An East Kensington restaurant that closed last fall is coming back from the dead in a very different locale.<\/p>\n
Martha, which occupied\u00a02113 E. York St.\u00a0for nine years, will be reborn for one night only. The South Philly coffee shop and bar Herman’s is hosting the resurrection<\/a> Monday, Sept. 15. Two former bartenders from Martha will serve “classic” cocktails from Martha’s bar program, which made the James Beard Award semifinals in 2017.\u00a0<\/p>\n MORE:\u00a0<\/b>Former President Joe Biden celebrated his granddaughter’s birthday at Borromini<\/a><\/p>\n Those drinks include an iced coffee negroni, orange wine old fashioned, a “new and improved” lavender spritz and the Lil’ Squirt, a spin on the paloma. Zig Zag, one of Martha’s former neighbors, will provide pork hoagies. The revival will last from 7-10 p.m.<\/p>\n Martha closed its doors<\/a> Nov. 9, after nearly a decade in business. On top of its bar program, the New American restaurant was known for its sandwiches and spacious patio. The New York City restaurant Pig & Khao, which serves Fillipino and Thai cuisine, is set to take over Martha’s former space later this year.<\/p>\n Follow Kristin & PhillyVoice on Twitter: @kristin_hunt
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