spring 2015 - PhillyVisitor.com

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SPRING 2015
since 1993
The Water Works Restaurant, Philadelphia’s Landmark Dining Experience,
with the world famous Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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SPRING 2015
Right off the bustling 13th Street corridor is Franky Bradley’s, an eclectic bar, restaurant and
nightclub. Craft beer, classic cocktails and a unique wine list pair with a classic American menu.
SPRING 2015
Area Maps
• Center City Philadelphia . . . . p. 24
• South Philadelphia . . . . . . . ..p. 37
Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 4
Daytrips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p. 10
Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 14
• Art Museum Area . . . . . . . . .p. 27
• Center City. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 14
• Chinatown/
Convention Center . . . . . . . . . p. 39
• Manayunk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 30
• New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 30
• Old City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 31
• South Philly. . . . . . . . . . . . .. p. 37
• South Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 34
• University City . . . . . . . . . . . p. 26
Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 12
Fairmount & Art Museum. . . . p. 12
Galleries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 9
Gayborhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 44
Museums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p. 7
Nightlife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 45
Shopping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p. 5
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p. 10
Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 4
PHONE NUMBERS
• Philadelphia
International Airport (PHL). . . . . . . . . . . 800/PHL-GATE
• Amtrak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800/872-7245
• SEPTA Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215/580-7800
• Convention & Visitors Bureau. . . . . . . . . . 215/636-3300
• Pennsylvania Convention Center . . . . . . . 800/428-9000
The Convention Center Visitors Guide, 1213 Vine Street, Suite 215, Philadelphia, PA
19107;215/568-2210, FAX 215/635-0195, [email protected], www.phillyvisitor.com,
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TOURS & SHOPPING
ATTRACTIONS & TOURS
ATTRACTIONS
TOURS
Adventure Aquarium on the Delaware Waterfront – 1 Aquarium Dr Camden NJ, 866-451AQUA; 800-616-JAWS or 856-365-3300. AdventureAquarium.com.
The Big Bus Company Philadelphia Hop on
and hop off these double-decker buses as much
as you like with the today and tomorrow pass,
which also can be used for Philadelphia Trolley
Works. Tours depart frequently from fifth and
Market streets and have 27 stops near 100 attractions in the city. If you do not want to hop
off, just sit back and soak in the history and
sunshine. We offer a courtesy shuttle pickup
from all Center City, Airport and City Line locations. Call 215/389-8687 or visit www.phillytour.com for tickets and information
Independence National Park Old City, between Chestnut and Arch Sts, 2nd and 6th
Sts, 215/636-1666. Historic area of Philadelphia, featuring renowned landmarks such as
The Liberty Bell.
The National Constitution Center on Philadelphia’s Independence Mall, 525 Arch St
215/409-6600
www.constitutioncenter.org
The National Constitution Center is dedicated to honoring the U.S. Constitution. This
dynamic and modern museum tells the story
of the constitution through interactive and
multimedia exhibits. Adults $12, Seniors $11,
Children 4-12 $8, Extra charge for some special exhibits. Mon-Fri 9:30-5, Sat 9:30-6, Sun
noon-5.
Philadelphia Zoo 34th & Girard Ave 215/2431100.
MAR 24 - APR 5
KIMMELCENTER.ORG
BROADWAY PHILADELPHIA is presented
collaboratively by the Kimmel Center for the
Performing Arts and the Shubert Organization.
Ghost Tour of Philadelphia Independence
Park & Society Hill 215/413-1997, www.
ghosttour.com Explore the other side of
America’s most historic and most haunted
city on Philadelphia’s most unique and entertaining candlelight walking tour. Costumed
tour guides spin tales of mystery and intrigue
on a leisurely stroll through Independence
Park and Society Hill on visits to Washington Square, Pine Street Cemetery, City Tavern
and more. Experience the haunting tales of
plague and pestilence...burial grounds and
potter’s fields...heroes and traitors as we
bring history back to life! $17/person, $10
ages 4-12.Call 215-413-1997 for Reservations & Ticket Locations. Save $2 on tickets
at ghosttour.com.
Philadelphia Trolley Works Philadelphia’s
oldest tour company, serving the city for over
35 years. This is the best way to get to know
Philadelphia and all of its history, shopping,
culture and attractions. This hop-on-hop-off
tour runs in conjunction with the Big Bus Company and has 27 stops located near 100 different attractions in the city. PTW also has a full
fleet of vehicles for private transportation. Call
215/389-8687 or visit www.phillytour.com for
tickets and information.
Spirit of Philadelphia 401 S. Columbus Blvd.
215/923-1419 spiritofphiladelphia.com Experience historic Philly like never before – from the
water! Let the Spirit of Philadelphia wow you
with contemporary food stations, DJ entertainment, and unparalleled views of the skyline
and waterfront sites as you cruise down the
Delaware River.
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CONVENTION CENTER VISITORS GUIDE
Spring 2015
Taste of Philly at Reading Terminal Market
12th and Filbert Sts, 215/545-8007, www.
tasteofphillyfoodtour.com
[email protected]. Love to eat? You’ll love this
75-minute food-writer-led walking tour about
Philly food favorites like cheesesteaks, hoagies
and pretzels and the vibrant Reading Terminal
Market where they’re sold. Also learn about
Philly as the birthplace of the Whitman Sampler, Ernie Keebler and Breyers Ice Cream – in
other words, fun history that has nothing to do
with our government! Leaves from the Market
welcome desk, 12th and Filbert Sts., Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 A.M. Reservations
required. $16.95 adults; $9.95 kids (includes
several small food samples). Private tours also
available.
76 Carriage Company 15/389-TOUR www.
phillytour.com Visitors can enjoy a great Philadelphia Tradition and take a fully narrated tour
of the Historic District and neighborhoods in
a horse-drawn carriage. This tour is available
year-round. Starlit evening carriage tours can
be arranged by reservation. Courtesy shuttle
pickups at area hotels begins at 10am. We
Tickets sold on all vehicles
and in the Independence Visitor Center
Experience the History
Trolley Tours
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SHOPPING
Allen Edmonds 18th and Chestnut Streets
215/988-1795
www.allenedmonds.com.
Founded in 1922, Allen Edmonds Shoe Corporation is a privately-held, U.S. based manufacturer of premium men’s footwear and accessories. Taking shoemaking to the level of an art
form, Allen Edmonds footwear is handcrafted
in Port Washington, Wisconsin, using a 212step production process. Allen Edmonds products are available at upscale stores worldwide
including our Philadelphia location at 18th
and Chestnut, 44 additional Allen Edmonds
stores across the United States, and online.
The Bourse Food Court and Specialty
Shops 111 S. Independence Mall E. 215/6250300 www.bourse-pa.com This retail and
dining complex, housed in the nation’s first
commodities exchange building, across the
street from Independence Hall, makes for
a convenient stop for souvenirs and a great
SighTSeeing TOURS Of
PhiLADeLPhiA
The double-decker bus
tours provide amazing
views of the City!
Carriage Tours
Daytime & Evening
Tours
Private Coaches
"Today & Tomorrow"
Pass
27 Stops
Hop on Hop Off
Call for FREE shuttle
pick up from
Center City Hotels
Check out our
Speciality Tours
Amish Country, Ghost
Tours, Duck Tours,
Mural Arts and More!
FRANKLIN’S
FOOTSTEPS
Check out our
Speciality Tours
• Amish Country
• Fairmount Park
• Mural Arts ...and More!
Tickets sold on vehicles
and in the Independence Visitor Center
Departs from Philadelphia
Downtown Marriott –
12th and Filbert Streets.
WALKING
TOURS
215-389-TOUR (8687) | phillytour.com
Spring 2015
have over 30 years in the horse and carriage
business in Philadelphia. Look for the “76 Carriage Co” before you board!
215-389-TOUR (8687)
phillytour.com
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SHOPPING
lunch. Open Mon-Sat 10am-6pm.Sunday
hours (March-October only)11am-5pm.
Market Place East 701 Market St 215/5928905. Located three blocks east of the Convention Center. Save on designer labels at
Ross Dress for Less, Dress Barn & Hi-Style
Fashions. The lower level features a food
court with atrium.
MUSEUMS
Liberties Walk While visiting Philadelphia,
take a stroll down Liberties Walk, offering
an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. In
Northern Liberties just north of Old City.
National Watch Exchange 101 S. 8th
St at Chestnut St on Jeweler’s Row
215/627-WATCH.www.nationalwatch.com
National specializes in pre-owned, high-end
watches including Cartier, Rolex and Breitling. National has over 500 watches in stock
and offers a one-year warranty. National also
carries the largest selection of certified diamonds and mountings in Philadelphia. MonFri 10am-5pm; Sat 11am-4pm.
©2015 Allen Edmonds Corporation. Shown: Warwick and Rogue
The Piazza at Schmidts North 2nd St Northern Liberties. www.atthepiazza.com. Explore
40 spaces that range from clothing designers,
art galleries, & several fine restaurants all
owned and operated by Philadelphians.
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The Shops at the Bellevue Broad and Walnut Home to some of Philly’s finest shops including Nicole Miller, Polo Ralph Lauren and
Williams Sonoma.
The Shops at Liberty Place 1625 Chestnut
St 215/851-9055 Over 50 shops and eateries
including J Crew and Godiva Chocolatier and
one of Philly’s best food courts.
University City District University City was
Philadelphia’s first suburb, and it remains
home to distinctive, livable urban neighborhoods of wide porches, tree-lined streets, restaurants and cafes, and shops.
Spring 2015
Academy of Natural Sciences Museum
1900 Ben Franklin Pkwy 215/299-1000
ansp. org. Mon-Fri, 10am-4:30pm. Weekends & holidays, 10am-5pm. Adults $15.95.
Children(3-12), seniors, & military with I.D.
$13.95. Prices subject to change. The Academy is a leading natural history museum
dedicated to advancing research, education,
and public engagement in biodiversity and
environmental science. Enjoy 4 floors of interactive exhibits, come face-to-face with T.Rex,
take a stroll in a tropical garden filled with
butterflies, and see live animals up close. Special exhibit Titanoboa: Monster Snake (February 14–April 19, 2015) features a full-scale
model of this massive predator, which at 48
feet long and 2,500 pounds could crush and
devour a crocodile.
American Swedish Historical Museum The
first museum in the United States dedicated
to Swedish and Swedish American history
and culture, the ASHM also highlights the
impact of Swedes on the Philadelphia region.
A newly renovated exhibition tells the story
of the Delaware Valley’s earliest European
settlers and their New Sweden Colony (16381655). Other rooms highlight contributions of
Swedes and Swedish Americans including soprano Jenny Lind, feminist Fredrika Bremer,
engineer John Ericsson, children’s storybook
character Pippi Longstocking, and artists
Carl Milles, Carl Larsson and Birger Sandzén.
Special exhibitions feature contemporary art
and design, as well as Swedish history and
culture. Tu-F 10-4, Sa-Su 12-4. Closed Mon
& holidays. $8 adults, $6 seniors and students with ID, children 5-11 $4, and children
under 5 free. www.americanswedish.org.
215.389.1776.
Spring 2015
The Barnes Foundation Discover why the
Economist calls the Barnes “the greatest private collection of post-impressionist and early modern art in America.” Explore more than
3,000 masterpieces, including 180 Renoirs,
68 Cézannes, 59 Matisses, 46 Picassos, 7 Van
Goghs, plus African sculpture, Pennsylvania
German furniture and so much more. There
is nowhere else like the Barnes. While most
collections are grouped by chronology, style,
or genre, art at the Barnes is arranged in ensembles structured according to light, line,
color, and space—principles that founder Albert
Barnes called “the universal language of art.”
With tours, exhibitions, workshops, live music,
and family programs, there’s something for art
lovers of all ages! Located at 20th Street and
Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Open Wednesday–Monday 10 am–5 pm. Closed Tuesdays.
Open until 9 pm with live entertainment every
First Friday and select Friday evenings. For
tickets, visit barnesfoundation.org or call
215.278.7200.
The Chemical Heritage Foundation 315
Chestnut Street, 215-925-2222, www.chemheritage.org. Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm, and until
8pm First Fridays Mar–Dec. Free admission.
The Museum at CHF features permanent and
changing exhibits that reveal chemistry’s untold stories, from alchemy to nanotechnology.
Trace scientific progress in the laboratory, the
factory, and the home, and learn how chemistry continues to shape the modern world. Discover the chemistry in your life! Through September 5: Books of Secrets: Writing and Reading
Alchemy, an original exhibit that explores the
written word in alchemical practice through
CHF’s collections of late medieval manuscripts, paintings, and early printed books.
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MUSEUMS
EVENTS
The Fabric Workshop and Museum (FWM),
1214 Arch; The New Temporary Contemporary,
1222 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107.
Museum, Free, Open 7 Days/Week. Mon-Fri
10am-6pm, Sat-Sun 12pm-5pm. www.fabricworkshopandmuseum.org, call 215.561.8888,
or email [email protected].
FWM founded in 1977, is recognized as an internationally acclaimed contemporary art museum, uniquely distinguished as the only institution in the U.S. devoted to creating work in
new materials and new media in collaboration
with artists drawn from all disciplines through
its Artist-in-Residence program. The Museum,
free & open 7 days/week, features: an onsite
screen-printing and studio workshops; inhouse and touring exhibitions; a Museum Shop
filled with a multitude of functional objects,
multiples created by artists-in-residence, and
FWM publications; an extensive permanent
collection; and comprehensive educational
programming. FWM Spring Exhibitions:
Workshop Residence (until Mar 21); Allora &
Calzadilla: Intervals (until Apr 5); Richard
Tuttle: I Don’t Know . The Weave of Textile Language (reception May 15-Summer); Richard
Tuttle: A Print Retrospective (reception May
15-Summer); By the Work of Her Hands (reception June 5); Joy Feasley and Paul Swenbeck:
A Hatchet to Kill Old Ugly (ongoing).
Top left: View of FWM’s shop; FWM publications; Jun Kaneko,
Dash Bag, 1980. Pigment on cotton canvas with handpainting.
Bottom: Virgil Marti, For Oscar Wilde, 1995. 100% cotton
sateen printed with dyes, yardage 51.5 inches wide. Right: Jeff
Koons, Puppy, 1998. 17.5 x 17 x 11. Ceramic.
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MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
NLM’s new Welcome to Liberty Gallery featuring interactives,
glass art and an exact replica of the Liberty Bell
National Liberty Museum in the heart of
historic Philadelphia at 321 Chestnut Street,
215/925-2800, www.libertymuseum.org. Your
visit begins in an immersive theater in NLM’s
new Welcome to Liberty Gallery, where you’ll
discover the sights, sounds and themes of
liberty which echo throughout the Museum.
Highlights include the stories of 2,000 heroes
from around the world, an original collection
of glass art, and an exact replica of the Liberty
Bell that’s close enough to touch, along with
many other hands-on activities. It’s an inspiring and entertaining experience for visitors of
all ages. Open 10am-5pm, seven days a week. Call for schedule on holidays. Adults: $7, Seniors: $6, Students: $5, Children 5-17: $2 with
an adult, or $15 for an entire family with two
adults and their children.
National Museum of American Jewish History 215-923-3811 www.nmajh.org, The National Museum of American Jewish History, located
on historic Independence Mall in Philadelphia,
brings to life the 350-year history of Jews in
America. Tracing the stories of how Jewish immigrants became Jewish Americans, the Museum is an open door for all, inviting visitors
of all backgrounds to share their own stories
and reflect on how their histories and identities shape and are shaped by the American
experience. Our architecturally distinguished
building located on historic Independence Mall
features more than 1,200 artifacts, 30 original
Spring 2015
films, and 13 interactive displays. Major Special Exhibition: Richard Avedon: Family Affairs
– April 1 through August 2, 2015 Art Installation: Liat: Scattered Light – Now Open. Museum
Hours: Tues-Fri 10am–5pm; Sat & Sun 10am–
5:30pm. Closed most Mondays and various
Jewish & federal holidays. (Check website for
details). Adults $12; Seniors (65+) $11; Youth
(13-21) $11; Active military and Children (12
& under) Free.
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 118128 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, 215-9727600, www.pafa.org. Visit the nation’s first
Museum and School of Fine Arts, housing one
of the world’s finest American art collections.
NEW HOURS: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
10am-5pm; Wednesday 10am – 9pm, Saturday
and Sunday, 11am-5pm. Admission: Adults
$15, Seniors (60+) & Students with I.D. $12,
Youth ages (13-18) $8. FREE for members &
children under 12 (excl. groups). On view: Peter Blume: Nature & Metamorphosis, gorgeous
allegorical paintings and virtuoso drawings by
an American Modernist (through April 5); The
Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and the
Garden Movement, 1887-1920 (February 12 –
May 24). Free Art at Lunch programs, Wednesdays from 12 noon to 1 p.m. pafa.org/aal
Philadelphia History Museum 15
South 7th Street Philadelphia, PA
19106 Tues-Sat, 10:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m. $10 adults, $8 seniors, $6 students & teens (13-18), children 12 & under
free. Just steps from the Liberty Bell, the Museum showcases an array of historical objects,
art, and artifacts that tell the story of Philadelphia, from its founding in 1682 to present
day. The Museum features eight renovated
galleries, containing stunning items from its
vast holdings, and provides various interactive
elements to enhance the visitor experience. On
view are items ranging from George Washington’s 1790s writing desk to Joe Frazier’s 1970s
Championship boxing gloves. Visitors can also
tour the city by walking on the world’s largest
map of Philadelphia.
Spring 2015
Penn Museum 3260 South Street, Philadelphia, 215.898.4000, www.penn.museum This
world-renowned museum features three gallery floors with rare and fascinating art and artifacts from ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Asia,
North and Central America, the Mediterranean
World, and Africa. Visit In the Artifact Lab:
Conserving Egyptian Mummies! and Beneath the
Surface: Life, Death, and Gold in Ancient Panama. Hours: Tues-Sun 10am–5pm; first Wednesday of the month until 8pm. Admission: $15
adults, $13 seniors (65+), $10 children (6-17)
and full-time students with college ID; free for
children 5 and under.
Polish American Cultural Center Museum 308 Walnut St.
215.922.1700, www.polishamericancenter.com. Ongoing museum
features displays on Polish history
and culture and paintings of Great Men and
Women of Poland, a pictorial display of Poland at Arms, with World War II photographs
from 1939-1944. May-Dec Mon-Sat, Jan-Apr
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm. Free admission. Closed on
holidays.
GALLERIES
Arthur Ross Gallery 220 S. 34th
Street 215-898-2083, www.upenn.
edu/ARG Housed in a National Landmark Building, The Arthur Ross Gallery presents multi-media exhibitions featuring art and
artifacts from antiquity to the present. Gallery
Schedule: Paul Strand–The Mexican Portfolio
Through March 29, 2015. A Sense of Place–
Modern Japanese Prints April 10 – June 21,
2015. Hours: Tues – Fri 10–5; Sat & Sun 12–5.
ON VIEW NOW!
BENEATH THE
SURFACE:
Life, Death, & Gold
in Ancient Panama
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SPORTS
Baseball The Philadelphia Phillies play
at beautiful Citizens Bank Park. Broad Street
and Pattison Ave. Schedule and ticked info
215/463-1000 or Phillies.com.
Basketball The Philadelphia 76ers
promise to keep fans on the edges of their
seats again this year. Wells Fargo Center,
3601 S. Broad St. 215/339-7676.
Hockey The Philadelphia Flyers make another run for the Stanley Cup. Wells Fargo
3601 S. Broad St. 215/755-9700.
Daytrips
Golf Ron Jaworski’s Riverwinds Golf and
Tennis Club 270 Eagle Point Rd, West Deptford, NJ 08086, 856/848-1033. riverwindsgolfandtennis.com. Ron Jaworski’s Running
Deer Golf Club 1111 Parvin Mill Rd, Pittsgrove, NJ, 08318. 856/358-2000. runningdeergolfclub.com. Ron Jaworski’s Valleybrook
Country Club 200 Golfview Dr, Blackwood,
NJ 08012. 856/227-3171. valleybrookgolf.
com. Ron Jaworski’s Blue Heron Pines Golf
Club 550 Country Club Dr, Egg Harbor City,
NJ 08215. 609/965-1800.
DAYTRIPS
Lancaster County
Miller’s Smorgasbord &
Bakery If you miss Miller’s, you miss Lancaster
County. The area’s original smorgasbord restaurant now features a new menu with specials
starting at $7.99. They’re conveniently located
near attractions and outlets on Rt 30, six miles
east of Lancaster (GPS: 2811 Lincoln Highway
East, Ronks). Reservations, call ahead seating,
and walk-ins are welcome 1-800-669-3568.
Miller’s is PA Preferred, a Reader’s Choice and
ServSafe Award Winner. Get the whole story,
and coupons, at www.Millers1929.com
AmishView Inn & Suites
Luxury With a View.
Located in the heart of
Lancaster County’s Amish Country on an AAA
Scenic Byway. Complimentary hot country
breakfast, kitchenettes, incredible views & more.
Entirely non-smoking. Indoor pool, fitness center, fireplaces, whirlpools, buggy rides, theater,
food, shopping. 1-866-568-1488 • 3125 Old
Philadelphia Pike (Rt 340), Bird-in-Hand PA (if
GPS problem, try Ronks PA) Get the whole story
at www.AmishViewInn.com
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Tanger
Outlets
Lancaster is conveniently located along Route 30 in Lancaster
County. With over 60 designer stores including Coach, Nike, Talbots, Polo Ralph Lauren, and
many more, we are committed to bringing you
the ultimate shopping experience. Stop in Shoppers Services for all your necessary information
you need for your visit. Complimentary coupon
books with AAA, AARP or Tanger Club Membership, special store offers, wheelchair and stroller
rentals.
Tanger Outlets is open daily from 9am- 9pm and
Sundays 10-6pm. Think Outlets! Think Tanger!
The Stockyard Inn 1147
Lititz Pike 717-3947975. stockyardinn.com
Built in 1750 and owned
by James Buchanan, elegantly restored, and
serving the finest steaks, chops, prime rib and
fresh seafood. Well known for generous hospitality, combining Old-World charm with contemporary American cuisine. Light Fare Menu also.
Business casual. Lunch, Tues-Fri 11:30 to 2:30,
dinner, Tues-Sat 4 to 9:30.
Spring 2015
West Chester Located in the heart of
the scenic Brandywine Valley just 45-minutes west of Philadelphia,
historic downtown West Chester is a dining destination with more than 65 restaurants for every
taste and budget. Ranked as a “Walkers Paradise”, browsers can stroll the historic district
with its rich collection of structures dating from
1789 while browsing in the quaint boutiques
and galleries. Visit the Chester County Historical
Society featuring several wonderful exhibits. On
weekends, enjoy a ride on an excursion train as
it travels one of the oldest routes in the country. See events, directories, and information at
DowntownWestChester.com.
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia’s Garden District, offers an array of activities to
residents and visitors alike.
Boutique shopping, dining, art, gardens, architecture and nature can all be enjoyed in Chestnut Hill,
and the Home & Garden Festival each May adds to
the fun. Only 20 minutes from downtown Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill, named Philly Magazine’s Best
Main Street Shopping in 2012, blends the nostalgia of Main Street with a sophisticated shopping
and dining experience. 215-247-6696 or www.
chestnuthillpa.com
Penn’s Cave & Wildlife Park America’s
ONLY all-water cavern & wildlife park, located 18
miles east of State College in rural Centre Hall,
PA. This historic natural attraction includes two
fully-guided tours: the all-water limestone cavern
tour, given entirely by boat; & the farm, nature &
wildlife tour, given by bus or tractor tram, featuring native North American wildlife. Also available:
Gemstone panning, large Visitors Center & gift
shop, Cave Cafe’ and NEW Miners Maze. “Spend
the day!” www.pennscave.com (814) 364-1664.
Spring 2015
Fort Mifflin on the
Delaware
History
LIVES at Fort Mifflin! Site of the greatest bombardment of the
American Revolution, Civil War prison, 20th
century munitions depot. Explore the 50-acre
property including historic buildings, museum
exhibits, gift shop, riverfront picnic area, nature
trail and moat. Open Wednesday - Sunday from
10 AM to 4 PM, Monday and Tuesday by chance
or appointment. Living history events on most
summer weekends include hands-on activities
for families, guided tours and cannon demonstrations. Special night-time programs for ghost
hunters! Visit our website for schedule and details at www.FortMifflin.us. Special programs for
reserved groups, schools and Scouts available
year-round. Well behaved dogs on leash always
welcome. GPS address 4600 Hog Island Road
The James A. Michener Art
Museum, in Doylestown,
PA presents Rodin: The
Human Experience—Selections from the Iris & B.
Gerald Cantor Collections,
a stunning installation of bronzes and featuring work from the artist’s entire career along
with companion exhibition: The Rodin Legacy
that explores the influence of Rodin on 20th
century and contemporary American sculptors,
February 28 – June 14, 2015. The Artist in the
Garden explores the relationship between artists and the garden landscape, through August
9. Kate Breakey: Small Deaths—extraordinary,
hand-colored images of the birds, flowers,
and insects, March 14 – July 12. Permanent
Exhibitions include George Nakashima, master
woodworker’s Reading Room, James A. Michener: A Living Legacy and the magnificent
Outdoor Sculpture Garden. For information:
215.340.9800 or MichenerArtMuseum.org
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EVENTS
February 28-March 8. Philadelphia International Flower Show at the Pennsylvania
Convention Center,12th & Arch Streets. Experience the magic of movies and horticulture
as the 186th PHS Philadelphia Flower Show
celebrates the silver screen. Lights, Camera BLOOM! will be unveiled February 28.
215/988-8899. www.theflowershow.com
DINING SECTION
FAIRMOUNT & THE
ART MUSEUM AREA
Located on the northwest outskirts of Center
City, Fairmount is home to many diverse restaurants, bars and shops, the Barnes Foundation,
Eastern State Penitentiary, and of course, the
world-famous Philadelphia Museum of Art.
One Of
Philly’s Finest
Gastro Pubs!
April 23-25. Penn Relays. Held at the renowned Franklin Field in America’s most
historic city, fans can get a chance to see the
finest track and field athletes from ages eight
to 80. 877/968-9466. www.pennathletics.com
1701 Green St • 215-769-5000
saintstephensgreen.com
SALVATION
May 2. South Street/Headhouse Spring Festival. The festival will be a free all-ages celebration of the beginning of the festival season
with the best tastes, sounds and sights that
the district has to offer. 11am-8pm southstreet.com
BY THE PINT.
GREAT BEERS & PUB FARE.
May 8-9. Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta. The
premier rowing event for American and Canadian College crews is held on the Schuylkill
River. www.dadvail.org
June 5-7. 84th Annual Rittenhouse Square Fine Art
Show at Rittenhouse Square,
18th and Walnut Streets.
Come to The Original Art Show
at this beautiful and historic
park and enjoy the artwork.
This is the oldest and one of the top art shows
of original artwork in the country and features over 140 professional artists. Friday 117, Saturday 11-7, Sunday 11-5 610/299-1343
RittenhouseSquareArt.com
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D1 Bru 1318 Chestnut St 215/800-1079
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bruphilly.com Bru is a modern American
gastropub meets “indoor German biergarten”
located 3 blocks from the Convention Center
in Midtown Village. Featuring 38 American
Craft & German drafts, a large bottled beer
selection from around the world, and a creative kitchen offering a local interpretation
of German favorites serving full menu from
11am ‘til 1am daily. Please check us out on
Facebook for a list of upcoming events @
www.facebook.com/BRUphilly.
D2 BurgerFi 44 N. 12th St (Home2Suites
D2
Hotel) 267/928-3882 BurgerFi.com BurgerFi
BURGERS and CHEESEBURGERS—Freerange, never-frozen, never-microwaved Angus beef (the best there is), with absolutely
no hormones, no antibiotics, no chemicals,
and no additives. That means better flavor
that’s better for you. BurgerFi FRIES—
fresh-cut with parmesan, chili, cheese, and a
bunch of other incredible toppings. BurgerFi
DRINKS—local craft beer and wine, plus Coca-Cola soda available without high fructose
corn syrup. BurgerFi DESSERTS—frozen,
delicious custards, concretes, and a whole lot
more. The BurgerFi MENU—All natural from
top to bottom.It’s better tasting, and a whole
lot better for you. BurgerFi mantra- “All Natural Tastes Better”. Join the Burgerfication of
the Nation!
D3 Chima Brazilian Steakhouse 1901 John
F.Kennedy Blvd.(corner of 20th St. and JFK)
215/525-3233. chimasteakhouse.com. Chima
provides authentic Brazilian cuisine served
rodizio style. Experience 17 kinds of meat
served by authentic Gauchos. Meals include
an all-inclusive salad bar with more than 40
items. Valet parking is available. Open MonThu 5:30pm-9:30pm, Fri-Sat 5:30pm-10pm,
Sun 4pm-9pm.
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D4 Cibo 1227 Walnut St 215/923-8208
cibophiladelphia.com
Cibo,
pronounced
LUNCH | DINNER | SUNDAY BRUNCH | HAPPY HOUR
OUR SECRET INGREDIENT.
ALL NATURAL BEEF.
PERFECT FOR SPECIAL
OCCASIONS, LIKE WHEN
Join us for the area’s freshest
premium seafood delivered daily,
Prime steaks, an impressive wine
cellar and our signature sweet
drop biscuits. Enjoy menu bests
including award-winning jumbo
lump crab cakes and char crusted
Hawaiian ahi tuna, and sip on
unique handcrafted cocktails like
our lemon basil Manhattan or
cucumber dill martini.
FARM-RAISED AND ALL NATURAL,
OUR BURGERFI BURGERS ARE
MADE OF 100% NATURAL BEEF.
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NOTHING LESS.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107
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“Chee-bo,” means food in Italian, but it’s more
than a feast for the senses. Cibo is a collaboration producing a most spectacular result
featuring Antonio Cardillo as Master Chef
with an all new menu, extended operating
hours and most exciting live music performed
by our diligent serving staff. Cibo offers the
complete dining experience that satisfies every need. In addition to the wonderful food, be
treated to nostalgic as well as contemporary
music performances in a relaxed and magical
atmosphere. Lunch 11am-3pm daily. Dinner
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and bar hours, Sun-Thu 5pm-10pm, Fri & Sat
5pm-11pm.
day at no charge. Open 7 days from 11:30am2am Kitchen open til midnight every night.
D5
D5 Cooperage 601 Walnut St in the Curtis Center (entrance off 7th and Sansom)
215/226-COOP (2667) www.cooperagephilly.
com For great domestic craft beer, and extensive wine and whiskey selections, head to
Cooperage, a New American gastropub located in the historic Curtis Center, just north of
Washington Square. Coop’s kitchen puts a fun
twist on comfort food, and a refreshing focus
on slow food, like oysters on the half shell,
and cheese and charcuterie boards put together from small American farms. Adjacent
is a small take-away café, where guests visiting nearby historical attractions may grab
a salad, sandwich, or delicious cup of coffee
to take with them on their excursions! Café
Mon-Fri 7am-6pm, Coop’s kitchen Mon-Fri
11am-1am, Sat 12-1am, Sunday 5pm-2am.
Bar open all day ‘til 2:00am.
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Finn McCool’s 118 S. 12th St
215/923/3090 finnmccoolsphilly.com. Finn
McCool’s is your “local Irish pub” located in
the heart of Center City. Finn’s offers a mix
of local craft beers and Irish pub staples on
draft. Visit us for our vibrant Happy Hour
(Mon-Fri 5-7), stop by for our gameday specials, book a private event upstairs in Room
12 Lounge, or stop by late night to enjoy a
Philly Cheesesteak with a pint! Please check
us out on Facebook for a list of upcoming
events @ http://www.facebook.con/finnsphilly.
D6 Devon Seafood Grill 225 S 18th St
215/546-5940 devonseafood.com. The menu
at this Rittenhouse Square restaurant changes constantly to reflect the fresh seafood
brought in daily from both coasts. Specialties
include award-winning Maryland-style crab
cakes and bottomless sweet biscuits. Open
Tue-Thurs 11am-11pm, Fri and Sat 11ammidnight, Sun and Mon 11am-10pm. Reservations accepted.
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Fogo De Chão 1337 Chestnut Street
215/636-9700. Fogo De Chão features continuous service of 15 different delectable cuts
of beef, pork, lamb and chicken. Our concept
also offers a sumptuous buffet of gourmet
salads and fresh cut vegetables, and a variety
of traditional side dishes to compliment the
meats. Fogo De Chão is open for lunch and
dinner and is ideal for both business and lei-
D7 Fergie’s Pub 1214 Sansom St 215/ 9288118. Fergies.com Nestled in the heart of
Center City, Fergie’s Pub is home to all the
best of a real Irish Pub: warm, friendly atmosphere and some of the best Guinness on tap
in the city. Voted the Best Neighborhood Bar
in Philadelphia. Our traditional Irish menu
includes shepherd’s pie, fish and chips and
burgers sure to please. We also specialize in
some barbeque fare featuring dry rubbed pork
spare ribs, beef brisket, and west Carolina
pulled pork, hickory smoked for 16 hours.
Thursday nights showcase the local favorite
Quizo game. Traditional Irish Music Session,
Saturday 4-7. Irish Ballad session Sunday
4-7. A variety of live music can be seen here
Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Satur-
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sure meals. It awes it’s patrons with quality,
delicious food and excellent service, while
keeping the culinary tradition alive. Weekdays: Lunch 11:30-2:30 and dinner 5:30-10.
Dinner only Saturday, 4:30-10:30. Dinner only
Sunday 4-9:30.
D9 Franky Bradley’s 1320 Chancellor St.,
corner of Juniper and Chancellor, 215/7350735 A nostalgic and eclectic restaurant and
bar in the heart of Center City, Franky Bradley’s serves up a feast for the senses. Great
craft beer and cocktails, as well as a unique
wine list compliment an engaging menu.
Items such as Lobster Pierogies, a Duck
Cuban Sandwich and a Cider braised Lamb
Shank are just some of the unique takes on
classics you’ll find at extremely reasonable
prices. The full menu is served every day until
1am. On the weekends, the second floor club
offers DJs, bands & dancing. Open daily at
5pm.
D10 Fratelli’s Italian Bistro 1339 Chestnut
St 215/731-0700 fratellisib.com Casual Italian Dining in an upscale setting for the Center
City crowd. Fratelli’s does all the classics,
balances this with a contemporary spread of
appetizers and flatbreads, and tops it off with
a nice wine list as well. Happy hour specials
daily Monday thru Friday from 3-7pm. Try the
new $25 prix-fixe menu or order from an extensive menu featuring pasta, seafood, chicken, veal and more pasta! Leave room to try
one of the homemade desserts like tiramisu
or Oreo cheesecake. Serving lunch Mon-Sat
and dinner nightly.
D11 Grace Tavern 23rd & South Sts (2229
Grays Ferry Ave) 215/893-9580. A lovingly
restored neighborhood tavern that features
great wine and spirits. Menu highlights include Jambalaya, Oyster Po’ Boy with remoulade sauce, fresh sausage sandwiches, and
pomme frites with Monk’s Bourbon Mayo.
Full menu 11:30 am-2am daily.
D12 Hard Rock Café Corner of 12th and
Market Streets 215/238-1000 hardrock.com
Our roots are in the southern cooking of our
founder’s home town of Memphis Tennessee!
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Enjoy great food, awesome merchandise, authentic memorabilia, and the best music the
city has to offer! Rock Shop open daily at
10am, Café daily at 11am. Rock this way!
Irish Pub 1123 Walnut St 215/925-3311 and
2007 Walnut St, 215/568-5603. High ceilings, carved cherrywood bar, stained glass
and signed photos of Irish-American celebrities enhance the decor. Irish-American fare.
Private room available for functions. Reservations for parties of 7 or more. DJ 9pm-11pm,
Wed- Sat. Mon-Sat, lunch 11am-2pm; dinner
2pm-1am. Sunday brunch 10am-2pm (2007
Walnut).
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D13 Maggiano’s Little Italy 1201 Filbert St
215/567-2020 maggianos.com. Maggiano’s
blends the tradition of family, good time with
friends, and authentic Italian cuisine. In a
vibrant dining atmosphere, filled with the
nostalgic Italian charm of red-checked tablecloths, and surrounded by walls covered in
family portraits, we welcome you to come celebrate and enjoy the Maggiano’s experience.
We work in a “made from scratch” kitchen,
replicating everyday recipes that have been in
our families for many, many years. Maggiano’s
offers an enticing menu full of Old and New
World Italian recipes, irresistible desserts,
a full list of select wines, & popular house
specialties. Mon-Thu 11:30am-10pm, Fri, Sat
11:30am-11pm, Sun 12-10pm.
D14 The Melting Pot 1219 Filbert St, Philadelphia 215/922-7002 and 150 Allendale
Road, King of Prussia 610/265-7195 www.
meltingpot.com. What’s new in Fondue? Well,
quite a lot…it’s much more than just cheese
and chocolate. The Melting Pot restaurant
features a relaxed yet upscale atmosphere
with private tables and attentive service. A
terrific blend of dinner and entertainment. A
four-course dinner consists of cheese fondue
prepared tableside, followed by a choice of
fresh salads. The entrée selection features
steak, chicken, seafood, pasta and vegetables.
Finish off with a delectable dessert array of
fresh fruit, rice krispies treats, brownies,
cheesecake and marshmallows served with
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choices of decadent chocolate fondue. Individual entrees also featured. And don’t forget
our extraordinary wine list. Reservations are
highly encouraged.
BIG FLAVOR IN
EVERY BITE.
12th & Filbert
215-567-2020
LUNCH | DINNER | BANQUET
CARRYOUT | DELIVERY
maggianos.com
$25.00 off any
$100 dinner bill
Offer not valid on holidays or
specials events
RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED
PHILADELPHIA - CENTER CITY • (215)
922-7002
MELTINGPOT.COM
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Mercato 1216 Spruce St, 215/985-BYOB. Located in a beautiful historic building, Mercato
is a new BYOB that focuses on market-fresh
food. While the menu has Italian accents such
as piadine – a pizza that is grilled, rather than
baked – and fresh pasta made in-house, it is
not limited to strictly Italian cuisine. Mercato
is a cash-only BYOB, open seven days a week:
Mon-Thurs, 5-10:30pm; Fri, Sat 5-11pm; Sun
5-10pm. Reservations are accepted only for
pre-theatre dining from 5-7pm. Reservations
are not accepted for other times.
D15 Midtown II Restaurant 122-124 S. 11
St. 215-627-6452 and 215/627-5568 www.
midtown2restaurant.com Family owned and
operated and proudly serving Philadelphia
since 1974. Conveniently located in Midtown
Village, we are walking distance from many
hotels, theatres, and shopping areas. Our
menu offers a wide variety of entrées from
breakfast, to sandwiches, salads, sauté dishes, seafood, pasta, comfort foods, desserts,
and more, just like mama used to make. And
our homemade soups are legendary! Visit us
online at to check out our daily specials. Free
delivery is always available within 5 blocks.
Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including all holidays, bet that you can always
count on us to satisfy your hunger with affordable prices and generous portions. So stop by
and say hello. There’s never a dull moment at
the Midtown!
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D16 Misconduct Tavern 1511 Locust St
215/732-5757 misconduct-tavern.com Located between Rittenhouse Square and the
Avenue of the Arts, Misconduct Tavern offers
freshly prepared foods in a neighborhood atmosphere, making it a destination for people
of all ages and interests. A popular spot for locals and tourists alike, Misconduct has something for everyone. Offering 12 rotating draft
beers featuring seasonal and local favorites as
well as 50+ bottled beers, There are 10 HD
flat screen TVs, carefully positioned to ensure
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great sight-lines for sporting events including
the NFL, MLB and NHL packages. Open from
11:30am-2am daily, serving food until 1:30am
every day.
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D17 Monk’s Café 264 S 16th St 215/5457005 www.monkscafe.com Consistently rated
“One of the Area’s Best” by Zagat, and winner of more than a dozen “Best Of Philly”
awards. If you’re visiting Philadelphia, you
must stop by Monk’s Café. Inspired by cozy
Belgian brasseries, this casual, affordable
OPEN 24/7
215-627-6452 • 122 S. 11th St
(2 blocks from the Convention Center)
www.midtown2restaurant.com
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neighborhood bistro is a great place to grab
a quick burger and fresh cut fries, or relax
over gourmet delicacies like steamed mussels, cured salmon, poached turbot, rack of
lamb, grilled steaks, duck breast, and vegetarian fare. Choose from over 200 world-class
beers, or sample one of the 20 Belgian Ales
on tap – the largest selection of its kind in the
country. Sun brunch 11am-5pm. Kitchen open
11:30am- 1am nightly. Bar open 11:30am2am nightly.
Olive Garden 1346 Chestnut Street 215/5467950 olivegarden.com. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, you’ll feel right
at home here. You’ll get the same great food
and friendly service you’re accustomed to at
your hometown Olive Garden. At Olive Garden, Italy is the root of our inspiration and
Passion! All of Olive Garden’s chefs study in
Tuscany learning how to combine fresh ingredients to create authentic Italian foods that
you’ll enjoy sharing with family and friends.
Try our classic Italian dishes like lasagna,
eggplant Parmigiana, and five-cheese ziti, or
enjoy one of our steak, chicken, seafood, or
fish entrees. Open Sun-Thu 11-10, Fri & Sat
11-11.
maki, all served by a helpful and efficient
staff. Serving lunch Mon-Fri and dinner 7
nights.
D18 Ruth’s Chris Steak House 260 S Broad
St 215/790-1515 and 220 N. Gulph Rd, King
of Prussia 610/992-1818. www.ruthschrissteakhouse.com. Tender, flavorful steak,
never frozen. Richly marbled, corn-fed, US
prime beef hand-cut daily, broiled to perfection and served sizzling. Serving seafood,
fresh vegetable dishes, and eight kinds of
potatoes. Select from an assortment of wines
and homemade desserts. Open daily, 5pmlate. All major credit cards accepted. Valet
parking available.
Tabu Lounge and Sports Bar 200 S 12th St
(between Walnut & Locust St) 215/964-9675
tabuphilly.com Tabu was created to serve one
of the most diverse neighborhoods in Philadelphia. A sports bar alongside a lounge, both
serving some of the finest local craft beers
and comfort food. Tabu is located in walking
distance to the convention center, several lo-
D19 Shiroi Hana 222 S. 15th St 215/735D19
4444 shiroihana.com Since 1984, Shiroi
Hana has been serving extraordinary Japanese cuisine in the heart of Center City and
the esteemed Theater District. Shiroi Hana
offers impeccably fresh fish at the full-scale
sushi bar, amazing appetizers, flavorful teriyaki, crispy tempura and their famous special
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Serving Extraordinary
Japanese Cuisine
Since 1984
222 S. 15th St | 215-735-4444
shiroihana.com
great
enjoy a
steak
night out over
and fine wine.
Philadelphia | 215.790.1515 | 260 South Broad St.
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D1 Bru................................................p. 14
D2 BurgerFi....................................,...p. 14
D3 Chima Brazilian Steakhouse.........p. 16
D4 Cibo Ristorante Italiano................p. 17
D5 Cooperage.....................................p. 15
D6 Devon Seafood Grille...................p. 15
D7 Fergie’s Pub..................................p. 17
D8 Finn McCool’s...............................p. 18
D9 Franky Bradley’s...........................p. 18
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Fratelli’s Italian Bistro................p. 19
Grace Tavern...............................p. 19
Hard Rock Cafe...........................p. 48
Maggiano’s..................................p. 20
The Melting Pot..........................p. 20
Midtown II Restaurant...............p. 22
Misconduct Tavern.....................p. 22
Monk’s Café................................p. 21
Ruth’s Chris Steak House............p. 23
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Shiroi Hana.................................p. 23
The Tavern..................................p. 26
Xiandu Thai Fusion.....................p. 26
Zio’s Brick Oven Pizza..................p. 27
University City
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U1 The Restaurant School.................p. 27
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A1 The Belgian Café...........................p. 28
A2 Water Works Restaurant...............p. 29
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C1 Asian Cuisine-Nan Yang................p. 41
C2 Banana Leaf..................................p.
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C3 E Mie.............................................p. 40
C4 Hippot Shabu Shabu......................p. 39
C5 Imperial Inn...................................p. 40
C6 Joy Tsin Lau Restaurant................p. 40
C7 Lee How Fook................................p. 41
C8 Penang—Malaysian Cuisine.........p. 41
C9 Pho Cali Authentic Vietnamese.....p. 41
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C11 Simply Shabu...............................p. 42
C12 Tai Lake Restaurant.....................p. 43
C13 Tea-Do...........................................p. 42
C14 Vietnam Palace.............................p. 43
C15 Xi’an Sizzling Woks.......................p. 43
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O1 2nd Story Brewing Company.........p. 31
O2 Dave & Buster’s............................p. 32
O3 JJ Bootleggers................................p. 33
O4 Karma...........................................p. 31
O5 The Victoria Freehouse..................p. 33
O6 Xi’an Cuisine and Bar....................p. 32
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S1 The Boyler Room..........................p. 35
S2 Brauhaus Schmitz.........................p. 34
S3 Copabanana...................................p. 36
S4 Istanbul.........................................p. 34
S5 Johnny Rockets.............................p. 35
S6 Jim’s Steaks...................................p. 36
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cal theaters, as well as Antique Row. Nestled
in the heart of the “Gayborhood”, Tabu opens
its doors to a wonderful mixed crowd where
EVERYONE is welcome. Open 7 days a week
noon to 2am. Kitchen open noon to 10pm.
D20 The Tavern 243 South Camac St 215/
D20
545-1102 TheTavernPhilly.com Graze, Imbibe
& Relax. The Tavern Features fresh American bar fare from Chef Mackenzie Hilton.
Menu highlights include Pork Belly Sliders, Fried Monkfish “Po Boys”, and Braised,
Shredded Duck Sandwich. Classic cocktails,
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local brews, reasonable wines. Open Sun,
Mon, Wed and Thu 6pm-1am, Fri and Sat
6pm-2am. Closed Tuesday.
Tir Na Nog Philadelphia at the Phoenix
1600 Arch St. 267/514-1700 tirnanogphilly.
com Tir Na Nog, ranked by Zagat as the 4th
greatest Irish Pub in the country, is located
in the heart of center city just 2 blocks from
the Convention Center. Voted “The Best Guinness Pint” and voted “Best After Work Happy
Hour” by City Search. So come join us for a
few pints or drinks, dine in our cozy cottage
by the warmth of our fireplace, or sit on our
outdoor patio with great views of the city. Fri
11:30am-2am, Sat 10am-2am, Sun 10-am1am.
D21 Xiandu Thai Fusion 1119 Walnut St.
215/940-8855 xianduthai.com Enjoy Philly’s
finest Thai cuisine prepared by renowned
Chef Ung Thu, recently of Café Asean, in
New York’s West Village. BYOB. Open Sun 12
noon-10pm, Mon-Thu 11:30am-10pm, Fri &
Sat 11:30am-11:30pm.
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D22 Zio’s Brick Oven Pizza 111 S. 13th
St 215/627-1615 ziosbrickoven.com Located
right in the heart of center city a just a few
blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention
Center, Zio’s serves the city’s finest pizza
plus a huge selection of cheesesteaks, hoagies, burgers, wraps, paninis, panzarotti and
so much more! Corporate accounts welcome.
BYOB. Open Mon-Wed 10am-9pm, Thu 10am10pm, Fri & Sat 10am-12am, Sun 11am-9pm.
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University City
Baby Blues BBQ 3402 Sansom St 215/2224444 babybluesbbq.com The first East Coast
location of a West Coast barbecue legend, run
by former Philadelphians, has landed in the
heart of University City. Brothers Steve and
Danny Fischer specialize in house-smoked
meats done Memphis and Texas styles. Try
their famous pulled pork, baby back ribs,
brisket, catfish, or chicken. Open daily for
lunch, dinner and late night.
U1 The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill
College 42nd and Walnut Sts 215/222-4200
walnuthillcollege.edu. The hospitality leaders and chefs of tomorrow staff four theme
restaurants: The Italian Trattoria (Tue-Sat
6-9:30pm): The American Heartland Restaurant (Tue-Sat 6-9:30pm); The European
Courtyard (Tue-Sat 5:30-10pm) and the Great
Chefs of Philadelphia Restaurant (Tue-Sat
6-9pm). Visit our pastry shop open Mon-Sat
7:30am-6pm. Complimentary on-site parking. Reservations suggested. Closed July &
August.
111 South 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215-627-1615 • 215-627-5018
www.ziosbrickoven.com
St. Declan’s Well 3131 Walnut St. 215/8830965 stdeclanswell.com Come visit the finest
Irish Pub and Restaurant in Philadelphia,
with beautiful décor inspired by pubs found
in Ireland. Conveniently located in University
City. Offering traditional Irish favorites and
a vast array of international, domestic and
craft beers on tap. The warmest of Irish hospitality and the perfect pint. Slainte!
ART MUSEUM
Bishops Collar 2349 Fairmount Ave 215/7651616. With an ever-changing selection of mi-
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crobrews, 20-oz. pints of Guinness & Bass,
and a great jukebox, you know you’re at the
right place! This Art-Museum-Area bar provides a cozy atmosphere and an inexpensive,
creative pub fare menu. Relax outside with a
drink, or sip a beer or wines by the glass inside as you enjoy great music. Tues-Sun, 112am. Mon 3pm-2am. Sun Brunch 11am-4pm.
Open daily for lunch, dinner and late night.
A1 The Belgian Café 21st & Green Sts,
215/235-3500. This latest addition to the
popular Art Museum area restaurant scene
brings an astounding selection of over 200
bottled beers, a dozen well tended drafts,
fine spirits, and great wines by the glass and
bottle. The old world bar serves a delicious
Belgian-inspired menu in a beautiful dining
room showcasing nouveau-style painting, or
outside in the large wrap-around sidewalk
café. Full menu served 11:30am- Midnight
daily. Saturday and Sunday brunch served
11am-5pm. Bar is open until 2am nightly.
Doma 1822 Callowhill St 215/564-1114
domarestaurant.com. At Doma, we serve con-
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temporary Japanese cuisine and world-class
sushi in a vibrant and contemporary ambience, ideal for a casual meal with friends or
for entertaining special guests. From sushi
to handrolls, tempura to teriyaki, you’ll discover your new favorite Japanese dish here.
We take pride in our awesome food and our
heartwarming service. Come and experience
Japanese food at its most exquisite. Open for
lunch Tuesday-Friday, dinner 7 nights.
Fare 2028 Fairmount Ave., 267/639-3063.
www.farerestaurant.com Fare is a restaurant
and bar offering a variety of freshly prepared
options while keeping our mission to use
Local, Sustainable, Organic, Artisan, and
Crafted foods. Our menu features American
cuisine with many seafood options. For a
quick bite, try our featured flatbreads, fresh
cut parmesan truffle fries, or crispy tuna roll.
Enjoy perfectly prepared entrees including
pasta, steak, and fresh fish, with specials
daily. Relax with one of our artfully made
cocktails, or choose from our great selection
of beer, wine, and spirits. Dine on the patio
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to enjoy our unique vertical garden. Serving
Lunch; Mon. –Fri. 11:00am – 3:30pm; Dinner;
Sun. – Thurs 4:30pm – 10:00pm; Dinner: Fri
& Sat 4:30pm – 11:00pm; Brunch: Sat & Sun
9:00am – 3:30pm; Bar: Menu 7 days a week
11:00am to close.
Gyu-Kaku 1901 Callowhill St 267 603-9482
gyu-kaku.com Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Restaurant provides a fun and interactive dining
experience. Cook you own beef, pork, poultry,
seafood, vegetables and even desserts on
your own in-table roaster. With over 650 locations world-wide, Gyu-Kaku specializes in delivering happiness through the food and dining experience. Full service bar plus a great
selection of Sake. Open for dinner Sun-Thu
5-9, Fri and Sat 5-10.
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A2 Water Works Restaurant and Lounge
640 Waterworks Dr; 215/236- 9000; www.
thewaterworksrestaurant.com. Built in 1812,
the Fairmount Water Works was an architectural and engineering marvel. Today, this
National Historic Landmark is home to worldclass cuisine and the magical dining experi-
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ence. Dine beneath the high barrel-vaulted
ceiling of the Engine House or the glass enclosed Solarium. Enjoy intimate dining in the
Breezeway and cocktails in the Caretaker’s
Lounge. Our Riverside Veranda offers breathtaking views of the Schuylkill River & famed
Boathouse Row.
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Adobe Café 1919 East Passyunk Ave
215/551-2243 and 4550 Mitchell St Roxborough 215/483-3947 www.adobecafephilly.
com The Adobe serves high quality, moderately priced Southwestern cuisine. They also offer a complete vegetarian menu. Dress casually and enjoy their vacation-like atmosphere.
Open Thu-Sun 11:30 for lunch through dinner, Mon-Wed open 4pm, Happy hour Mon-Fri
4:30-6:30. Every Monday is Fiesta night: 2
dinner entrees and a pitcher of beer or margaritas for only $30!
Smokin’ John’s Bar-B-Que 4258 Main St.
smokinjohnsmanayunk.com From the people
who brought you Winnie’s Le Bus, Smokin’
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Enjoy dining al fresco at Winnie’s LeBus.
John’s offers a full complement of ‘cue –
ribs, rotisserie chicken, brisket, salmon –
all cooked with fruit wood in a Cookshack
smoker. Serving dry-rub with sauce on the
side. Choose your food at the counter, get it
weighed, pay, and eat in a communal seating.
A great selection of craft beer too!
Winnie’s Le Bus 4266 Main St 215/4872663. Hip restaurant located on Main Street.
The best crab cakes in town, interesting salads, great burgers, great selection of desserts
and artisan breads. Outdoor seating available
to watch the sights on Main Street. Serving
Sunday brunch, breakfast, lunch and dinners.
Casual yet interesting menu. Mon-Fri Breakfast, 9am-11am; Lunch 11am-3pm. Dinner
Maggiano’s Little Italy 2000 Route 38
#1180, Cherry Hill 856/792-4470 maggianos.
com Maggiano’s blends the tradition of family,
good times with friends, and authentic Italian cuisine. In a vibrant dining atmosphere,
filled with the nostalgic Italian charm of
red-checked tablecloths, and surrounded by
walls covered in family portraits, we welcome
you to come celebrate and enjoy the Maggaino’s experience. We work in a “made from
scratch” kitchen, replicating everyday recipes
that have been in our families for many, many
years. Maggiano’s offers an enticing menu full
of Old and New World Italian recipes, irresistible desserts, a full list of select wines, and
popular house specialties. Mon-Thu 11:30am10pm, Fri, Sat 11:30am-11pm, Sun 12-10pm.
Whole Hog Café 2321 Route 70 West Cherry
Hill 856/910-8060 WholeHogCafe.com. Located just minutes across the Ben Franklin
Bridge from Center City Philly, Whole Hog
Café serves up their World Champion Barbeque featuring award-winning ribs, beef brisket, smoked sausage and more. Top it off with
one of seven different Whole Hog Barbecue
Sauces. Then try some of their amazing sides
like potato salad, coleslaw and baked beans.
BYOB. Open Sun-Thu 11-9, Fri-Sat11-10.
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O1 2nd Story Brewing Company: A craft
brewery and restaurant located at 117 Chestnut St. (267-314-5770) At 2nd Story, our
passion is crafting good beer, good food, and
enjoying it all with friends. We feature 10+
house beers all brewed on premises, plus a
full bar with wine and hand-crafted cocktails.
Our kitchen is open for lunch, dinner, and
late-night bites. See more at 2ndstorybrewing.com.
4 Fathers Philadelphia 319 Market St
215/574-8880 4fatherphilly.com Come visit
the only bar and restaurant in the city dedicated to Philly history and the Founding Fathers. Try the Betsy Ross Burger, the Washington Wedge Salad, or Ben’s Beer Battered
Shrimp. Offering a huge selection of local
and craft beers plus signature cocktails. Live
entertainment seven nights a week. Sunday
Brunch and a full kids menu.
ale was flowing and dining was more than a
necessity, it was an experience. Enjoy George
Washington Ale made from an authentic recipe. Our authentically garbed staff await your
arrival. Come and enjoy a taste of history!
Open daily. Lunch begins 11:30am. Dinner
from 4pm Mon-Sat; Sun from 3pm.
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Sun-Thurs 4:30-10pm; Fri, Sat 4:30-11pm.
Brunch Sat, Sun 9-3.
O2 Dave & Busters 325 N. Columbus Blvd.
215/413-1951 daveandbusters.com .Ready!
Set! HAVE FUN! There’s so much fun at Dave
and Busters, you could get lost before you
even get going! We’ve got more than 200
games in our Million Dollar Midway. Win
City Tavern 2nd & Walnut Sts 215/4131443. Follow us back to the 18th century to
a time when a revolution was brewing, the
Craft Brewery and Restaurant
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- full bar featuring cocktails, wines and more
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tickets playing our games and turn them in
for great prizes in the Winner’s Circle. Hungry yet? Grab an appetizer at the bar, or head
into our dining room for awesome dishes created by our fun-loving chefs. With a full menu
featuring burgers, steaks, seafood, pasta, salads and more, you’re sure to find something
that satisfies.
O3 JJ Bootleggers 35 S 2nd St 215/9233300 jjbootleggers.com JJ Bootleggers, one of
Pennsylvania’s first moonshine-themed restaurants and bars, is located in the country’s
birthplace, Old City Philadelphia. The bar offers a great selection of libations but likes to
focus on moonshine and moonshine signature
cocktails. We did not forget about the beer
lovers as we offer 10 rotating drafts and a
wide selection of canned and bottled beers.
Our menu, created by Chef Santino, was designed to offer some of your favorite comfort
foods with an optional moonshine twist. The
menu and atmosphere is perfect for a nice sit
down dinner or for partying with a group of
friends, choosing several different small bites
to sample and share.
O4 Karma Indian Restaurant and Bar
114 Chestnut St 215/925-1444 This Best of
Philly winner in the Old City restaurant district serves authentic Indian cuisine. Executive Chef Ramprasath Giarola has created a
special menu, blending traditional classic and
nouvelle influences. Daily lunch buffet from
11:30am-3:30pm. Then serving dinner until
10pm Sun-Thu and until 11pm Fri & Sat.
LaScala’s 615 Chestnut St (corner of 7th &
Chestnut) 215/928-0900 www.lascalasphilly.
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com. LaScala’s is located in the heart of historic Philadelphia. La Scala’s offers a vast
menu of Italian American Home-style dishes,
a full bar and an extensive wine list.
Nick’s Roast Beef Bar and Grille 16 South
2nd St 215/928-9411. Famous for roast beef
and roast pork sandwiches, our menu also
features Philly cheesesteaks along with a
wide selection of hot and cold sandwiches.
Also serving a selection of entrees featuring
pasta and seafood available after 4:00 pm daily.
Daily 11-2am. All major credit cards accepted.
handmade noodles, seafood, beef, pork and
chicken dishes plus a full bar. Private Karaoke rooms and KTV upstairs. Weekday happy
hour 5-7pm offering 50% off appetizers and
$3 craft beers. $5 off purchase of $50 or more.
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O5 The Victoria Freehouse 10 S. Front St
215/543-6089 victoriafreehouse.com. We are
about authentic British food and craft brews.
We want to bring you the whole British experience, from pub snacks to curries to a fullon Sunday roast, coupled with pub-friendly
wines, brews, and a friendly football match on
the telly. We are passionate about good food
and good beer. Spread the word and bring a
friend down to the old Victoria! Open MonWed 12pm-11pm, Thu 12pm-12am, Fri-Sat
12pm-late night, Sun 11am-12am.
O6 Xi’an Cuisine and Bar 120 Chestnut St
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215/627-1688 www.xiancuisine.com Located
right in the heart of Historic Old City, Xi’an
Cuisine and Bar offers the finest in Chinese
cuisine downstairs and the finest in nightlife upstairs. Their amazing menu features
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and sold by the meter, and our Rotisserie Schweinshaxe. Our atmosphere promises to leave
everyone who visits with a feeling of Gemutlichkeit. Also visit Wursthaus Schmitz, our German
delicatessen in the Reading Terminal Market at
12th and Filbert.
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Cavanaugh’s Headhouse 421 S. 2nd St. 19147
215/928-9307 CavsPhilly.com
Cavanaugh’s
Headhouse is a charming traditional pub located right off South Street across from historic
Headhouse Square. With multiple bar rooms for
drinking, eating, darts and more, Cav’s Headhouse is the spot for everything from happy
hours to private affairs. Featuring Cavanaugh’s
famous gastropub favorites along with hearty
UK staples, Cavanaugh’s Headhouse is easily
accessible from Society Hill, Queens Village, and
Penn’s Landing. Visit Cavsphilly.com.
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S3 Copabanana 4th & South Sts 215/923-6180
Good times and good food are right around the
corner. People watching is the favorite pastime
at this tropical neon fantasy bar and grill overlooking South Street. TexMex food, gourmet
burgers and upbeat music make this a hot spot.
11:30 2am daily. No reservations.
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S1 The Boyler Room 328 South Street
215/413-8294 TheBoylerRoom.com Good Food,
Good Friends and Good Times! Located right
in the heart of South Street, The Boyler Room
offers traditional pub fare with a Philly twist!
Build your own burger, 5 kinds of grilled cheese
sandwiches and no visit to Philly is complete
without their amazing cheesesteak! A large selection of local and imported beers. Daily specials. Open 11am-2am daily.
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S4 Istanbul Restaurant and Lounge 216
South Street 267/639-3214 istanbullounge.us
Located right in the heart of South Street, Istanbul Lounge offers extraordinary Turkish and
Mediterranean cuisine in a vibrant setting. The
large menu features organic lamb, chicken, Top
Choice Black Angus Steaks, fresh seafood as
well as traditional vegetarian dishes. Istanbul
Lounge is known for the best Kebabs in the city!
Open Sun-Thu 11am-12am, Fri and Sat 11am3am.
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S2 Brauhaus Schmitz 718 South Street
267/909-8814 brauhausschmitz.com. Brauhaus Schmitz is Philadelphia’s only authentic
German Bierhall and Restaurant. Located on
historic South Street, Brauhaus Schmitz is the
perfect place to bring family and friends for an
enjoyable afternoon or evening in the city. We
specialize in all things German; food, service,
music and, of course, beer. We feature a selection of 30 imported draught beers (16 exclusively German) as well as 100 bottled beers.
The menu is also sure to please with traditional
German fare sure to make anyone a fan of German cuisine. Try our bratwurst, made in-house
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S5 Johnny Rockets 443 South St 215/8299222. Voted “Top 10 Best Family-Friendly
Restaurant” and “Top 10 Best Hamburger” by
Citysearch. Johnny Rockets was founded on
the belief that everyone deserves a place where
they can experience food, fun, and friendliness.
Guests enjoy the All-American diner look and
feel, servers who know the secret to getting the
ketchup out of the bottle, and tabletop jukeboxes that belt tunes for a nickel. The All-American
menu includes juicy hamburgers, hand-dipped
malts and shakes, and freshly baked apple pie.
Sun-Wed 9am-11pm. Thurs 9am-midnight. Fri,
Sat 9-2am.
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S6 Jim’s Steaks 400 South St 215/928-1911.
Serving Philadelphia’s best cheesesteaks is
more than just a local tradition, it is a happening. As you order directly from the Grill-Man,
thinly sliced USDA Choice BLACK ANGUS
steak is cooked to sizzling perfection. Tell him
your choice of cheese and toppings including;
Fried Onions, Mushrooms, Sweet Peppers, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pizza Sauce and Hots! Located
on the corner of 4th and South Streets close to
the historic district. Great people-watching too!
Jim’s is open Mon-Thu 10am-1am, Fri-Sat 10am3am, and Sun 11am-1am.
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EAST PASSYUNK AVENUE
East Passyunk Avenue is the cultural and commercial heart of South Philadelphia. This retail
and entertainment destination offers a variety
of women’s and men’s clothing shops, jewelry
stores, children’s boutiques and salons. There
is no better place to experience true South
Philly dining than “Restaurant Row” in the
1600 and 1900 blocks of the Avenue.
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9th from Christian to Wharton Sts 215/9235637. From the makings of travel freddo to
the workings of a ravioli machine, Philadelphia’s Italian Market features more than 100
shops that reflect the Italian heritage of the
original founders of the market, as well as
vendors from Southeast Asia and the Middle
East. Tue-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-2pm.
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P1 Dante and Luigi’s Corner of 10th and
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Catherine Sts 215/922-9501 danteandluigis.
com Philadelphia’s oldest Italian restaurant
established in 1899. Winner of Philadelphia
Magazine’s “Best of Philly 2010.” Operating
continually for 115 years, serving traditional
homemade dishes, including their 20oz. veal
chop and specialty osso buco, making this a
“MUST STOP.” Come dine in a charming old
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P2 J&J’s South Philly Pizza 1177 S 9th St
215/551-1234 j-jpizza.com Located at the
most exciting intersection in South Philly,
J&Js serves Philly’s greatest pizza plus a huge
selection of cheesesteaks, hoagies, panzarotti, and much, much more! No visit to Philly
is complete without a trip to J&Js! Open SunThu 8am-12am, Fri and Sat 8am-1am.
P3 Mekong River 1120 S. Front St 215/4676100 mekongriverphilly.com The Ma family has been serving traditional Vietnamese
cuisine to Philadelphians for over 2 decades
and now has opened their second restaurant,
Mekong River. The vision for Mekong River
is simple – authentic food, comfortable environment, great service and reasonable prices..
Some signature dishes include Pork Chop and
Rice, Pho (beef noodle soup). Open Sun-Thu
10am-10pm, Fri & Sat 10:30am-10:30pm.
Photograph by Allen Chien
world parlor atmosphere of yesterday. Private
room for parties up to 50. Discount for cash
payment. Tues-Thurs 11:30am-9:30pm, Fri
11:30am-10:30pm, Sat 3pm-10:30pm, Sun
3pm-9:30pm.
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C1 Asian Cuisine-Nan Yang Asian CuisineNan Yang 932 Race St 215/238-1288 Nan Yang
offers a variety of Asian cuisines such as Malaysian, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese. House
specialties include Prawn Mee: Egg noodles
with shredded pork, shrimp, vegetables, and
bean sprouts in shrimp broth, Duck Salad
(Thai Style): pineapple, cucumber, minced leaf
and onion with a mild spicy flavor, Tomyam
Fried Rice: Peas, carrots bean sprouts, onions with chicken and shrimp, Sambala Spicy
Chicken: Breaded boneless chicken with dried
pepper and Coconut Prawns: Breaded Jumbo
Shrimp with coconut and mayonnaise. KTV.
Open Mon-Thu 11am-2am, Fri & Sat 11am4am, Sun 11am-2am.
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C2 Banana Leaf 1009 Arch St 215/592-8288.
Located next to the Pennsylvania Convention
Center in Philadelphia’s Chinatown section.
Ralph’s Italian Restaurant 760 S 9th St
215/627-6011. Ralph’s has been in business
since 1900. Five generations of the same family have owned and operated the restaurant
since its inception. Others may claim it, but
Ralph’s is the oldest family-owned restaurant
in the country. Everything is made to order
with the finest ingredients used in recipes
that have been passed down from one generation to another. Nightly specials. Room available for parties up to 60 persons. Lunch and
Dinner and daily.
P4 The Victor Café 1303 Dickinson St.
215/468-3040 This “music lovers rendezvous” has been family owned and operated
since 1918 and features live opera performed 7
nights a week. All ages come for Northern Italian cuisine ranging in price from $8-$30. Special events may be booked for lunch or dinner.
Cocktail hours with hot and cold butlered hors
d’oeuvres may be arranged. Come upstairs and
visit our romantic lounge.
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Taste the Real Hot Pot!
Not only will you enjoy a terriic meal...
You’ll be the chef too!
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Come and enjoy our dining and open-kitchen
environment that will leave you refreshed.
Open for lunch, dinner and late-night. Banana
Leaf offers authentic Malaysian Cuisine such
as homemade Roti Canai dip with Curry sauce.
Or, try our Mango chicken or shrimp made
with fresh mango.Try our coconut pudding
or one of our other homemade desserts. Our
famous ABC drink is made with milk, plum
seeds, red rose syrup and jelly. BYOB. Open
7 days 11am-1am. Smoke-free environment.
Visa, MC accepted.
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1026 Race Street • 215-592-7227/7226/7228
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Bar-Ly 101 N 11th St 215/922-2688 Bar-ly.
com Conveniently located across from the Convention Center, Bar-Ly is a unique Asian Pub,
boasting 60 different beers on tap, with over
20 TVs to watch all your favorite events. Enjoy a daily Happy Hour, 3:30-6:30, or come out
for our “Late Night @ Bar-Ly Sun-Thu 10pm12am. Swing by for our Monday Night Raw
“Industry Night” or bring your friends out to
play Quizzo on Tuesdays! Open Mon-Fri 3pm2am, Sat & Sun 11:30am-2:00am.
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C3 Emei 915 Arch St 215/627-2500 Philadelphia Weekly raves about Chinatown’s newest
restaurant, saying “Emei is at its best when
it lets its Szechuan flag fly and it doesn’t hold
back on the fireworks that make this kind of
food so special.” House specialties include
Sliced Beef and Tripe, Hot and Sour Soup, and
Smoked Pork with Garlic Shoot. Open MonThu 11am-10:30 pm, Fri-Sat 11am-11pm, Sun
noon-10pm.
Erawan Thai Cuisine 925 Arch St 215/9227135 www.erawanchinatown.com Take your
taste buds on an Asian excursion by making a
trip to Erawan Thai Cuisine, voted “Excellent”
by Zagat’s Guide. Three-course lunch specials
starting at $7.95 + tax Mon-Fri. Erawan is famous for their amazing Crispy Duckling with
red curry sauce. Other house specials include
Chicken Satay, and Imperial Golden Bag, a famous Thai specialty appetizer. Also try their
savory Yen-Ta 4, a very unique dish available
at only a handful of Thai restaurants across
the country. BYOB Open Mon-Fri, lunch
11:30am-3:00pm, dinner 4:00pm-10:00 pm,
Sat 12 noon -10:30pm, Sun 12noon-10pm.
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C4 Hippot Shabu Shabu 1002 Arch St
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215/928-8838 hippotpa.com Want to enjoy a
terrific meal with family and friends? Hippot
Shabu Shabu serves you Hot Pot, the most traditional Chinese stew with our fresh selected
ingredients and tasty dipping sauces in a welcome and fun environment. Not only will you
enjoy an amazing meal but you get to be the
chef too! Start with perfectly marbled meats,
mushrooms, handmade noodles, vegetables,
seafood, add it to our deliciously prepared
broths and create an amazing meal. Open SunThu 11:30am-1am, Fri & Sat 11:30am-2am.
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C5 Imperial Inn 142 N. 10th St 215/627-5588
Come visit a Philadelphia institution, serving
traditional, authentic Chinese cuisine to visitors and locals alike for over 40 years. Imperial serves some of the finest Dim Sum in Philly
plus has a huge selection of beef, chicken and
seafood dishes. Full bar with a great selection
of cocktails, beer and wine. Located right in
the heart of Chinatown just 2 blocks from the
Pennsylvania Convention Center. Open SunThu 11am-12am, Fri & Sat 10:30 am-1am.
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C6 Joy Tsin Lau Restaurant 1026-28 Race
St, 215/592-7226/7227/7228. All authentic
Chinese cuisine are served: Cantonese, Szechwan, and Mandarin. Dim Sum 7 days a week.
Full bar for table service. Impressive Imperial Chinese decor and an economically priced
menu. Dine where the Chinese dine out most.
Banquet and Convention facilities accommodate up to 400 people in one room with a stage.
Mon- Thurs 11am-Midnight. Fri, Sat 11-1am;
Sun 10:30am - Midnight.
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C7 Lee How Fook 219 N 11th St 215/9257266 LeeHowFookPhilly.co Lee How Fook has
been in business for over 30 years. Lee How
Fook today is a modern day BYOB with an
authentic take to Chinese cuisine. Maintaining the original recipes of his father-in-law but
adding a new twist to the menu. We are a family friendly restaurant welcoming people of all
ages. We strive to ensure the best experience
of authentic Chinese cuisine every visit and
consider everyone a part of our family. We look
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C8 Penang Malaysian Cuisine 117 N 10th St,
215/4132531. Experience authentic Malaysian
cuisine in an exciting contemporary setting.
You can count on a very knowledgeable staff
to help guide you through the extensive menu
filled with taste sensations. The famous roti
canai is a must to start! Recommended: Jumbo
Prawns or Steamed Fish with a selection of
sauces, Yampot, Mango Chicken. Be sure and
cap off your meal with a succulent peanut
pancake. Seven days, lunch and dinner. Open
11:30 am-1 am daily. Beer and wine served.
Visa, MC, AMEX.
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C9 Pho Cali Authentic Vietnamese Restaurant 1000 Arch St 215/629-1888 Located
in the heart of Chinatown and just one block
from the Convention Center, Pho Cali provides
a blend of Vietnamese cooking and the opportunity to enjoy popular Vietnamese comfort
foods in a relaxed atmosphere. Pho, the house
specialty, is a beef noodle raised to the ‘n’th
degree. Pho noodles are made from the finest white rice and mung beans. Open Sun-Thu
10:30am-10:30pm, Fri & Sat 11:am-11pm.
Visa, Master Card (min. $15) accepted.
C10 Red Kings 2 Restaurant 1006 Race St
215/238-1392
www.facebook.com/redkingsrestaurantinc Visit one of Chinatown’s newest restaurants, serving dinner and late night
7 days a week, and serving some of the finest
Sichuan cuisine in the city. Sichuan is known as
the “heavenly country” due to its abundance of
food and natural resources. Some of Red Kings’
house specialties include Dan Dan Noodle,
Boiled Fish Fillet in Chile Sauce, Crispy Whole
Sea Bass in Sweet and Sour Sauce, and Szechuan Beef Tenderloin. BYOB. Karaoke and VIP
Room. Open Sun-Thu 4pm-2am, Fri and Sat
4pm-3am.
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C11 Simply Shabu 1023 Cherry St. 267/2254075 simplyshabu.com Simply Shabu is the
first Hot Pot-only restaurant in Chinatown that
highlights fresh and local ingredients. Hot Pot
is an Asian-style fondue in which various meats,
seafood, and vegetables are cooked in a broth
& eaten with a dipping sauce. Good for meateaters, seafood lovers, vegetarians & those
with gluten allergies. BYO. Mon-Thu 5-10pm,
Fri 5-11pm, Sat 11am-11pm, Sun 11am-10pm.
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C12 Tai Lake Restaurant 134 N 10th St
215/9220698. tailakeseafoodrest.com Recently named one of the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the country by Chinese Restaurant
News. The best seafood in Chinatown, Cantonese and Szechuan cuisines, Hong Kongstyle,
variety of cocktails. Featuring striped bass,
live shrimp, frog and more. Banquet rooms for
up to 120. Open 7 days, 4pm-3am.
Tango 1021 Arch St 215/925-8100 tangophilly.
com Come visit Chinatown’s newest & largest
restaurant and entertainment venue. Featuring a Sports Bar, private Karaoke rooms & 2
floors of entertainment. Philly’s best Karaoke!
Try their amazing Noodle Bar, serving until 4am
weekends & 3am weeknights. Located right
next to the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
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C13 Tea-Do 132 N 10th St 215/925-8889 TeaDo.com Tea Do is a contemporary tea house
located right in the heart of Chinatown, offering a wide variety of Bubble Teas, onigiri and
appetizers. A great place to hang out and play
Jenga too!
C14 Vietnam Palace 222 N 11th St 215/5929596. vietnampalace.net. Located a half-block
from the Convention Center, this Vietnamese
gem serves some the most delicious Southeast Asian cuisines. Try the “Soft Shell Crabs,”
Chicken sauteed with lemon grass or even the
traditional “Pho Tai,” a beef noodle soup that
is hearty enough to satisfy as a meal. Full bar
with an amazing selection of martinis and specialty drinks plus an extensive beer and wine
list. Banquet room seats up 120 people. Rated
highly by Zagat. MC, Visa, Amex, Discover. SunThurs 11am-9:30pm. Fri, Sat 11am-10:30pm.
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C15 Xi’an Sizzling Woks 902 Arch St
215/9251688 xian-sizzlingwoks.com Xi’an Sizzling Woks serves what many have called “the
best Chinese food I’ve ever tasted!” Offering an
amazing selection of seafood, beef pork, chicken and vegetarian dishes. House specialties
include Biang Baing Noodles served with a refreshing ginger and scallion sauce. Also try the
Ma-La Hot, an amazing combination of vermicelli, beef, broccoli and cabbage in a simmering
red sauce. Open Sun-Thu 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat
11am-11pm. $5 off purchase of $50 or more.
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DINING
NIGHTLIFE
THE GAYBORHOOD
The hub of Philadelphia gay life is centered in an
area of the city fondly called the Gayborhood, from
Chestnut to Pine Streets between 11th and Broad.
The area is peppered with great shops, restaurants, bars, clubs, coffee shops, and book stores.
CLUBS & PUBS
4 Fathers 319 Market St 215/547-8880
4fathersphilly.com.
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The Belgian Café 21st & Green Sts,
215/235-3500. Full menu served
11:30am-Midnight daily. Saturday and
Sunday brunch served 11am-5pm. Bar is
open until 2am nightly.
The Boyler Room 328 South Street
215/413-8294 TheBoylerRoom.com Located right in the heart of South Street,
the Boyler Room offers traditional pub
fare, a large selection of local and imported beers and daily specials. Open
11am-2am daily.
Copabanana 4th & South Sts (215/9236180), 40th & Spruce Sts (215/3821330), and 1619 Grant Ave (215/3821330). Good times and good food are
right around the corner. 11:30-2am daily.
No reservations.
Dave & Buster’s 325 N. Columbus Blvd.
215/413-1951.
Daveandbusters.com.
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Ready! Set! HAVE FUN! You’re sure to have
a great time at this huge restaurant, bar and
entertainment venue. Open 7 days.
Fergie’s Pub 1214 Sansom St 215/928-8118.
Nestled in the heart of Center City, Fergie’s
Pub is home to all the best of a real Irish Pub:
warm, friendly atmosphere and some of the
best Guinness on tap in the city. Open 7 days.
Franky Bradley’s 1320 Chancellor St,
215/735-0735 Right off the bustling 13th St
corridor is Franky Bradley’s, an eclectic bar,
restaurant and nightclub featuring craft beer,
classic cocktails and a unique wine list. Check
out their exciting upstairs lounge and cabaret.
Grace Tavern 33rd & South Sts (2229 Grays
Ferry Ave) 215/893-9580. A lovingly restored
neighborhood tavern that features great wine
and spirits. Full menu 11:30 am-2am daily.
Howl at the Moon 258 S 15th St. 215/5464695 HowlAtTheMoon.com. With amazing
drinks, food and music, Howl at the Moon
is truly the Dueling Piano Bar That Rocks!
Howl’s entertainers perform nightly on pianos,
guitars and more in a high energy show that
never stops.
JJ Bootleggers 35 S 2nd St 215/923-3300 jjbootleggers.com JJ Bootleggers, Philly’s only
moonshine-themed bar and restaurant offers a
great selection of libations but likes to focus on
moonshine and moonshine signature cocktails.
Monk’s Café 264 S 16th St 215/545-7005
www.monkscafe.com. Consistently rated “One
of the Area’s Best” by Zagat. Kitchen open
11:30am-1am nightly. Bar open 11:30am-2am
nightly.
Philadelphia
FREE Admission with Hotel Key
Call for FREE Pick-up
(within city limits)
Couch & Champagne Rooms
Free Lunch & 1/2 Price Happy Hour
Full Dinner Menu with
Daily Specials
Cigar Menu, Smoking Permitted
Delaware Valley’s Premier Gentlemen’s Club
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Club Risque 1700 S Columbus Blvd (1 mile
south of Penn’s Landing). 215/463-6900.
Philadelphia’s newest Gentleman’s Club. Our
atmosphere of FUN, FUN, FUN will make this
your favorite spot. Tidbits are given during
cocktail hour 5-7pm, Mon through Sat, except
holidays. All this for you and your associates
to enjoy, 7 days a week from 11:30am to 2am.
Also, visit us at our other location on Rt 413,
Bristol, 1/4-mile of exit 26, Interstate 95. All
major credit cards accepted.
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CLUBRISQUE.COM
1700 S. Columbus Blvd.
Philadelphia, PA 215-463-6900
Open M-T 11:30am-2am; Fri 11:30am-4am
Sat 3pm-4am; Sun 3pm-2am
5921 Tacony Street
Philadelphia, PA 215-289-6969
Open M-F 11:30am-2am;
Sat & Sun 1pm-2am
Other Locations: Rte. 413 & Ford Rd., Bristol, PA 215-781-6361
Rt.130 S. Burlington, NJ 609-747-8996
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