The spot will have indoor seating for about 30 and has applied for a beer & wine license.

For those who haven’t yet discovered the joy of tea, a French press is available for coffee drinkers.

Patrons experience a surrealist storybook setting at this nightclub, open one night a week only.

Specializing in coastal Californian cuisine, the new spot features items like fish tacos, bowls, and burgers.

In addition to brewing craft beers on site, there is an array of traditional Cornish pub food to go with it.

The menu includes items like honey and butter fried chicken, and stir-fried chicken gizzards.

Last month, the eatery announced it was temporarily closing for renovations.

The new spot offers dinner service, kombucha on tap, and will have a seasonal, pick-your-protein menu.

The founder's son brought a case against his brother's widow and his niece. Now, they're countersuing.

Located inside the Battery Wharf retail complex, Cafe Amalfi serves an array of espresso drinks and pastries.

The new restaurant was announced in 2015, but extensive renovations were required to prepare the space.

Check out Korean barbecue, juicy burgers and creative new American cuisine

Whether trendy, traditional or sugary sweet, Philadelphia has hot new spots you need to check out.