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- With Lancaster’s Amish community close at hand, the Pennsylvania Dutch influence remains strong in Philadelphia dining. The Reading Terminal Market’s Dutch Eating Place provides a countertop passport to German immigrant foodways, cooking up rib-sticking apple dumplings, ham loaf, and shoo-fly pie—all recipes meant to sustain a day of work in the fields.
Socially Distanced Happy Hours in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA - As a number for Philadelphia restaurants are pivoting to provide guests with a safe happy hour experience in Philadelphia. We have created a list of COVID-19 Friendly, comfortable hour bars and restaurants in the Philly region.
How to Get Your Grill Ready for Summertime
Philadelphia, PA - It's summertime and so the grilling season is just a few months away. Even though it has been a long, mild winter this year in Philly; warmer temperatures are just around the corner and thoughts are turning to warm afternoons in the backyard grilling juicy steaks, delicious hamburgers, or seasonal vegetables.
Philadelphia's Le Dîner en Blanc 2017 at Franklin Square. (Photo: Bill Zimmerman for PhillyBite Magazine)
Philadelphia, PA - Franklin Square, initially one of five open-space designed by William Penn as he laid out the city of Philadelphia, in 1682. Initially named North East Public Square, Franklin Square ended up being renamed in 1825 to recognize Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.
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