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Cafette

Hearty home-style cooking

8136 Ardleigh St
Philadelphia, PA 19118
United States
+1 215 242 4220
http://www.chestnuthillfood.co...

BYOB(Bring Your Own Bottle) and enjoy some vintage jazz and sultry blues. Cafette's offers a great selection of salads and sandwiches, including a deliciously light Spinach Salad with fresh spinach leaves, mushrooms, onions, hard-boiled eggs and a savory sweet and spicy salad dressing. If you want something a little heavier, treat yourself to a Friday night feast of Southern Fried Chicken and mashed potatoes. Cafette is also child-friendly.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Cheesecake Factory

More than Cheesecake 570 Mall Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19406
United States
+1 610 337 2200 The Cheesecake Factory is surely the place to go when craving a rich and delectable slice of the mouth-watering dessert, but this restaurant offers much more. Serving appetizers, lunch, dinner, late night dining, Sunday Brunch, and a full bar, the Factory is a great choice for a casual dining experience. Everyone will find something to their liking with over 200 menu selections of pizza, pasta, seafood, steaks, salads, sandwiches, burgers, and more. Be sure to save room for one of the 50 delicious cheesecakes and desserts.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Franklin Mills Mall

Over 200 factory outlets 1455 Franklin Mills Circle
Philadelphia, PA 19154
United States
+1 215 632 1500 / +1 800 336 6255
http://www.millscorp.com/index... Franklin Mills Mall attracts discount shoppers from across the entire Mid-Atlantic U.S. Known for its multitude of officially licensed, designer factory outlet stores, many brands are offered at 20-60% off normally ticketed prices. Located about 16 miles from Center City, the mall has over 200 different places to shop. The fact that Pennsylvania does not charge sales tax for clothing makes this mall an ideal choice for fashion-conscious shoppers looking to build a new wardrobe. Take I-95 North to the Woodhaven Exit and follow the signs a few blocks.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Hard Rock Cafe

Burgers and boogie 1113-31 Market St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
United States
+1 215 238 1000
http://www.hardrockcafe.com/Lo... It's hard to believe the Hard Rock has been around for over 30 years now. It started as a place in London to get authentic American hamburgers and somehow turned into an international institution. The rock memorabilia includes Pete Townshend's blue Rickenbacker and Mick Jagger's Green Velvet Pants. And non-stop rock music, loudly pumps to every corner of the cafe. Step into Hard Rock Cafe to party and pick up a gift form the gift store as well. Check out the huge selection of collector pins, t-shirts, leather jackets and tons more!

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Melograno

Neighborhood Tuscan Cuisine 2201 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
United States
+1 215 875 8116 Melograno provides high quality traditional Tuscan food in a simple way. You'll find seating inside and outside in this calm neighborhood atmosphere, and a menu that always offers something to sate your appetite at affordable prices. A reservation isn't needed - just drop by. And you might be in for a little wait, but it'll be worth it.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Philly Style Pizza

Inexpensive pizza and sandwiches 126 South 11th St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
United States
+1 215 625 9508 Philly Style Pizza is a welcome exception to the relatively higher priced pizzerias and deli shops in the area. It's nice to know there are still places where you can spend five bucks on a lunch that will satisfy your hunger. Strombolis, hoagies, grinders, Buffalo Wings, and the Philadelphia institution known as the cheesesteak round out the menu selections. Dine in one of the booths or get your food to go. Philly Style Pizza is a quick walk from Center City hotels, theaters, and other attractions.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Reading Terminal Market

Farmers market in Center City 12th & Arch Sts
Philadelphia, PA 19107
United States
+1 215 922 2317
http://www.readingterminalmark... Regarded as the best farmers' market in America at least in Philadelphia, the Reading Terminal Market is a terrific place to sample all the culinary grandeur Philadelphia has to offer. Experience the traditional cheese steak, a custom-made deli sandwich, or an authentic Pennsylvania Dutch hearty home cooked breakfast prepared by Amish farmers. Aside from the prepared foods, over 80 food merchants purvey fresh fish and meats as well as an assortment of exotic and local fruits and vegetables.

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Ristorante La Locanda

From the heart of Italy! 4989 West Chester Pike
Philadelphia, PA 19028
United States
+1 610 353 7033 This local favorite serves authentic Italian food, specializing in the cuisine from Abruzzi, a region in central Italy. The simple interiors with a fireplace and live music for entertainment create a warm and cozy feel, where you can enjoy the scrumptious dishes and relax with your entire family or a group of friends. The mellow wines go well with delicacies like Rollatini Di Melanzane, Filet Mignon, Lobster Ravioli and many more. The homemade Gnocchi Gorgonzola is worth a try, while the gourmet pizzas can get the children smiling!

Review © 2007, Wcities

Shops at Liberty Place

Over 60 Shops 1625 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
United States
+1 215 851 9055
http://www.shopsatliberty.com/... You can't miss this place; just look up. Liberty Place consists of two skyscrapers; over 60 stores wrap around an atrium skylight connecting the two towers. Chain stores such as J Crew, Ann Taylor, Jos. A. Bank, and Coach complement the assortment of smaller businesses with more specific inventory. Take an escalator to the second level to grab a quick sandwich or a full meal in the food court.

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Standard Tap

Above-Standard Beer & Food 901, North 2nd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19123
United States
+1 215 238 0630
http://www.standardtap.com This brew pub with a dimly lit interior, dark wood tables, and antique-style collectables hanging on the walls makes for a cozy atmosphere. But if you're looking for a bottle of one of those well-known beers, you'll have to go elsewhere. This neighborhood bar only serves local microbrews on draft such as the Slyfox Pikeland Pils ($4.50) or the Victory Hope Devil ($4.50) either of which goes perfectly with the Standard Tap Burger ($8.50). Weekend brunch is popular with entrees such as the ham & cheddar omelet ($9) or French Toast with raspberry puree ($8). The first Saturday Brunch of the month features something for the whole family. Parents can relax while children are entertained with the live music of Lara and Joe in the upstairs bar. -Dawn Harvey

Review © 2007, Wcities

Valley Green Inn

Quaint and historic country restaurant Valley Green Road and Wissahickon Creek
Philadelphia, PA 19128
United States
+1 215 247 1730
http://www.valleygreeninn.com The Valley Green Inn is set on the Wissahickon Creek, which provides beautiful scenery for this quaint restaurant. Originally established in 1685, the Inn was renovated to reflect the Colonial times and a country setting. You'll feel like Betsy Ross invited you for dinner at her vacation mountain house. The Inn has a clean and formal atmosphere with white linen tablecloths, yet, because of its location by the creek, it tends to be casual and relaxing. Outside seating available in warm weather. Free parking is convenient. The restaurant also plays host to business functions, weddings and various other parties.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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White Dog Cafe

A very good place to be 3420 Sansom St
Philadelphia, PA 19104
United States
+1 215 386 9224
http://www.whitedog.com Judy Wicks opened the White Dog in an old brownstone on the Penn campus and then kept knocking down walls until she had a spacious, well-lit restaurant that's popular with everyone. The sidewalk tables and front bar are small and cozy, with a light menu. The spacious rooms in back carry the full menu, everything from Grilled T-bone Steak with Bleu Cheese Shallot Butter to Balsamic Roasted Organic Portobello Mushroom on Baked Parmesan Polenta sauteed broccoli rabe, with roasted garlic, grilled onions, toasted pine nuts and oven-dried tomatoes. There's a piano lounge for late evening coziness. Senior citizens have lunch at half price on Saturdays.

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