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Brief Philadelphia Restaurant Guide
Philadelphia is an EATING town. From swine to divine, we’ve got it! You know you’re supposed to eat a cheesesteak, and you might know to seek out a good seafood place, but you can have a very diverse culinary experience: an international food palate for our international visitors
Alyan's Restaurant $
603 S 4TH St
(215) 922-3553
Inexpensive Mediterranean BYOB.t. Great falafel, hummus, lamb, mixed grill.
½ block from South Street
Bellini Grill $$
220 S 16th Street between Walnut & Locust
Philadelphia, PA 19102
(215) 545-1191
Monday to Thursday: 11am-10pm; Friday: 11am-11pm; Saturday: 4pm-11pm; Sunday: 3pm-9pm
“Warm-hued walls patched with large frescos of the Italian countryside give an old world feel to this tiny business district dining room. A good mix of business diners, date duos and "regulars" take up the dark wood tabled to dine on traditional, house-made dishes like fried calamari, Zuppa Di Pesce and Veal Parmigiana.” (On-line description.)
Good place for large groups even though it’s a relatively small restaurant. A group of 12 of us ate there one night during MLA, and everyone enjoyed the meal. The staff has always been very accommodating when I’ve eaten there, and the food is yummy. It’s also BYOB. (Cantalupo review)
Bistro La Baia $$
700 Lombard Street near 17th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19146-1519
Phone: (215) 546-0496
Hours: Mon-Thu 12pm-3pm, 5pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 12pm-3pm, 5pm-11pm, Sun 4pm-10pm
Small, cozy neighborhood BYOB restaurant with great Italian food at reasonable prices. (Cantalupo’s review)
Bookbinder’s $$-$$$
125 Walnut Street
(215) 925-7027
Looks great! Thanks for doing this, Cynthia! Barbara
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Cynthia! It is my beautiful rememberance of the Conference.
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