Sarah Sisk: "If you're in Philly, be sure to stop here! It's a little pricey and the line can get long but well worth it. If you enjoy whipped cream, do not pass it up here! It's house-made and so delicious."
visitPA: "The historic farmers market located in downtown Philadelphia opened in 1892 and is a favorite among locals as well as visitors. Choose from homemade Amish specialties to fresh seafood."
Eater: "Bring a group for the breathtaking smoked lamb shoulder braised in pomegranate juice. No place else in America serves such a sensuous, transporting, and finely wrought feast."
Kandis Kovalsky: "Great place to catch an indie film or documentary. Much cheaper than any of the Regal/United Artists theaters. Close to some cute restaurants (Zahav, Positano Coast). Make sure to park in the garage."
CITY GRIT: "A cozy coffee shop with a full espresso bar and hand poured coffee. What else could you want in a coffee spot? It's a great jumping off point for the morning or a stopping point for a midday rest."
Pierre's Costumes: "Stop in early for Halloween (by October 20), and take advantage of early bird specials such as FREE extended rental time. http://www.costumers.com/halloween/"
HISTORY: "This is home to a number of sites and attractions associated with early American history, including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell."
NBC Philadelphia: "These three blocks of the city have been nicknamed “America’s most historic square mile.” A tour includes an abundance of history that provides viewers insight on the foundation of the country."
Raj Sarma: "The guac is a must have and I recommend the option with the crab. Margaritas are well made, order them with Don Julio, you won't regret it. The taco sampler is a good way to taste all options."
Bre Bonner: "Winners are: Blood Orange Frozen Margarita, Taco Tasting Platter and the Macho Nachos w/ chorizo or chicken. Be sure to have reservations if you want a table or you can try getting seats at the bar."