Archive for the 'Dessert' Category

COCONUT TOFFEE ALMOND CRUNCH COOKIES

Monday, December 17th, 2007

We almost feel bad publishing the photos and further publishing the recipe of e's coconut toffee almond crunch cookies. Why? They're so damn good you may never go back to making other cookies. They're no harder than making your basic chocolate chip cookie, just a couple more ingredients. Picky met e at the food blogger […]

NYC WEEKEND EATS

Sunday, November 18th, 2007

Yesterday, we ate… a lot. We got our NY bagel fix between the hotel and Messy's conference at the Garden City Deli on 9th Ave around 42nd St. It wasn't the best bagel Picky has had (he'll head downtown to SoHo for that later), but it quenched their lust for a good bagel and Steve […]

PEET'S COFFEE CUPPING

Sunday, October 21st, 2007

We received an email from the people at Peet's Coffee & Tea in August about Peet's coming to the Philly area for a series of cuppings (that's fan-cay talk for tasting). The carrot at the end of their proverbial stick? They were bringing along a sampling of the most expensive coffee in the world, Panama […]

PHILLY FLAVORS II

Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007

Philly Flavors has been a Fairmount staple (located across the street from Eastern State Penitentiary) for over five years now, and they've just added a new location in Center City: 343 S. 13th St., just up the block from Dirty Frank's (and a conveniently short walk from M&P HQ!).
Washington Square West is quickly transforming into […]

NAKED CHOCOLATE CAFE

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

naked chocolate cafe
The first time we decided to go to Naked Chocolate, the place was packed full of people with no place to sit down, so we decided to skip it. Our mistake! Naked Chocolate is not to be skipped, ever. We went back the next day and it was still packed, but we had the genius idea to take home some treats. They were so good that we went back again, the same day. And again the next…

FRANKLIN FOUNTAIN

Monday, August 21st, 2006

franklin fountain
We didn't uncover this gem until well into our stay in Philadelphia, it's now one of our favorites. Franklin Fountain has huge servings of delicious ice cream, an amazing variety of soda flavors and tastey homemade treats, but going there is as much about the atmosphere as it is about the food. Tin ceilings, bowties and handlebar mustaches. Pulley-driven dual ceiling fans, old timey music, and cash register. This place has it all including an old school soda fountain where they pull the soda water before adding the colorful syrups…