Authentic Japanese Breakfast by Genji Sushi Bars

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Japanese Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner at Whole Foods

Genji, a premier provider of sushi in the U.S. & the U.K, is now serving breakfast, in addition to lunch and dinner, at the Whole Foods in NYC’s Columbus Circle. The company has sushi counters in most Whole Foods Market stores, but breakfast is only served in their Time Warner store. Check it out between 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. any morning.

What Genji’s Serving at Whole Foods

You can enjoy an authentic Japanese breakfast, complete with a steaming bowl of miso soup, some dusky kale with sesame seeds, root vegetables, a piece of classic tamago (egg) omelet, grilled fish (either mackerel or salmon), steamed rice and a cluster of tangy pickles that are all artistically plated and oh-so-delicious. So, if you happen to be in the Big Apple, stop by the Whole Foods at 10 Columbus Circle. 

Tomato and Pear Festival at Linvilla Orchards!

Whether you say “tomato” or “tamahto,” they’re delicious either way! Pick your own juicy pears and tomatoes at Linvilla Orchards this Saturday, August 29, for their annual Tomato and Pear Festival.

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Now’s your chance to get outside in the nice weather before the craziness of back-to-school and the school year begins. The festival will be hosted by Silly Joe and there will be plenty of activities for the kids, including Meet the Beekeeper, Jungle John, pony rides, and facepainting! Stick around for a special performance by the We Kids Rock Band!

The festival will begin at 8 a.m. and continue until dusk. Linvilla Orchards is located at 137 Knowlton Road, Media, PA, 19063.  Can’t make it out this weekend? Keep an eye out for the approaching fall picking season! Check out more information about the opening of the pick your own apples season here.

 

Breslow Partners attends Best of Philly Party 2015

BOP_01-croppePhiladelphia Magazine threw their annual Best Of Philly party last night and it was, well, the best. Under the watchful eye of William Penn, Philadelphians and food enthusiasts alike descended upon Dilworth Park for a night of the city’s best food, drinks, and music. Here are some of our top picks for the evening:

  • Farm and Fisherman Tavern + MarketBest Kid-Friendly Restaurant, was serving corn three ways; corn pudding, charred corn, and popcorn. You can find this farm-to-table BYOB at two locations, Washington Square West and Cherry Hill.
  • Kensington Quarters, Best Butcher Shop, featured a pork head cheese that was an instant hit. In addition to a butcher shop, KQ is also a restaurant and is open for dinner Tuesday – Sunday, with a can’t-miss brunch Sunday morning.
  • Laurel, Best Restaurant, stole the show with their caramelized white chocolate pudding. Reservations are hard to come by at this East Passyunk spot, but they often alert their Twitter followers to last minute cancelations (@LaurelEPX).

Thank you Philly Mag for such a fun night, we’re already counting down to next year’s party!