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Sprouts wanted a Phanatic-themed fall display. It created a monster instead (opens the original)
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The new display at the Sprouts Farmers Market on Broad Street looks as if someone was forced to draw the Phanatic both from memory and out of spite. Thatâs the best description I can give of the haggard green giant that was erected outside the supermarket in mid-September. Rotund, snouted, and wearing a pinstripe baseball tee, the creature has all the trappings of our dear Phillie Phanatic, the Galapagos-born flightless bird who reps the Phillies. Somewhere along the way, however, the details
How to have a Perfect Philly Day according to Zoe Tanner, the brains behind Lorettaâs viral lattes (opens the original)
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Zoe Tannerâs handiwork is immediately recognizable: Cloudlike cold foam puffs flecked with sprinkles that adorn the lattes at Lorettaâs, the Society Hill cafe at the epicenter of Phillyâs little treat boom. When Bloomsday and Green Engine Coffee Co. co-owners Zachary Morris and Kelsey Bush opened Lorettaâs at 410 S. Second Street in 2024, its menu of nostalgia-driven pastries â fudgy Cosmic Brownies and flaky pop-tarts, to name a few â was all anyone could talk about. Now, lines snak
Amyâs Pastelillos won a partnership with the Sixers worth $250,000. Hereâs what theyâre doing (opens the original)
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Every week, Amaryllis âAmyâ Rivera-Nassar hand-shapes and deep-fries around 2,000 pastelillos at her Fishtown takeout joint, Amyâs Pastelillos. Rivera-Nassar opened the bright pink storefront at 2001 Memphis St. in 2024 after spending years as the neighborhoodâs âpastelillo lady,â selling the Puerto Rican turnovers â filled with classic chicken stew, guava BBQ pork, and truffled mushrooms, among others â via pop-ups. But 2026 is the year things really started to click. Amyâs la
Philly laws conflate drag shows with strip clubs. City Council wants to change that. (opens the original)
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A line in Philadelphiaâs zoning code conflates drag performances with strip clubs, topless bars, and other adult cabaret venues. Itâs a definition that City Council hopes to change. Councilmember Rue Landau introduced legislation on Thursday to remove references to âmale or female impersonatorsâ in a section of the zoning code that regulates âAdult Oriented Services.â As currently written, Philadelphia defines an adult cabaret as a place that âfeatures topless dancers, go-go dancer
You can cuddle cows while drinking coffee at this Montco animal sanctuary (opens the original)
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Dolly is an Aries. She likes pink accessories, the feeling of freshly brushed hair, and morning coffee with friends. She also has to be the center of attention. No, Dolly is not a teenaged girl. Sheâs a three month-old Hereford calf with a job: To snuggle up with as many guests as possible at Rose Bridge Farm, a Montgomery County animal sanctuary. Rose Bridge Farm sits on almost 13 acres of land at 1314 Limekiln Pike in Dresher, once part of an estate owned by William Penn in the mid-1700s. Wh
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