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The basement restrooms have been freshly renovated, including working hot water now.
The organ in Verizon Hall doesn't get used very often, but when it does, you're in for a real treat.
The Museum is a lot larger than it looks. Not only is it easy to get lost in, it's easy to spend an entire day in.
Tables now have nifty little tablets that let you reorder drinks, pay your bill with a credit card, and sign up for/into their rewards program.
If you're really hungry, give the king combo a try. Huge sushi rolls and great teriyaki.
Can't find a book? The second floor has a computer for looking them up. You can always ask a staff member too.
If you're catching the train, this location doesn't get much better. If you want to try what the locals drink, this is one of their rapidly increasing locations.
Smaller than other markets in the area, but good selection for the size and fair prices. Accepts Apple Pay and all other NFC payments.
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With the fantastic atmosphere and unreal pricing on drinks, it's easy to forget you're sitting inside a bank. Go ahead, order an iced tea and cookie while you work on those finances.
If you see a bunch of exposed brick, plaster, pipes, or even wire, it's intentional. The interior is made mostly of reclaimed materials. The bar counter is from a bathroom from Penn ;)
Bacon and Date Fried Empanadas are mindblowing. They make for an excellent snack.
The cake balls are a definite must-try. Be warned though, they're quite addicting. Good luck only eating one ;)
If it's in season, try the 1904 Banana Split with Whirley Berley instead of the plain chocolate. It's the "upgraded" chocolate ;)
The menu changes on a regular basis, so there's almost always something new to try ;)
