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1. I Was a Clinton Volunteer
   April 17, 2008
2. I Was an Obama Volunteer
   April 17, 2008
3. Philadelphia Film Festival: Week One Reviews
   April 03, 2008
   Fifty-eight reviews from the first week of the 17th annual PFF.
4. Feeding Frenzy
   April 10, 2008
   Restaurants opening, closing and pending
5. The Week In Eats
   April 10, 2008
   Get Out!
6. Overused Menu Terms
   April 10, 2008
   Buzz Words
7. Small Bites
   April 10, 2008
   Little Vittles
8. Close-Ups
   April 24, 2008
   The Style Issue
9. The Election Issue
   April 17, 2008
   Our endorsement and an inside look at the two Democratic campaigns.
10. Philadelphia Film Festival: Week Two Reviews
    April 10, 2008
    Twenty-nine reviews from the second week of the 17th annual PFF.

Bike Week Comes But Once a Year
by Sam Tremble 19 hours ago
According to Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, 60 people rode with Mayor Nutter to work despite the rain this morning on Bike-to-Work »»

10-Track Mind: Why, WHY do I love Dio?
by annamarya.scaccia 20 hours ago
Every week, we have a staffer, freelancer or friend-or-enemy of The Clog put their iTunes or iPod on shuffle and tell us about the first 10 songs that »»

Local Van Halen/Judas Priest sightings so much more metal than seeing Owen Wilson walking around in pleated chinos
by a.d. amorosi 22 hours ago
  While Philadelphia takes itself one Owen Wilson sighting at a time (there goes Demi from the headlines), here's two fun moments in metal »»

The 1-Upper: Shift 2
by dominic mercier 3 days ago
What's black and white and red all over? There's no point in acting like Shift 2, and it's predecessor, Shift, aren't direct conceptual copies of Portal »»

The Plague of Doves, by Louise Erdrich
by matt jakubowski 5 days ago
A Trip to Pluto HarperCollins, 320 pp., April 29 Louise Erdrich's new novel, The Plague of Doves, depicts the rise and fall of Pluto, N.D., a »»

Flight of the Conchords, May 5, Tower Theatre
by drew lazor 9 days ago
"Why do you guys do that?" a deadpan Bret McKenzie asked the sold-out Tower Theatre crowd when a guy screamed what is inevitably screamed at »»

Comment on Hello world! — 3 hours ago
by Mr WordPress | I Love This Game 368CVP

“ Hi, this is a comment.To delete a comment, just log in, and view the posts' comments, there you will have the option to edit or delete them. ” »»

Comment on Hello, Kitty: Cats Gone Wild! — 14 hours ago
by | Clog

“ funny ” »»

Comment on 10-Track Mind: Why, WHY do I love Dio? — 19 hours ago
by Annamarya | Clog

“ I'm a dork. ” »»

Comment on The Clog Weekend Omnibus: Who's your mommy? — 23 hours ago
by Annamarya | Clog

“ Oh man, Monica, that is like the best I Can Has Cheezburger ever! That and Jazz Hams... ” »»

Comment on Mayor Nutter: THIS is what we were talking about... — 1 day ago
by Tom Namako | Clog

“ Anonymous has a point (and yes, I've heard of Seth Williams -- have you ever heard of putting your name to your post?) Nutter created the position ” »»

GUIDE
	Average entree under $10
	Average entree $10 - $20
	Average entree over $20
	Wheelchair accessible
	Takeout menu
	Reservations recommended
	Late-night dining
	24-hour dining
	Outdoor seating
	Brunch served
	Vegetarian options
	Liquor license
	BYO
	Corking fee
	Live entertainment
	Smoking Allowed
	Cash Only
	Delivery

Goodburger

1725 Chestnut St.
215-569-4777

Cousins Nick Tsoulos and Peter Pashalis, who operate Pietro's Coal Oven Pizzeria and theater district seafooder Estia, have brought their a ... more »

Apothecary Bar + Lounge

102 S. 13th St.
215-701-4786

The Apothecary concept, developed by Bruno Pouget and URBANSPACEDEVELOPMENT’s Sam and Tim Shaaban, is a “bespoke cocktail lab” — a sleek, bilevelmore »

Ashoka Palace

38 S. 19th St.
215-564-6466

Ashoka Palace brings budget-priced Indian fare to an area of the city painfully devoid of South Asian spice. It ain’t exactly fancykins inside, but it doesn’t need to be — the food’s why you came, right? On the menu — goat, chicken, shrimp and lamb curries; your vindaloos and tikka masalas; house-sp ... more »