50 of The Best Spot to Eat in Philly

Philadelphia, PA - Philly may be best known for its cheesesteaks and hoagies, but Philadelphia is an unparalleled culinary powerhouse with an expansive restaurant ecosystem that showcases residents' diverse food heritage.  Lower prices and fresh energy have enabled chefs and restaurateurs to experiment with new concepts that reinvent classic cuisine while adding global influences.

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Philadelphia, PA - Kedera, the new tropical oasis in Center City by Teddy Sourias & Craft Concepts Groups, invites you on a journey through a tropical paradise. The hospitality group that brings you BRU Craft & Wurst, Tradesman's, Sueno, Blume, U-Bahn, 101 and Finn McCool's presents a new tiki inspired outdoor bar and lounge at Uptown Beer Garden.

Experience Philadelphia with Furry Friends

PHILADELPHIA - Visiting Philadelphia with your pet dog can be a rewarding and exciting experience. With its abundance of parks, attractions, and activities, Philadelphia has something to offer for both dog-owners and their furry friends. In this article, we will provide some helpful tips for how to make the most of your trip to Philadelphia with your pup.

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Philadelphia, PA - Old City Eats runs every Thursday from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm, starting June 1, 2023, and running through August 31, 2023. Twenty restaurants, bars, and eateries participating in the event will offer discounts on small plates, beers, cocktails, and other drinks. 

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Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia's much-anticipated pop-up picnic returns on 10 August. Guests can purchase tickets for the event this Thursday, July 13th, at 11 AM. Those interested in attending the event should sign up on the waiting list, which can be found on the official website at philadelphia.dinerenblanc.com. Those on the waiting lists will be invited to register once the event is full.

Finding the Best Deals in America's Oldest Diamond District

Philadelphia, PA - NYC's Diamond District may be the world's largest diamond shopping area and America's prime spot for diamond exchange, but it’s not the oldest diamond district in the United States. It’s actually the second-oldest. Philadelphia's Jeweler’s Row takes first place.