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September 6, 2010

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Dining & Nightlife: Many of the best and most innovative eateries in the country can be found in Philadelphia. Unforgettable meals from all over the world are available, from BBQ to Old World Italian. And don't forget to seek out the city's official sandwich, the Philly Cheesesteak. No trip to Philadelphia is complete without it.

Dining & Nightlife Travel Articles

»	It's all about the beer The Triumph Brewing Company May 15, 2007, 3:44 pm Triumph Brewing Company is located in the heart of Old City, next to World Fusion. This restaurant and brewery opened its doors a few weeks ago, offering their famous, fresh brews and American cuisine. My friend is an employee at the Triumph in New Hope and invited a couple of us to join her at... » View Article
»	Old favorite, new location, hearty portions April 9, 2007, 1:36 pm Tre Scalini, now on Passyunk, still satisfies As so often happens, you outgrow the family home. And so it was with the longstanding South Philly BYOB Ristorante Tre Scalini. So, Chef Franca DiRenzo, her daughter Francesca Kauffman and son-in-law Michael left the comfortable rowhouse and moved... » View Article
»	A neighborhood small on space, but big on culture March 28, 2007, 1:56 pm Chinatown remains an Asian cultural center despite city construction. Philadelphia's Chinatown is small in size, but what it lacks in city blocks, it makes up for in rich history, deliciously diverse foods and handfuls of surprises. Historically, most Chinatowns, including ... » View Article
»	Phood and Phun in Philadelphia: The Perfect Girls' Getaway January 29, 2007, 3:14 pm Philadelphia has way more to offer than colonial history, settings from the Rocky movies, and South Street. From anywhere in the mid-Atlantic, you can jet to Philadelphia for some fun shopping, dining, and luxury spa excursions. Philadelphia as an escape...who knew? The Westin is a... » View Article
»	36 Hours Philadelphia January 29, 2007, 2:06 pm PAY your respects to the Liberty Bell if you must, but linger too long on Independence Mall and history fatigue sets in. As the birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia can seem far less entertaining than educational. But look past all that and you will find a younger, more vibrant city emerging... » View Article