Lemon Hill (Fairmount & Art Museum) -An acclaimed Philly chef and gang of master mixologists further their pedigree-packed partnership by spearheading their first joint restaurant in Fairmount.

Heirloom (Chestnut Hill) - Renowned urban chef cozies up in the suburbs, simplifying his skill sets to celebrate America's rich culinary history—one regional dish at a time.

Shane Confectionery (Old City) - Oldest, still-operating candy store in America, found nestled in Philly's historic district.

Stateside (Bella Vista)  - A snug 28-seater comes to East Passyunk praising small plates, cured meats, and strictly-domestic drinks.

• Tapestry (South Philadelphia)- 5th and Bainbridge's narrow, corner restaurant is revamped with a beer-heavy concept, fully-equipped with more bar seats and a booming beverage program.
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• Ela (South Philadelphia)- Progressive American bistro debuts, reinventing the previously-popular home of shuttered Ansill.
• Vedge (Washington Square West)- Seduce your palate with fetching veggie-heavy plates, served for a darling vegan duo.
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• Athleta (Rittenhouse Square) - Whether you're a marathon runner or a casual adventurer, this sporty Gap offshoot will fashion you for your entire outdoor lifestyle.

● Barbour- (City Center West)- Authentic boutique of outdoorsy Brits joins the shopping district of Walnut Street.

● Il Pittore (Rittenhouse Square) - Stephen Starr grants his long-time culinary director, Chris Painter, a space celebrating what the chef knows best–authentic Italian cuisine.

Fall means football season, championship baseball, professional hockey, even the start of soccer season, but where to watch when you’re on the road? Unsurprisingly, anywhere there are great fans, there are great places to drink and cheer on your team -- which is the home team, if you know what’s good for you. Here are some of our favorites across the country.