5 Best Places to Buy a Home in Philadelphia in 2026

Philadelphia, PA - Homeownership is a serious decision and investment, so prospective buyers should spend ample time researching neighborhoods before committing. Whether you are buying your first home or acquiring rental properties, Philadelphia offers numerous neighborhoods with distinct character and features that attract a wide variety of buyers.

William Penn's Grid: The 1682 Blueprint for a Walkable City

PENNSYLVANIA - Walking through Center City Philadelphia, you feel a distinct rhythm and scale that feels fundamentally different from the sprawling, car-centric landscapes of newer American cities or the towering concrete canyons of New York. This unique, intimate atmosphere is not an architectural accident. It is the direct, lasting result of a 17th-century utopian vision that successfully shaped a 21st-century metropolis.

The Philadelphia Zoo Summer Ale Fest Arrives This Saturday

Philadelphia's wildest summer celebration is officially back, and the editorial team at PhillyBite Magazine and WherePhilly couldn't be more excited. After an initial postponement, the highly anticipated Philadelphia Zoo Summer Ale Festival is officially set for this Saturday, August 22, 2026.

Philadelphia’s Largest Fall Restaurant Week Returns to Manayunk this September

MANAYUNK, PA – Get ready to grab your friends and bring your appetite, because Philadelphia's largest fall restaurant week is returning to Manayunk. Following a record-breaking year, Manayunk Restaurant Week returns September 14 to September 20, 2026, featuring over two dozen of the neighborhood's top dining destinations.

The Philadelphia Cycling Classic Roars Back to the Manayunk

PHILADELPHIA - The wait is over for Philadelphia sports fans. After nearly a decade away, professional cycling is officially returning to one of the most famous climbs in American racing. The team at PhillyBite Magazine is thrilled to share that Race Street Partners has revitalized the Philadelphia Cycling Classic, bringing elite bikers back to the legendary Manayunk Wall on Sunday, August 30, 2026.

Northeast Philly's Last Traditional Jewish Deli is Closing Its Doors

PHILADELPHIA - For decades, the bustling neighborhoods of Northeast Philadelphia were home to a thriving community of traditional Jewish bakeries, butchers, specialty shops, and delicatessens. Now, the final anchor of that era is saying goodbye. Steve Stein’s Famous Deli, located in Bustleton's Grant Plaza, has announced it will officially close its doors for good this coming weekend.