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While I'm at it, breakfast in Philadelphia.
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catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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What part? How fancy? Do you like diner food or do you want the full blown champagne brunch?
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Cookie
Flyntonville
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catnfiddle wrote What part? How fancy? Do you like diner food or do you want the full blown champagne brunch?
I'll be there during the week, so I guess champagne is out. I'm near Suburban Station, so anywhere that I can get to easily by SEPTA is fine.
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AmyArt21
Short North
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Check out the Beauty Shop Cafe.
I've never been there, but my friend Jon is the owner!!
2001 Fitzwater St. Philadelphia PA 19146
215.546.1002
Cafe/Coffeeshop, Graduate Hospital Area
UPenn alum Jonathan Adler’s café is a welcome addition to a purely residential strip of Fitzwater. According to Adler’s research, barbers and beauticians have occupied the cozy 450-square-foot space since 1937; it’s heritage he celebrates via subtle décor touches, including checkered floors and retro molding. Food-wise, they serve simple sandwiches and soups. Beauty Shop is the first café in the city to carry beans roasted by Chestnut Hill Coffee Company. Open Mon.-Tue., 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wed.-Fri., 7 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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catnfiddle
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I'd go with that one! Wonderful coffee, that's for sure.
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catnfiddle
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HeySquare wrote OK... in the ... thousands... of times I've been out in Philly, I don't think I've ever been awake enough to eat breakfast downtown.
My life really has changed.
I always either went out of the city (usually New Hope or Lambertville) for a destination brunch or just hit the nearest diner. Melrose Diner is probably the most famous one to visit, but it's too far north of where you are.
Yeah, I know all the great places to nosh here, but I've pretty much forgotten my own home town in three short years.
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Cookie
Flyntonville
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Tenzo wrote Reading terminal market
You know, I went by there for lunch one day, and didn't actually see anything I wanted to eat.
And the correct answer for breakfast in Philadelphia is the Midtown Diner on 18th. Just a block or two from Suburban Station, decent diner fare, friendly staff, and the best Bloody Mary I've ever had.
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Tenzo
Chicago Lakeshore
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Cookie wrote
Tenzo wrote Reading terminal market
You know, I went by there for lunch one day, and didn't actually see anything I wanted to eat.
And the correct answer for breakfast in Philadelphia is the Midtown Diner on 18th. Just a block or two from Suburban Station, decent diner fare, friendly staff, and the best Bloody Mary I've ever had.
You are suggesting a Steven Star resturant over Amish food?
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Cookie
Flyntonville
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Tenzo wrote You are suggesting a Steven Star resturant over Amish food?
I have no idea what a "Steven Star restaurant" is. The Amish section of the market was closed when I went there, and I have it on good authority that the Amish make lousy Bloody Marys.
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Cookie
Flyntonville
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HeySquare wrote
Tenzo wrote You are suggesting a Steven Star resturant over Amish food?
Scrapple or a decent martini at the Continental... hmmm... decisions decisions.... :roll:
I just googled the guy. He's responsible for Parc? Then yes, yes I am suggesting that over Amish food.
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