Great beers, great food, what more ya want. 11 (rotating) beers on tap & some unique "bar" eats. Try the seared tuna & the "best of philly" fries. They also love Groundhog Day so join em!
The Betsy Ross Memorial is the only site in America that interprets an 18th century upholstery shop.
Sunday Brunch serves up a raw bar, an extensive buffet AND a sinfully delightful assortment of pastries for dessert.
Tucked behind the National Constitution Center is a little park with big heart. With a playground, carousel, mini golf, fountain & kinetic-motion rides it's perfect for the kiddies or the kid in you.
Modern French cuisine in a matchingly modern setting, complete with fresh baguette! Oh, and the kitchen cures all of its charcuterie meats. What else can we say other than mmmmmmmmmmmmmais oui?
JFK Plaza has transformed into a mecca for music, food and art! Free concerts, the best food trucks in Philly & very cool art displays! Yarn bombed lamp posts to iconic photo ops, what's not to LOVE?
First store in PA, Frozen yogurt with a zillion flavors (well close). Try the taro and check out 50% off deal for second cup!!
This oddity museum is not for the queasy. Steel your stomach and learn how a local woman turned into soap after burial. Leer más.
Named in honor of the owners’ pet name for one another (they’re a couple). Bring a bottle, it’s BYO. Leer más.
Woody’s offers eclectic themes & events, from Latin to country-western nights. They dish up a mean brunch, too, completed by Bloody Marys made with cucumber vodka. You just know you'll be back.
This classic Philly fixture has been featured on The Food Network & was voted the “Best of Philly.” Their rolls are so highly coveted you better try to arrive early 'cuz they might run out!
You're looking at the largest 4mm LED screen in the WORLD. After the show, head downstairs for some of Philly's favorite lunch spots like Di Bruno Bros, Mike's Steaks and LaScala's.
Pretty cool in here isn't it? It gets better. Check out the Dorrance H. Hamilton Roof Garden built on top of the Perelman Theater - it's spectacular.
Marble staircases like out of Gone With The Wind, valet, glass floors (no skirts, girls), cafe with a world-class chef, & tons of tailors waiting to make that skirt or suit fit you perfectly.
Today, we understand the importance of environmental conservation. That wasn't so common in 1906, when Pierre du Pont purchased this land to preserve the trees.
Red-White-and-You. After you see how our favorite seamstress lived, hear more of the story via the Once Upon A Nation Storytelling Bench outside. Leer más.
Yes, they have knives and spoons too. This Old City eatery features local & farm fresh ingredients with daily menu changes. Try their rightly famous charcuterie.or some amazing risotto.
George Washington & the other Constitutional delegates celebrated here by consuming 54 bottles of Madeira, 60 bottles of claret, 7 bowels of spiked punch and 22 bottles of porter, beer & hard cider. Leer más.
It's a market, it's a restaurant, it's a wine shop...and it's all really good. From the pizza to the charcuterie you can't go wrong with this Iron Chef Jose Garces eatery.
One of the best sushi spots in town. Stop by at lunch for one of the best deals in town – the Bento Box. Leer más.
Chef James Burke was named one of the top 10 in the nation by Food & Wine magazine last year - for good reason. Splurge on oysters & try some pasta in this foodie haven. Leer más.
Brock isn't reinventing Southern food. As a result, he (and Husk) has become a torchbearer for an honest style of home cooking that many of us never tasted until now.
If I made a list of my top-ten dishes of 2011, three would come from Olexy's big-city spot: braised rabbit with handkerchief pasta, soft-shell crab with spicy fennel pickle, and golden potato gnocchi.
One of the top destinations in DC. Plan on spending the day, if you get tired, here are numerous small theaters showing films where you can rest your weary feet.
The tableside prepared guacamole with a pisco sour is fabulous. Sunday brunch is a very fun "latino dim sum.
