'Futuristic Japanese Dining - 未来的な和食食事' The Pod Restaurant, located in University City, opened its doors in 2000. Even though it's on the University of Pennsylvania campus; the crowd spans multiple age groups. The Pod Experience & Atmosphere A fun, live, entertaining restaurant-bar that allows your imagination to run freely while having some excellent sushi. The restaurant was designed by the Rockwell group in a futuristic space with three sleek pods to dine in and a conveyor belt with … [Read more...]
Old Original Nick’s Roast Beef
October 25, 2012 By
'Delicious Roast Beef Sandwiches in South Philly' Nick's Roast Beef, known as the "Old Original" Nick's Roast Beef, is a family owned operation. The first one opened in 1938 and is in South Philadelphia. The 2nd location is in Springfield, Pennsylvania, which opened in 1998. Then there is a 3rd Nick's that opened in May of 2012, which is located in the MarketPlace at XFinity Live. Original Nick's Roast Beef Experience & Atmosphere Nick's Roast Beef in South Philly is not your typical … [Read more...]
The Dandelion Pub – Traditional British Fare
October 2, 2012 By
'A Stephen Starr Traditional British Pub' The Dandelion Pub is a British styled restaurant that opened on December 31st, 2010 in Rittenhouse Square. London's culinary revolution in Philadelphia. The Dandelion Pub Experience & Atmosphere Looking like an old vintage home, this two-level, 135-seat restaurant, has a diverse ambiance to it. There are cozy rooms that were furnished with artwork, furniture and decorative pieces found during numerous trips to England. Not only are the bar … [Read more...]
Things To Do In Philadelphia – Spooks, Food, Parades & more
September 28, 2012 By
'Craziness in Philly with Restaurant Week, Spooky Events, & Food Festivals’ What does October in Philadelphia mean to you. It could mean many different things. The start of fall and cooler weather. Halloween and the many activities and events that surround Halloween. The end of Oktoberfest celebrations, food festivals, parades, and football. What is your favorite part of Fall and October. MyPhillyAlive's Halloween special spooky guide will be out by tomorrow, Saturday, September 29, so … [Read more...]
White Dog Cafe in University City
September 28, 2012 By
'Foods Made with Healthy Ingredients from Local Farms' White Dog Cafe is a bar and restaurant located in the University City section of Philadelphia. Founded by social activist Judy Wicks and opened in September 1983, it was sold to Marty Brims in 2009. Yet Wicks stays in contact with the Cafe to help continue the business's methods of sustainability now and in the future. White Dog Cafe Experience & Atmosphere White Dog Cafe is located in a beautiful section of University City and is … [Read more...]
Frankford Hall – Experiencing German Biergarten in Fishtown
September 18, 2012 By
'German Beer Hall Invades Fishtown' Frankford Hall, a Stephen Starr restaurant which was opened in May 2011, is located in the Fishtown neighborhood. A place where one can explore many types of German foods and beers, inside or outside. Frankford Hall Experience & Atmosphere When entering through Frankford Hall's red-and-white candy-striped doors, you enter one of Philadelphia's largest beer gardens that seats approximately 200 people inside and another 350 people in the outdoor … [Read more...]
NoChe – A Taste of Mexican Food & Drinks
September 12, 2012 By
'Experience Mexican Drinks & Food on the North Side of the Boarder' NoChe is a bar styled lounge that is located on the boarder of Rittenhouse Square in the Center City West section of Philadelphia. The establishment has been known for their nine different types of gourmet pizzas, but will be changing their menu to reflect a more traditional style of Mexican foods in the coming weeks. NoChe Experience & Atmosphere NoChe, which opened in November of 2004, is located on the second … [Read more...]
Things To Do In Philadelphia – Labor Day Weekend
August 31, 2012 By
'End the Summer at the Budweiser Made in America Concert’ It's that time of year, Labor Day Weekend, when people either rush to the shore for the last weekend of the summer or have family barbecues. If you are doing neither this weekend, there are still plenty of things to do in Philadelphia. The main attraction this weekend is the Made in America Concert that will take place both Saturday and Sunday. Plan your travels around this part of the city carefully, since several streets will be … [Read more...]
The Bourse Building
August 24, 2012 By
"Lunch at the Historical Bourse Building" The Bourse Building is a strong architectural Victorian building adjacent to Independence Mall, which is located in the Independence National Historical Park area, blocks from many iconic symbols in the city of Philadelphia. Such symbols as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall to where the Declaration of Independence was adopted, and Carpenters’ Hall. The Bourse Building History The Philadelphia Bourse Building was the first commodities exchange in the … [Read more...]
Sister Cities Park at Logan Square
August 20, 2012 By
'Beautifying the Benjamin Franklin Parkway' Sister Cities Park is the newest addition to Parks in Philadelphia, opening on May 10, 2012. The park is located at Logan Square in front of the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Did you know? The City of Philadelphia was named one of the top ten cities for parks in the world. Read More - Best Cities for parks in the World Sister Cities Park Experience & Atmosphere The Park provides … [Read more...]
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