Great vegetarian dish. It's a zingy veggie option, a lusty mix of brown rice, chickpeas, lentils, feta and Moroccan harissa sauce. Read more.
The burgers here are flavorful and incredibly juicy — you might want to take the cashier’s offer and grab bibs for your kids. Read more.
At chef Jose Garces's upscale pub, order the eight-ounce Village Burger served on a sesame roll with house-made Thousand Island dressing.
Go on Sunday night for the grilled chicken and ribs, the equivalent of Portuguese barbecue. Read more.
Look for the super-affordable, well-stocked salad bar, plus healthy snack options (Popchips, fruit, cottage cheese). Read more.
Nothing is better than the quality workmanship found in rare antiques. Another Time Antiques offers a unique shopping experience that cannot be found at an outlet or mall. Read more.
Café Soho’s bon chon, or Korean fried chicken, is twice-fried (meaning more crunch, less grease) and served with a mysterious spicy/sweet soy dipping sauce and a side of pickled radish. Read more.
They use real fresh hearts of palm. They have one chef per two customers. It's an amazing experience. -Tracey Bloom, Top Chef
Go for brunch and try the turkey bacon and spinach frittata or the unbelievably thick-cut cream-cheese-stuffed French toast. Read more.
Look for the super-affordable, well-stocked salad bar, plus healthy snack options (Popchips, fruit, cottage cheese). Read more.
T 17's got a Happy Hour to remember: $2 sliders, $6 snow crabs, $3 drafts, and $4 cocktails. (5-7 PM nightly)
For a deal on arguably the best Southern BBQ in the Philly area, try the Monday night buffet for a little of everything on the menu. Adults - $19.95; kids 5-10 1/2 price; kids under 5 = Free! Read more.
Great Fries! Skin-on, fried to order, finger-tip-burningly hot, generously salted. In other words: No truffle mayo needed. Eat your heart out, Philly gastropubs. Read more.
Go here for brunch! You'll find eggs on a croissant with bacon, Gouda and apple; whole wheat apple-cinnamon pancakes; and lots and lots of coffee. Read more.
If you tweet @saladworks a pic with you and your salad you will automatically be entered into the featured fanatic contest and a chance to win a $10 giftcard! A winner is chosen on a weekly basis!
Visit the under-sung cafeteria-style counter at Little Thai Market for crab dumplings whose simplicity belies their addictive power ($5.50), and the sweet BBQ chicken on a stick ($2.50). Read more.
The menu offers historical dishes like pepperpot soup and “Martha Washington-style” turkey pot pie. Read more.
Get the Strawberry daiquiri. Hemingway would not approve of the use of fresh strawberry puree, but we do. Read more.
Their brunch has the most elegant spread in town, with a towering sculptural buffet of caviar, balsamic watermelon, and warm cobbler, not to mention absolutely apropos entrées. Read more.
At the optical shop once located here, Siegmund Lubin managed five theaters in six states. He began this operation in 1897 & gained national notoriety. But by 1916 he was bankrupt & died in obscurity.
Roaster with the most-er :-). Select from 15 blends of beans to grind and oh they have have ice cream and some great pastry and a lunch menu. What more ya want?
Take advantage of the under-the-radar weekday happy hour in the lounge. Try a selection of maki for $6, apps for $7 and select cocktails, beers (including Morimoto's Rogue beers) and wines for $6. Read more.
In 1852 William Procter Jr "the Father of American Pharmacy" invited pharmacists from 8 states to this site. Together they formed the American Pharmacists Association boasting more than 60,000 members
Visitors to the Space Command area can interact with 30 exhibits including the Research Station, an 8 foot telescope, and a Remote Command area where you help to track down an unmanned space probe. Read more.
Start off with tartare, move on to a grilled longbone, and end with the famous dessert cart. It’s $65 per person, and runs from 2:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 19th. Read more.
If you tweet @saladworks a pic with you and your salad you will automatically be entered into the featured fanatic contest and a chance to win a $10 giftcard! A winner is chosen on a weekly basis!
The first such shopping center to include a true department store, when Strawbridge & Clothier opened in May 1930. Today it features upscale brands and even a farmers market. Read more.
