Moriarty's Irish Pub & Restaurant - Irish Bars in Philadelphia Moriarty's Restaurant and Irish Pub is located in Market East, part of the downtown district known as Center City. The pub is close to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, the Forest Theatre, the Reading Terminal Market, and Independence Mall, where you can see the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the National Constitution Center, or the Independence Visitor's Center. The Moriarty's Irish Pub Experience & … [Read more...]
Down Home Diner at the Reading Terminal Market
Down Home Diner at the Reading Terminal Market 'Fresh Home Cooking Farm Style' Down Home Diner is located in the Reading Terminal Market on the corner of 12th and Filbert Streets, directly across from the Market East Station. Jack McDavid, the owner and Chef, opened the diner in 1987, and it has become a hit ever since. The Down Home Diner Experience & Atmosphere The diner's appearance dates back to 1955. You can sit at the counter or in the comfortable booths in the dining area. Plenty … [Read more...]
Geno’s Steaks – Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia
'South Philly Cheesesteaks' When you mention Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, many will mention Geno's or Pat's Steaks, aka Pat's King of Steaks. They even get mentioned by the other networks during major sporting events here in Philadelphia. Both have become Philly icons when it comes to Philly Cheesesteaks, mostly because they have been around for a long time, creating a rivalry, and have produced good cheesesteaks for over four decades. It's like going to Hollywood, … [Read more...]
The National Constitution Center – History of Philadelphia
'We the People - Defining Our Government'' The National Constitution Center should not just be on your checklist of things to do in Philadelphia but should be an experience that you will not forget. The Center is a place for everyone to jump back into history, almost like experiencing the History of Philadelphia in real time. The powerful experience of the National Constitution Center begins when you first decide to explore the " We the People'' exhibit, which is a permanent exhibit … [Read more...]
Betsy Ross House – Philadelphia History
'The American Flag - Freedom, Liberty, & Pride' The Betsy Ross House, one of our more treasured historic sites, is surrounded by a lot of Philadelphia History. Located in Old City, it is not far from historic icons and sites such as the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. The Main Question Did Betsy Ross make the American Flag? There are historians on both sides of the fence, but there are affidavits and evidence that prove that Betsy Ross made the American Flag. < click here … [Read more...]
Visiting The Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia
'America's Oldest Farmers' Market' . Reading Terminal Market is the country's oldest continuously operating farmers' market. It is like a small town of its own, considering that it covers 1.7 acres. Ground entrances are on Filbert Street to the south, Twelfth Street to the West, and Arch Street to the North. Interesting Facts and History of Reading Terminal Market Reading Terminal Market opened its doors in 1892, and in its first year of operation, there were 380 merchants. The … [Read more...]
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