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Whether you're into discounted drinks or cheap eats, there's a lot to love about a quality happy hour.
Whether they're shaken or frozen, and whether you prefer salt or no salt, nothing hits the spot like a margarita.
Luckily, there are tons of terrific bloodies around town to get you back in order, with some tasty brunch dishes offered alongside.
Whether you're seeking a casual beer or snack or a full meal, there are plenty of spots around town to take your dog for an alfresco dinner—or lunch, or brunch, or beer.
Here are five places around town where the vibe is relaxed, the lighting is dim, and the wine is flowing—creating an intimate atmosphere for two.
It's hard to beat a frosty cup or cone of ice cream—and there's no shortage of spots around town to sample the very best scoops.
Cool down with a water ice and fill up on one of Saddiq's bacon pretzel pizzas.
The eatery, which replaced Sea Bar and is located next to Ting Wong, offers Chinese specialties in a dining room decorated with large Chinese characters and chandeliers made from tires and ropes.
Owned and operated by husband-and-wife team Beddy Sonie and Alfitri Ho, the new BYOB eatery offers a wide selection of Indonesian specialties.
It's the second outpost in Philadelphia for the seafood eatery, which opened its first location near Rittenhouse Square.
Philadelphia has one of America's top rated pizzerias.
The newcomer offers a variety of services, including manicures and pedicures, massages and waxing.
Unlike other Vietnamese restaurants, the newcomer allows you to create your own pho bowls (noodle soup) with your selection of three different meats.
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