Philadelphia Eagles 2015 – Photo Credit: Al Bello/Getty Images 10 Years of Tailgating: The Ultimate Pre-Game Party at Stateside Live! Philadelphia's biggest tailgate party is celebrating a decade of game day madness! DJ Smooth and Smooth Event Group are bringing four hours of live music, guest DJs, and all-inclusive food and beverage packages to the newly upgraded PBR Backyard Event space. Secure your VIP ticket and guarantee your spot for the watch party once the game kicks off. Click Here … [Read more...]

Planning a trip to Kitty Hawk and wondering where to eat? This Outer Banks town serves up oceanfront classics, tropical vibes, hearty breakfasts, chef-driven Tex-Mex, and everything in between. All the spots below have been reviewed by PhillyBite Magazine and earn their place for flavor, atmosphere, and local appeal. Here’s a brand-new roundup with the restaurants in a different order, longer descriptions, and direct links to the full reviews. Bad Bean Baja Grill Review: Coastal Tex-Mex … [Read more...]

A Welcoming Oasis at 5009 Landis Avenue When the summer sun in Sea Isle City reaches its peak and you need a break from heavy boardwalk food, finding a fresh, healthy alternative is a priority. Located at 5009 Landis Ave, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243, Goodness Bowls serves as a refreshing coastal oasis. From the moment you walk through the doors, you are greeted by an incredibly welcoming atmosphere. The owner, Lisa, is genuinely kind, friendly, and deeply passionate about what she does, setting a … [Read more...]

The Ultimate 59th Street Beach Snack When you are spending a summer afternoon in Cape May County, leaving the sand to track down a decent lunch can completely disrupt a perfect beach day. Fortunately, if you are situated anywhere near the south end of Sea Isle City, you don't have to go far. Parked right by the sand at 5999-5901 Pleasure Ave, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243, Bubba Dogs has cemented itself as an absolute necessity for anyone enjoying the day on any beach near 59th Street. A True … [Read more...]

Philadelphia's food scene gets plenty of attention. Still, some of the region's most memorable meals sit just beyond the city limits—in Lancaster County, York, Chester County, and the surrounding suburbs and small towns. From historic taverns and classic Pennsylvania Dutch feasts to craft-beer brewpubs, coastal-inspired tacos, and standout smash burgers, these spots deliver flavor, character, and a sense of place. Here's a roundup of recent standouts worth the short drive. Miller's … [Read more...]

Whether you're after from-scratch morning skillets, legendary garlic crabs after a day in the waves, or sunset cocktails over the bay, the Jersey Shore delivers timeless favorites and coastal gems. This season, we traveled the coast and zeroed in on nine standouts—1950s luncheonettes, family ice-cream parlors, high-energy crab houses, and oceanfront beach bars—that capture the best of shore dining. Cape May County & Absecon Island Harpoons on the Bay91 Beach Drive, North Cape … [Read more...]

The Brothers Behind the Bite: Who Were Pat and Harry Olivieri? Long before the neon lights of South Philadelphia’s 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue became a global tourist destination, they were simply the backdrop for two hardworking brothers trying to make a living. Pasquale "Pat" and Harry Michael Olivieri are legendary figures in Philadelphia lore, credited with inventing the city's most famous culinary export: the cheesesteak. While their sandwich achieved international fame, the story … [Read more...]

The Philadelphia cheesesteak is more than just a sandwich; it’s a cultural icon with a surprisingly accidental origin story. The invention traces back to a single hot dog stand in South Philadelphia in the 1930s. Here is the true story of how the cheesesteak was born. The Accidental Invention In 1930, brothers Pat and Harry Olivieri operated a modest hot dog and pretzel stand near the Italian Market in South Philadelphia. One day, Pat grew tired of eating his own hot dogs for lunch. He … [Read more...]

Reading Terminal Market is a labyrinth of culinary history and flavor. While Miller's Twist is an absolute essential for pretzel lovers, the market is packed with over 80 merchants offering some of the best bites in the city. If you are building a must-eat itinerary for the market, here are the heavy hitters you simply cannot skip: Tommy DiNic's While tourists often flock to Philly for cheesesteaks, locals know that the roast pork sandwich is the true sandwich of the city. DiNic’s … [Read more...]