Recorded LIVE at the 2019 Philadelphia Podcast Festival, Len Webb and Kennedy Allen of The Black Tribbles joined us for a tasting of international snack foods that left a rancid taste in all of our mouths. We also debated the best cheesesteak, pizza and dessert spots in Philly, and wondered what we all would do if we had super powers…
In advance of our appearance at the 2019 Philadelphia Podcast Festival, we went back into the archives and dug out some of the best moments of our three previous live shows… hope you enjoy!
Philadelphia needs an outdoor food event like Brooklyn’s Smorgasburg. But since we don’t have one, the Jawn Appetit crew took a trip up the NJ Turnpike to check out the largest, weekly outdoor food market in America. But before that, we debate whether or not Uber Eats Dine-In is going to take over the world.
Falafel, fries, and shakes are all Michael Solomonov’s Goldie needs in order to be one of the best lunch spots in Center City. But before we discuss that, we give props to two amazing gelato shops, and debate whether Nicki Minaj’s Red Lobster Black Card is a status symbol worth having…
Does Pizzeria Beddia 2.0 have the charm of the first iteration? Does it even matter when the pizzas and wines are this good? In short, no…
Philadelphia is slowly – but surely – getting in on the food hall craze, and Franklin’s Table is the latest addition to the city’s culinary scene. We also preview a new Michael Schulson spot coming to Rittenhouse, and get way too excited for Philly’s first-ever keto-friendly bakery.
Do we need another fast-casual restaurant in Center City? Well… if the restaurant is anything like Cava, the answer is a resounding yes. We’ll give you the 411 on the new-ish Mediterranean spot in Rittenhouse, but first… we begin the podcast remembering the rich and storied life of the legendary Leah Chase.
The first annual Bucks County Food and Wine Festival was a hit – we break down the recent event at Parx Casino and tell you how it compares with other food and wine events in the area. Later in the show, we try to figure out exactly why higher education costs so much…
On this episode, we stay on the right side of the Delaware River to check out Cherry Hill’s Denim American Bistro – a charming, family-owned BYOB with great food and fantastic service. And, in the first segment of the show, we call out Bravo TV for not bringing Top Chef to Philadelphia.
In a city filled with amazing Italian restaurants, Little Nonna’s is right up there with the best. On this episode of Jawn Appetit, we’ll tell you which of their menu items are absolute must-gets, and we’ll also show some love to the James Beard Award-winning Zahav.
