looking for an early June opening.
• Belgian Cafe – The latest from Fergie and Tom Peters will bring a Monk’s vibe to Fairmoun sometime in June.
• Beneluxx Tasting Room – Just around the corner from Eulogy this spinoff will take up in the downstairs cavern where SoMa once was.
• Beneluxx at the Broad Axe Tavern – The Brad Axe Tavern in Blue Bell dates back to 1681 and will be Mike Naessens third location.

Belgian taverns debuting all over [Philadelphia Daily News]
Joe Sixpack [Official Site]