Iron Hill’s Maple Shade location is on target for a May opening despite crazy Garden State regulations. [Beer Stained Letter]

Teri’s in the Italian Market is opening for dinner Wednesday through Sunday. Check out the menu dinner menu here.

Yello’Bar has undergone some renovations, darkening the paint and windows, making it a bit more cozy. There’s also a new menu. [Meal Ticket]

The menu from Manayunk’s MangoMoon is online. [The Insider]

The Beer Lass tips us off to a child friendly brunch downstairs at Yello’bar on Grays Ferry Avenue.

You can bring your wee one and his or her favorite toys to the downstairs room at the yello’bar and enjoy yourself some eggs bene every Sunday.

What a dream, the tot’s got Bob the Builder in tow, you get two Bloody Mary’s in a row, and have the best of both worlds.

A New Baby Friendly Brunch [I'll Have Another Brunch]
Yello’bar [Official Site]

The Yello’bar on Grays Ferry Avenue is hosting an Indian Summer Beer Dinner on October 13th.

The six-course tasting menu will be paired with the last of the summer beers. The meal is $35 per person and just 40 spots are available.

Call 215-735-3533 for details.

Yello’bar [Official Site]

Yello’bar, gentrifying G-Ho’s newest gastro-pub is adding a downstairs game room. The “Yellow Room,” unlike the Yello’bar will in fact be yellow. The room will have darts, poker and other games. Rent out the room for your own party and serve as pit boss for up to 25 of your friends. Also happening at the Yello’bar, an all-you-can-eat crab fest on Saturday, August 4th. Tickets can be bought in advance at the bar for $30.

Yello’bar [Official Site]

Phyllis Stein-Novack checks out Yello’Bar, the latest bar in the Graduate Hospital area.

There are all sorts of burgers on the bill of fare, but Mom is a purist. She likes hers medium-rare with no topping. It arrived as ordered with lettuce and tomato on the side. There had to be a half-pound of ground sirloin, so we cut it for easier eating. A pile of hot, grease-free curly fries came with her dinner.

I have loved Carolina pulled pork ever since I first tasted it many years ago. I ordered this Southern classic in a sandwich ($9), which had a slight taste of vinegar — the traditional ingredient. I thought it was skimpy compared to the burger. Still, it was tender and tasty and served on a fresh ciabatta roll. I also received a pile of the tasty curly fries.

Traditional Irish favorites such as shepherd’s pie are on the menu. Edward loves my beef stew with red wine so he wanted to try Yello’Bar’s ($9), which was a jumbo pot pie covered in puff pastry. The stew itself was delicious, chock-full of carrots, celery, potatoes and beef. The stock was laced with Guinness and imparted a fine flavor. The crust remained crisp and not a bit soggy.

Two tips of the toque to Yello’Bar.

Yello’Bar [South Philly Review]

City Paper takes us through the trials and tribulations that went into bringing Yello’bar to life.

Jolly Good Yello [City Paper]

Michael Klein takes a camera and gives us a look at a a pair of new places in Philadelphia, Triumph Brewing Co. and yello’bar.

Table Talk TV: yello’bar & Triumph Brewing [Philly.com]

We’ve been considering doing these before and after shots for awhile now, but it’s just been too chilly to be riding a bike all around the city taking photos of places. Thankfully Philly Skyline isn’t the bunch of sissies we are. So here’s what the Yello’bar looked like last August and what it looks like today.

Mello Yello’ [Philly Skyline]
Photos of What’s Opening Soon (August, 2006) [Foobooz]

G-Ho’s Yello’bar is set to open this Saturday. The menu has been posted on PhillyBlog.

Check out the menu after the jump.

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Stephen Starr will be turning his Blue Angel/Angelina’s spot on Chestnut Street into a gastropub. It’s about a year out. [Table Talk, Philadelphia Inquirer]

Asylum it is. Asylum won the name the “Yellow Bar” contest and will be the name of the new bar on Grays Ferry Avenue in G-Ho. [Philly Blog]

Ramazan Hima, the man behind Bistro La Viola has opened La Viola Ovest across the street from the original La Viola. [Table Talk, Philadelphia Inquirer]

Didn’t know the English monarch was a fan of steak sandwiches but evidently he was, why else would you name a steak shop after him? King Edward’s Steaks has opened on the 1300 block of Bainbridge. [Feeding Frenzy, City Paper]

Looks like Black N Brew, opening soon on East Passyunk, will be more than just a coffee shop. The breakfast menu will feature eggs and pancakes. For lunch there will be wraps and paninis. [Feeding Frenzy, City Paper]