Executive Chef Brinn Sinnott encourages patrons to have an active role in designing the menu, albeit hors d’oeuvres, light bites or a multi-course tasting menu. While Co-owners Bruno Pouget and Todd Rodgers see to impeccable service and front-of-the-house details are met beyond expectations.

“Designing a new menu at Noble each season is one of the many fun parts of this job,” Brinn Sinnot said. “For those who choose us for their private event, we want to offer the luxury of selecting a menu that perfectly caters to their needs.”

Additionally, Noble boasts a North American-focused beverage program that features locally produced craft beer as well as other beer and wines from around the continent. At the helm of their exceptional cocktail program is Christian Gaal, one of the city’s best bartenders and a mainstay in the Philadelphia cocktail scene.

NOBLE:
An American Cookery
2025 Sansom St., Philadelphia, PA 19103
215-568-7000
www.noblecookery.com

...NOBLE: An American Cookery
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Located in Center City, Philadelphia, just steps from Rittenhouse Square, Noble is convenient to all major highways and thoroughfares, as well as the bustling shopping and nightlife district on Walnut St. Parking is exceptionally easy and just steps away with an adjacent parking garage and ample street parking in the area.

Noble: An American Cookery features contemporary and innovative American cuisine in an environment that is at once, stylish, contemporary, light, airy and eco-friendly. Located in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood of Philadelphia, Noble brings fresh ingredients and great flavors together in exceptional harmony.

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Oaks Stadium 24
180 Mill Road Oaks, PA
610-666-6697

King of Prussia 16 - IMAX
Goddard Blv King of Prussia
610-337-0282

UA Main Street 6
3720 Main St., Manayunk

UA Riverview Plaza 17
1400 S. Columbus Blvd.,
Philadelphia, PA 19147

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(Between 2nd and 3rd Streets)
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: (215) 925-7900
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Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family

Sucker Punch
Mars Needs Moms 3D
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Limitless

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Limitless (2011) PG_13 105 min - Thriller - 18 March 2011 (USA)
Stars: Bradley Cooper, Anna Friel and Abbie Cornish
A copywriter discovers a top-secret drug which bestows him with super human abilities. As his usage begins to change his life, he begins to consider the drug's shadowy origins; meanwhile, a group of killers trails his every move. MORE


Cooper was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and grew up in nearby Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.		Bradley Cooper Jenkintown, Native
		His mother, Gloria (née Campano), is Italian-American, and his father, Charlie Cooper, was Irish-American and worked as a stockbroker for Merrill Lynch.[1] Cooper was raised Roman Catholic.[2][3] After graduating from Germantown Academy in 1993,[4] he attended Villanova University for his freshman year, then transferred to Georgetown University, from which he graduated with a B.A. in English in 1997.[5] He has studied French, and has lived in France for 6 months.[6] Later he studied at the Actors Studio Drama School at New School University;[5] and can be seen in the Inside the Actors Studio episodes that featured Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, Robert De Niro, Jack Lemmon, Sean Penn, and Clint Eastwood.


	Society Hill

SOUTH STREET BRIDGE

REOPENED

Philadelphia, PA – Streets Department Commissioner Clarena I.W. Tolson announced today that a reopening ceremony for the South Street Bridge will be held on Saturday, November 6 at 3 PM.

The new 1,800-ft. long bridge and viaduct is scheduled to reopen to traffic during the evening of November 6th. The bridge was closed to all motor vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle traffic on December 8, 2008.
Commissioner Tolson notes that this major construction project is being delivered to travelers and tax payers ahead of schedule and on budget.

“The earlier than scheduled reopening of the South Street Bridge is a cause for celebration, particularly for the local community and all those who rely on the bridge to cross the Schuylkill River.

All Philadelphians are invited to join the reopening ceremony and be among the first pedestrians and bicyclists to cross the bridge. It will be a unique opportunity to walk and bike in the travel lanes of the bridge and enjoy fabulous views of Philadelphia’s skyline.” Access to the bridge for pedestrians and bicyclists will be made available beginning at 2 PM on November 6th.

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In early 2006, local elected officials, community leaders, business owners and civic groups joined together to form the South Street Bridge Coalition. The Coalition pushed for improvements to the design of the bridge. The collaboration between the Coalition and Streets Department resulted in a more balanced pedestrian-, bicycle- and vehicle-friendly design that serves the needs of all bridge users. .
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New features include wider sidewalks, a mid-block signalized pedestrian/bicycle crossing at the Schuylkill River trail, wider green colored bicycle lanes, a reduction in vehicle lanes, relocation of street lights, and traffic signal adjustments optimized for pedestrian movements and safety
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100,000-Square-Foot Building Opens in November on Independence Mall in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA – When the National Museum of American Jewish History opens its new $150 million, 100,000-square-foot building in the heart of historic Philadelphia November 14, it will be the only museum in the nation dedicated solely to telling the story of Jews in America.

The exhibition was designed by Gallagher & Associates, one of the nation’s leading exhibition design firms. Organized chronologically into different time periods from 1654 to the present, each floor of the core exhibition vividly evokes the diversity of the American Jewish experience. Through displays of historical artifacts, immersive environments and cutting-edge interactive technology, the core exhibition explores the religious, cultural, political and economic stories of American Jews.

Highlights of the NMAJH Collection

The Museum’s collections connect Jewish constituents to their cultural heritage by encouraging them to reflect on their shared past. Artifacts devoted to the social world of everyday relationships and popular culture make the collection highly accessible to both Jewish and non-Jewish audiences.
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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY CREATING NEW HOME OVERLOOKING ICONS OF AMERICAN LIBERTY

National Museum of American Jewish History
101 South Independence Mall East
Philadelphia, PA 19106-2517
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Galleries will examine themes of democracy, religious innovation versus continuity, immigration and integration, as well as lifestyles and the aspirations of a community, and are designed to be educational, entertaining and thought-provoking. In addition, the exhibition is “family friendly,” with hands-on activities and lessons appropriate for all age groups.

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Experience the American Revolution

Lights of Liberty Show

Experience the American Revolution, as it happened, where it happened – through state-of-the-art technology at the Lights of Liberty Show, the first ambulatory sound and light show of its kind in the world. As you journey through Independence National Historical Park, the story is told through beautiful hand painted images that illuminate the buildings where the events actually took place over 230 years ago.

During the approximately one hour show, breathtaking five-story projections recreating actual events grace Franklin Court, the Second Bank of the U.S., Carpenters’ Hall and Independence Hall. You are guided by colonial players, and receive audio via 3-D sound headsets.

You’ll hear a moving musical score composed just for the show and performed by musicians of the Philadelphia Orchestra, plus dazzling effects produced at Skywalker Sound. The voices of Walter Cronkite, Ossie Davis, Frank Langella, and Charlton Heston, among others, tell the tale.
Click for complete cast list.

The story is also available in our “Children’s Channel”, geared specifically towards children ages 6 - 12. In addition, the adult version is offered in German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish.

Taste of Philadelphia Food Tour
· · ·Learn the story behind cheesesteaks, hoagies, pretzels and other Philly food favorites, and the vibrant Reading Terminal Market
Reading Terminal Market $15.95
Call 215-545-8007 to order

You’ll love this 75-minute walking tour about Philly food favorites like cheesesteaks, hoagies and pretzels and the vibrant Reading Terminal Market where they’re sold. Leaves from the Market information desk, 12th and Filbert sts., at 10 a.m. every Wednesday and Saturday by reservation. (Group private tours at other days and times are also available). Only $15.95. Click here to reserve your spot.

Reading Terminal Market
51 North 12th Street Philadelphia , PA 19107

National Constitution Center in Historic Philadelphia

The National Constitution Center in historic Philadelphia is America's most interactive history museum. Located just two blocks from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, it is the only museum devoted to the U.S. Constitution and the story of
we, the people.

First came the revolution. Then came a revolutionary document.

See what's revolutionary on the other side of the Independence Mall.

Ancient Rome & America showcases the cultural, political, and social connections between the lost world of ancient Rome and modern America. The exhibition features more than 300 artifacts from Italy and the United States, bringing together a never-before-seen collection from Italy’s leading archaeological collections in Florence, Naples, and Rome, paired with objects from over 40 lending institutions in the United States. MORE

The National Constitution Center
525 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa 19106
215-409-6700

www.constitutioncenter.org

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Lights of Liberty Show

The critically acclaimed, award-winning show offers a night of unsurpassable historical entertainment for the whole family.

TIMES:
June 18 – August 15:
Dusk,
Thursdays - Saturdays
August 21 – September 5:
Dusk,
Fridays and Saturdays

Shows begin at dusk and depart every 10 minutes.

It is suggested you arrive
30 minutes before your ticketed show time to
pick up headsets.

Tour and show begins and ends at the Liberty Center, 6th and Chestnut Streets.
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Reservations are required.

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$19.50 adults, $16.50 seniors/student/military, $13 children 12 & under. To order, please
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Gaya Korean Restaurant
Korean Barbecue & Cuisine

215-654-8900
1002 Skippack Pike -
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania

Diner - $$ - Cards - Bar Reservations
Catering, Takeout available

gayarestaurant.com

				Gaya, named after the gayageum, a popular Korean stringed instrument resembling a zither, is the largest Korean restaurant in the commonwealth. The main dining room seats 125 and there are three private rooms suitable for smaller parties. The complex – that features the two restaurants. - Also houses a 300-seat banquet facility that can be subdivided into four smaller rooms for parties or business meetings of various sizes. There is ample parking for 200 cars in the lot. "Korean food is not greasy," "It is more healthful. Cooking in our smokeless barbecue pit, all the fat goes down, leaving only the best part to eat. "Our cuisine, which is sweet and spicy, goes back 5,000 years. Our cooking is an art." Gaya is contemporary - cream walls, dark woods, highly polished marble floor, tables set with crossed American and South Korean flags. Each table has a gas BBQ grill; special ducting and ventilation system built in minimize smoke in the dining room. Even with the meat sizzling on the grill, most of the smoke was sucked back down and vented outside. - reviews

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Maggiano’s
Little Italy
Authentic Italian Cuisine
610-992-3333
205 Mall Blvd,
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

Lunch - Diner - $$$ - Cards - Reservations
Catering, Takeout available

maggianos.com

				Philadelphia Location 1201 Filbert Street , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 215-567-2020 Maggiano's Little Italy, invites you to take a step back in time and enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of pre-World War II Little Italy. Red-checked tablecloths, family portraits, leather banquettes and richly polished mahogany wood provide a warm ambiance and welcome you to an atmosphere where you will truly enjoy a unique dining experience.. For lunch or dinner, whether you are celebrating one of life's momentous occasions or just feel like enjoying a home-cooked meal, Maggiano's Little Italy is the one dining experience that has all the right ingredients. King of Prussia: Located adjacent to the King of Prussia Mall. The restaurant includes a comfortable bar area, mezzanine dining, a spacious wrap-around outdoor porch and the area's largest banquet facilities. Happy Hour: Monday to Friday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. to enjoy an array of appetizer dishes, served in lavish portions . Live piano music in the lounge, Wednesday through Saturday from 6 p.m. until close. Banquets: Four elegantly appointed banquet dining rooms. Groups ranging from 20 to 225 guests can be accommodated for full sit-down functions. Outdoor Dining: The area's largest outdoor porch, for al fresco dining, is the perfect place for lunch, dinner, a happy hour drink or coffee and dessert after a meal. Carry-out Phone: 610-992-3335 Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 11 AM - 10 PM; Fri. - Sat., 11 AM - 11 PM; Sun. Noon - 10 PM Philadelphia: Located in the heart of Philadelphia, near the Convention Center Reading Terminal Market and Historic Olde city. Banquets: Four banquet rooms with seating for up to 200 people. Outdoor Dining:The seasonal patio seating has an old-world feel of dining on the bustling streets of Florence Carry-out Phone: 215-567-2233 Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 11:30 AM - 10 PM; Fri. - Sat., 11:30 AM - 11 PM; Sun., Noon - 10 PM

Cavanaugh's River Deck
Continental Cuisine

215-629-7400
417 North Columbus Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Lunch - Diner - $$$ - Cards - Reservations
theriverdeck.com/

Philadelphia's largest outdoor restaurant and bar on the river. With expansive views of the Ben Franklin Bridge and Delaware River Waterfront, come and enjoy our casual cuisine. Conveniently located two blocks North of the Ben Franklin Bridge and next door to Penns Landing Festival Pier, Cavanaugh's River Deck offers the perfect setting for a get together with friends or a day out with the family.

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Mexican Post Restaurant & Bar
104 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
(215) 923-5233‎
mexicanpost.com

The Mexican Post has been the Philadelphia
area’s favorite destination for great Mexican cuisine and signature Gran Golf Magaritas™ since 1989. Our original location in Old City Philadelphia began as a destination for people looking for a great Mexican dining experience
well before there was much other nightlife
around the area. - Savor the experience, we’re always happy to serve you.

"Everything about this restaurant is excellent - food, margaritas, service" - tripadvisor.com ... "The food either lacks flavor, or is overwhelmed with sauce or cheese" - tripadvisor.com ... "I have had much better authentic Mexican food for about half the price" - citysearch.com ... "Fun atmosphere" - beeradvocate.com ... "Service is good" - insiderpages.com

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Dave & Buster’s

Continental Cuisine
215-413-1951
325 North Columbus Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Lunch - Diner - $$ - Cards - Reservations
www.daveandbusters.com

Dave & Buster's is a great place in Philadelphia to Eat. Drink. Play. Come and create your own unique experience.
Enjoy a chef crafted menu, meet friends at one of their bars or let loose in our Million Dollar Midway packed full of simulators,

video games, and tried and true favorites. No matter what you choose to do, at Dave & Buster’s, a unique experience awaits you. Dave & Buster’s specializes in Special Events. Whether you're planning a banquet, anniversary, fund-raiser, meeting, reunion, or birthday bash, they can easily accommodate up to 2,000 of your closest friends.

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Keating's
River Grill and Bar
Continental Cuisine
215-521-6509
201 North Columbus Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Lunch - Diner - $$$ - Cards - Reservations
keatingsrivergrill.com

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Tantalize your senses in Keating's River Grill and Bar. Enjoy breathtaking views, exceptional service and enticing food sizzling from an open-air kitchen.Savor a delicious meal, while dining on their expansive terrace (weather permitting) or relax at a quiet window table with a refreshing cocktail. Guests may also enjoy a late night bar menu (serving until midnight every night), as well as, Keating's River menu
Grill Bar's televisions, including 7 plasma screens. 201 South Columbus Boulevard (located in the Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing) reviews
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Le Bec Fin
1523 Walnut Street
Philadelphia
215–567–1000
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Le Bec Fin Still the flagship of Walnut Street's Restaurant Row, Le Bec-Fin elegance and sophistication, welcoming Philadelphians as well as visitors from around the globe.

Enjoy an evening at Le Bec-Fin, we now offer a la carte dining featuring Chef Georges Perrier's signature dishes with the option of a 7 course tasting menu. menu

An intimate dining experience topped of with an optional cheese cart and the legendary double tiered dessert cart. The dessert cart is rolled tableside. Overflowing with more than 25 varieties, as always we encourage guests to try as many selections as they wish.

Guests are now welcome to bring their own wine on
monday evenings. reviews

Hibachiof Penn’s Landing
Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi

215-592-7100
325 North Columbus Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Lunch - Diner - $$$ - Cards - Reservations

Prepare for an experience when you visit Hibachi of Penn’s Landing. Eat and be amazed as their talented chefs put on a show you are not soon to forget. Located on the pier 19 with panoramic waterfront view, this premier Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi bar have been a perfect location for weddings, any private and business function from 30 to 400 guests. Pre-fixed party menus designed for your budget are available. Live music entertainment offered every weekend. Fri./Sat. 6:30 pm-10:30 pm, Sun. 10:30 am-2:30 pm. 215-592-7100.

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Fork:etc
306 Market St.
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215-625-9425
forkrestaurant.com

* Open seven days a week, Fork offers delicious New American bistro-style cuisine that is seasonal, fresh and inventive. The internationally influenced menu is printed daily reflecting the highest quality ingredients. Adjacent to Fork is Fork Etc., its new upscale gourmet store, which will feature prepared foods and other specialty artisanal products. reviews

* Facility Amenities Handicap Accessible, Onsite Kitchen, Internet Connectivity

* Visa, Discover, Mastercard, American Express

* Group Banquet Capacity 110

* Reservations suggested

* Serving Box Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Late Night, Sunday Brunch. MENU

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La Veranda Ristorante
Roman cuisine
215-351-1898
Pier 3, Penn’s Landing
5 North Columbus Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
laverandapier3.com

From its home on Pier 3, the elegant La Veranda Ristorante, has boasted first-rate Roman cuisine, a wood burning grill and stunning river views for 17 years, making it one of the most successful Italian restaurants in the City. Lunch - Diner -
$$$$ - Cards - Reservations

City Tavern
138 South Second Street
Philadelphia 215–413–1443
citytavern.com
* Cuisine: American
"The Most Genteel Tavern in America" - John Adams

This is the spot where the likes of Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Paul Revere, George Washington, and John Adams hung out. Philadelphia has tons of history going for it and The City Tavern is a big part of the picture. The truth is the City Tavern went through some difficult times (not to mention the fire that actually destroyed the building in 1834). It was a very good restaurant back in the day (1776)

There are seven intimate dining rooms, three wine cellar rooms, and a beautiful garden for some of the best outdoor dining in the area.
Ben Franklin - "Beer is proof that God exists and wants us to be happy."
With beer recipes from Thomas Jefferson and George Washington produced locally by Yards Brewery, even the beer is authentic.

McGillin’s Olde Ale House
Since 1860
1310 Drury Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
215/735-5562
www.mcgillins.com

McGillin’s Olde Ale House threw open its doors the year Lincoln was elected president.
That’s shortly after the Liberty Bell cracked and long before ground was broken for Philadelphia City Hall.
The beer taps have been flowing since 1860 -- making it the oldest continuously operating tavern in Philadelphia.
It has outlasted Strawbridge’s, the Civil War
and even Prohibition.

What’s the secret? McGillin’s has become just like the fictional “Cheers”- with camaraderie, good food at a reasonable price and the best selection of local & regional beers on tap. McGillin's is Philadelphia's best Irish pub.

150th Anniversary -- Starting with a Party 150 days prior to our anniversary, a brewery tour, our own beer & more!

Book Signings-- Beer with authors of suspense novels, comics & beer guides.

Bleu Martini
24 S. 2nd Street,
Philadelphia, PA
bleumartinionline.com

Located in the heart of
Old City Philadelphia
bustling nightlife strip,
Bleu Martini's neon blue
lights make it hard to miss.

Eclectic Asian, American, and Fusion cuisine combine with a vast variety of mouth-watering martinis for an unforgettable experience. Nightly music and in our large two-room space make Bleu Martini the perfect place to party.

Specializing in more than 30 different martinis, Bleu Martini was named one of the best martini bars in the city. Our VIP lounge and waitress only table service gives you the comfort of sitting back and enjoying the lively atmosphere.

We also offer a variety of options for private parties, happy hours, and corporate events. Whether you are entertaining family, friends, associates, or yourself, Bleu Martini offers the ultimate nightlife, dining, and lounge experience!

Dining guide; Philadelphia Restaurants,.

Philadelphia Irish Pubs,:
Old City
The Plough and the Stars - $$$ - on 2nd Street, between Market and Chestnut Streets - Philadelphia, PA 19106 - 215.733.0300After a full day of absorbing the nation's historic treasures in Old City Philadelphia - this place offers even more history with your food and drink. It is housed in the Corn Exchange Building, which has intriguing architecture - and this old mercantile space has been renovated, to replicate how it looked in the early 20th century. It has two floors of seating - the upstairs dining room is a balcony. It's a big place, which can seat 85 patrons inside, plus 30 more, outside.

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The Dark Horse Pub - $$$ - 421 S. 2nd Street - 2nd and South Streets, Headhouse Square - Philadelphia, PA 19147 - 215.928.9307

Evoking the pubs of both Britain and Ireland, British and Irish dishes on the menu, as well as an Old World feel and ambience. Its location on Headhouse Square makes it a good place to start or finish your exploration, in either Society Hill and/or South Street - which are both worth experiencing. You can eat outside, for the foot traffic scene in Headhouse Square.

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Kildare's - $$ - 4417 Main Street, Philadelphia, PA 19127-1324 - 215.482.7242

Kildare's is part of a chain of Philadelphia Irish pubs, with locations in Manayunk, King of Prussia, and West Chester (the latter two being in suburban Philadelphia). It has recently expanded to three college towns - Newark, Delaware; Chapel Hill, North Carolina; and South Bend, Indiana.

Its slogan is - "Ceol craic" - "Food / Spirits - An Irish Experience". The phrase is Gaelic - variously translated as "music and good times" or "crack and music".

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Both restaurant have very impressive outdoor dining areas:

Downey's
Drinking House and Dining Saloon
526 South Front Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147

Intersection of South Street and Front Street (the equivalent of "1st Street") -215.625.9500

This is another veteran of the Philadelphia Irish pub scene - it has been here since 1976, the year the city hosted the Bicentennial Celebration of the Declaration of Independence. In addition to its South Street location, it also makes a good combination with a visit to Penn's Landing - which is nearby..

The Irish Times - $$ - 629 South 2nd Street - 2nd Street, just below South Street - Philadelphia, PA 19147-2410 - 215.923.1103

Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub - $$ - 150 South Street - South Street between Front and 2nd Streets - Philadelphia, PA 19147 - 215.464.7544

O'Neal's - $$ - 611 South 3rd Street - Intersection of 3rd and South Streets - Philadelphia, PA 19147-2301 - 215.574.9495

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Finnigans Wake
- $$ - 537 North 3rd Street - 3rd and Spring Garden Streets - Philadelphia, PA 19123-2936 - 215.574.9240

Finnigans Wake is the official gateway to the neighborhood of Northern Liberties - located just above Old City Philadelphia.

Finnigans Wake has its own unique story, in a building that was once a coffin manufacturer. Its Quiet Man Pub has memorabilia from the 1951 movie The Quiet Man, with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, filmed in western Ireland. Due to its huge size, the atmosphere of Finnigans Wake tends toward the night clubbish, boisterous crowd, as opposed to the smaller Irish pubs in Center City.

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Con Murphy’s 700 Benjamin Franklin Parkway (at the Windsor Hotel) Philadelphia, PA 19103
conmurphyspub.com

*Fellow Limerick men themselves, Liam Kelly and Maurice Collins have carved an Irish niche in Philadelphia with the help of a few Irish craftsmen. A classy yet comfortable Pub awaits you in the Windsor Hotel on Ben Franklin Parkway. Ben and Con would have gotten along famously (and are probably trading stories as we speak).

The restaurant has created a menu to please all palates from the traditional and hometown dishes like Philly cheesesteak and Irish shepherd's pie to golden confit chicken with sorrel and arugula salad, pistachios and dried blueberries or salmon with beluga lentils and kalamata olives..

* Serving # Breakfast # \ Starters & Salads # \ Sandwiches # \ Entrees # \ Desserts
# \ Brunch# \ Wine and Beer# \ Irish Whiskey & Scotch# \ Private Parties
# \ Signature Spring Drinks. MENU

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Race Street Pier
Columbus Blvd. at Race Street
Philadelphia PA 19106

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Located at the end of Race Street along the water’s edge, the new park features a combination of interesting landscape architecture and a dramatic setting that offers spectacular views of the waterfront. Visitors can walk along the treelined paths and relax in the grassy areas while enjoying amazing views of the Ben Franklin Bridge, Center City, and the Delaware River from a totally new vantage point.

On Memorial Day Weekend, May 28th and 29th, Philadelphia will celebrate the opening of its newest park, the Race Street Pier, with family fun entertainment, interactive activities, and information about the special features of this modern urban oasis.

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Phoenixville Restaurant Guide

"Society Hill, Old City, Center City, Philadelphia"

Great Plaza
at Walnut Street or Market Street.