Main Line Today February 2019
You can bring your favorite bottle to one of these Main Line area BYOB restaurants to enjoy alongside a top-notch meal.
The art of finding a partner has changed a lot over the years.
These spots are perfect for an intimate dinner date.
From spicy honey-dipped fried chicken to triple-thick cut bacon, this hangout will leave your mouth watering.
McClellan is best known for his colorful canine portraits found in White Dog Café.
Girl Scout Cookie pairings and romantic Valentine’s Day events are must-dos this month.
Founded almost 40 years ago, the nonprofit runs year-round programming and activities for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities.
The Radnor Studio 21 producer talks his latest projects, including “Remembering the 27 Crusaders.”
Co-founded by the father of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Nick Foles, the luxurious seafood and steak house is the region's newest fine dining gem.
From chocolate bark to creamy truffles, these are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Now in its seventh year, the festival will feature more than 60 craft breweries.
The historic Berwyn home is now owned by West Chester University historian John Rosso.
Your guide to more than 50 camps around Philadelphia’s western suburbs.
From fashion design bootcamps to outdoor adventure programs, these local camps are tailor-made for kids with unique hobbies and abilities.
Launched in 2018, Williams’ She’s It SHEapp, a female-focused wellness platform, takes a holistic approach to health.
Launched in 2017, Savett’s ATK Apparel specializes in athletic clothing for men 5 foot 8 and under.
In this month’s issue, we take a look at how the immigration debate has impacted one local student.
A local student, who was born in Mexico, offers a candid take on her tenuous status and life in the United States.
Kyle and Sara Dewees’ Whiskey Hollow has become a crowd favorite thanks to aging some of their syrup in whiskey barrels from Pottstown’s Manatawny Still Works.
Inspired by the elegance of Paris, this local couple transformed their home into something befitting the Champs-Élysées.
