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34TH STREET Magazine February 13, 2013 Dining Guide 32 Olexy offers its diners a selection of some of the finest seasonal American food in Philadephia, “inspired by the Farm and the Garden.” Web: talulasgarden.com Taste (fka Hadley’s Bistro American) 1 Dock Street, (Between Walnut Street and Locust Street), 215–238–6656. ($$$$) Located at the Sheraton Society Hill Hotel, this restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch. Web: philadelphia.menupages.com/restaurants/ taste Tavern on Camac 243 S. Camac Street, 215–545– 0900. ($$) Tavern on Camac is one of the few Piano Bars in Center City and one of the oldest Gay & Lesbian bars in the country. We feature nightly entertainment with our Piano players offering a variety of songs and musical styles. And of course, sing–a–longs are encouraged. Our Restaurant receives numerous accolades from our patrons for our beautifully prepared dishes. Our Dance Bar is open 7 nights a week at 9 pm with a great mix of women and men. Sunday nights the Dance Bar is open at 8pm. Nestled among quaint colonial row homes, T.O.C. is in the heart of Philadelphia’s LGBT neighborhood. A Restaurant & Night Club for the Entire Community! Web: tavernoncamac.com Ten Stone Bar and Restaurant 2063 South Street, 215–735–9939. ($$) New York–style restaurant/hangout. Dinner for two with drinks is under $25. Cool juke box, pool table, bar menu. Web: tenstone.com Terra Restaurant 243 S. Camac Street, 215–545– 1102. ($$) Chef Eric Paraskevas (Slate, Lolita) returns to the Washington West neighborhood at Terra, a dynamic new restaurant that showcases his exceptional skill in preparing New American cuisine. The menu includes signature dishes, such as beef tenderloin and house made pasta; seasonal weekly specials; delectable small plates and salads; an extensive wine list and bar; and a number of delicious desserts. Web: terrapa.com The Balcony 237 S. Broad Street, (Doubletree Hotel), 215–893–1667. ($$) The menu takes full advantage of the Delaware Valley’s fresh seasonal bounty, prepared in the classic American/Continental style with Mediterranean influences. Located inside the Doubletree Hotel, beautiful views overlook Broad Street. During the theater season, a “curtain call” menu (prix–fixed three course meal) is offered. Web: philadelphia.doubletree.com The Bourse Food Court and Specialty Shops 111 S. Independence Mall East, 215–625–0300 ext. 1. ($) Opposite the Liberty Bell. Many come for its architectural beauty and historic value. The first commodities exchange built in the U.S. in 1895. Gifts, souvenirs, greeting cards and memorabilia are available in The Shops. Web: bourse– pa.com The Cafe at 2011 Walnut Restaurant, Bar & Lounge 2011 Walnut Street, 215–568–5603. ($$) Open–air and sidewalk seating for dinner, Saturday lunch and Sunday Brunch. Comfortable bar and lounge. Seating available for school parties and events. Book your school party today and get great drink specials. Web: thecafe2011.com The Corner 102 S 13th Street, 215–735–7500. ($$) Very reasonable prices and friendly waiters make sure you leave happy and satisfied. Web: thephillycorner.com The Couch Tomato Cafe 102 Rector Street, 215–483–2233. ($) This gourmet cafe is anything but typical. Several different varieties of pizza made with fresh ingredients, as well as many different salads and wraps with homemade dressings are offered. Homemade soups are also popular. We also cater! Web: thecouchtomato.com The Druid’s Keep 149 Brown Street, 215–413–0455. ($$) A neighbordhood bar that seems untouched by the trendiness found in other drinking establishments. The menu includes decent reasonably priced grilled cheese sandwiches, burgers, melts, and hot dogs. Web: yelp.com/biz/the–druids–keep–philadelphia The Gold Standard Cafe 4800 Baltimore Avenue, 215– 727–8247. ($$) Intimate, traditional all–American cafe offering fresh, local specialties. Web: thegoldstandardcafe.com (PLEASE SEE REVIEW, PAGE 16) The Latest Dish 613 S. 4th Street, 215–629–0565. ($$) American. Healthy, lighter fare. Seafood, vegetarian and more. Outstanding beer selection. Best dance club in the city (Fluid) is on the second floor. Web: latestdish.com The Manayunk Brewery & Restaurant 4120 Main Street, 215–482–8220. ($$) Jazz/Blues Pub. Outdoor dining. Brew our own beer with eight beers on tap. Free boat rides down the river. Live entertainment. Brunch buffet on Sundays between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Web: manayunkbrewery. com The Melting Pot 1219 Filbert Street, 215–922–7002. ($$$) Come experience a new way to enjoy food with family or friends.... Fondue! The Melting Pot has something for everyone. From large tables for big groups to intimate tables for two, you must come experience the country’s premier fondue restaurant! Web: meltingpot.com The Pierogie Kitchen 648 Roxborough Avenue, 215–483– 5301. ($) 29 varieties of homemade pierogie and hand–rolled stuffed cabbage, soups, potato pancakes, babka. Hot lunch specials everyday. Student Discounts! Sandwiches, desserts. Web: pierogiekitchen.com The Restaurant School 4207 Walnut Street, 215–222– 4200. ($$) Enjoy food prepared by the chefs of tomorrow in four different restaurants. Student discount: 10 percent with school identification. Carry–out foods prepared by the chefs in our Café and Pastry Shop. Pastries, breads, cakes plus a luncheon selection of soups, salads and sandwiches. Gift certificates and private parties available. Web: walnuthillcollege.edu The Trestle Inn 339 N. 11th Street, 267–239–0290. ($$) A pub in North Philly that’s been serving up quality food and drinks to customers for over one hundred years. Features go–go dancers to evoke the spirit of the 1960’s and 70’s. Offers great whiskey and cocktails. Web: thetrestleinn.com (PLEASE SEE REVIEW, PAGE 10) The Turf Club 700 Packer Ave, 215–551–8270. ($$) Traditional American cuisine includes grilled chicken breast, stir fry specialties and salads. Add to that the live action of thoroughbred horse racing, with off–track betting. Casual attire. Web: yelp.com/biz/the–turf– club–philadelphia The Ugly American 1100 S. Front Street, 215–336– 1100. ($$) The concept of New American cuisine was developed in the 1980s from fusion and California cuisines, and features significant creative use of in–season produce and sauces. It is somewhat related to French Nouvelle cuisine and often incorporates influences from Latin American, Mediterranean, and Asian cuisine. Web: uglyamericanphilly.com Thirteen Restaurant, Philadelphia Marriott 1201 Market Street, 215–625–6795. ($$) Thirteen, the stylishly modern bar and restaurant in the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, takes its moniker from the original 13 colonies, offering visitors and locals a stylish and upbeat venue for dining, drinking and socializing. . Web: marriottmodules. com/restaurant/hotels/hotel–information/travel/phldt–marriott–philadelphia/13_american_inspired_cuisine TIME 1315 Sansom Street, 215– 985– 4800. ($$) From the loins of the once–revered German beer house just east of Broad Street, we have created a space that can accommodate. We offer a wide variety of food, drink and entertainment for everyone – from food, scotch and beer lovers to the wine connoisseur and nightlife partygoers, TIME is poised to satisfy every craving. Web: timerestaurant.net Tony Luke’s 39 E. Oregon Avenue, 215–551– 5725. ($) Tony Luke’s offers classic traditional Philadelphia food. You can find there a wide variety of cheesesteaks, hoagies, and sandwiches at a small price. Web: tonylukes.com Tria Cafe 123 S. 18th Street, 215–972–8742. ($$) Tria specializes in the Fermentation Trio of wine, cheese and beer. Offers a friendly, casual yet stylish place for hanging out, day and night. Wonderful staff. Winner of Philadelphia Magazine’s “Best of Philly” 2004 (beer list). Web: triacafe.com Tria Wine Room 3131 Walnut Street, 215–222– 2422. ($) A wine, cheese and beer cafe. Tria serves passionately crafted wines, cheeses, and beers together for a unique experience. Web: triacafe.com Twenty Manning Grill 261 S. 20th Street, 215–731–0900. ($$$) If cosmopolitan is what you’re looking for, Twenty Manning is the place. From the modern, gorgeous dining room, the intimate lounge & the lively outdoor cafe to the large, sensual bar, Twenty Manning hosts a location for every diner’s taste. Beloved Chef Kiong Banh draws upon his culinary expertise to create an innovative twist on American fare. Chef Banh spends every morning at the markets, hand–selecting each fresh ingredient that goes into his Asian– influenced selections. He even adds fresh herbs from his own personal garden to enhance his unique entrees. Web: twentymanning.com Ulana’s 205 Bainbridge Street, 215–922– 4152. ($) Romantic, candlelit restaurant located in a wine cellar. Features pastas, shrimp, duck and puff pastry filled with seafood. Moderate–priced. Dancing in the club, featuring live bands. Club available for private parties. Web: yelp.com/biz/ulanas–philadelphia Underdogs 132 S. 17th Street, 215–665–8080. ($$) This boutique hot dog eatery features wieners in a variety of styles, ranging from a My Thai to the Georgia Dog, and even the Coney Classic. Some have even suggested that this restaurant will help unseat the cupcake as the next “it” food! Web: underdogsphilly.com Union Jacks Pub Manayunk 4801 Umbria Street, 215–482– 8980. ($$) Local corner bar with good food. Web: yelp.com/biz/union– jacks–pub–manayunk–philadelphia United States Hotel Bar and Grill 4439 Main Street, 215–483–9222. ($$) There is an extensive selection of single–malt scotches and vintage– dated Armagnac. Under new ownership. Recently restored to its original beauty. Serving a fresh new menu perfect for lunch, dinner or weekend brunch. Web: yelp.com/biz/us–hotel– philadelphia Varga Bar 941 Spruce Street, 215–627–5200. ($$) An all–American pub featuring retro–style decor, including a mural of 40s–style pinups on the ceiling and a black–and–white tile floor. Menu includes jumbo lump crab cheese fries, Kobe beef burger, duck confit chicken wings. Web: vargabar.com Vernick 2031 Walnut Street, (267) 639– 6644. ($$$) A foodie’s delight, Vernick offers up American and Asian style cuisines ranging from Maryland Crab to Sea Urchin. Web: vernickphilly.com/landing.html Water Works Restaurant and Lounge 640 Water Works Drive, 215–236– 9000. ($$$) Water Works Restaurant and Lounge, Philadelphia’s landmark dining experience offers mouthwatering cuisine and breathtaking views of Boathouse Row and the Schuylkill River. Water Works is the perfect place for all occasions. Private events are welcomed. Web: thewaterworksrestaurant.com White Dog Cafe 3420 Sansom Street, 215–386– 9224. ($$) Award–winning contemporary American cuisine with an emphasis on local, farm–fresh ingredients. Smoke–free piano parlor; music on weekends and dinner discussions of film, tours, and other community events. Bar and grill offers casual fare for under $10 and late night specials. Web: whitedog.com (PLEASE SEE OUR AD, PAGE 19) Winnie’s Le Bus Manayunk Restaurant 4266 Main Street, 215–487–2663. ($$) Home style, fresh and affordable with weekly menu changes featuring American classics. Homemade breads and pastries are baked fresh daily. The weekend brunch features omelets, frittatas, pancakes and more. Kid– friendly! Web: lebusmanayunk .com Woolly Mammoth 430 South Street, 215–923–8780. ($$) Sports bar. 10 Satellite TV’s. All pro and college games. Great place to watch Sunday football. Also, don’t miss Monday night specials. Web: yelp.com/biz/woolly–mammoth–philadelphia World Cafe Live 3025 Walnut Street, 215–222– 1400. ($$) Live Music on 2 stages. Upstairs Live – serving lunch, dinner, late night bites and an ever changing menu of live music from around the region and the globe. Downstairs Live – Dinner is served at your table as you enjoy a live performance. Host your next private party at World Cafe Live. Web: philly.worldcafelive.com (PLEASE SEE OUR AD, PAGE 4) BAKERY/DESSERT XIX – Nineteen 200 S. Broad Street, 19th Floor, (Park Hyatt at the Bellevue), 215– 790–1919. ($$$) Starters and main dishes are perfectly executed. The desserts are a bit more playful. Located on the 19th floor of the Park Hyatt one really does feel at the top with an elegant view of Center City. Web: nineteenrestaurant.com Artisserie Chocolate Cafe 3421 Walnut Street, 215–222–3710. ($) The best place in Philadelphia for dessert. They carry everything from rich hot chocolate to delicious pastries. Web: yelp.com/biz/artisserie– chocolate–cafe–philadelphia–4 Auntie Anne’s 3405 Walnut Street, 215–387– 0337. ($) Hand–rolled soft pretzels in nine awesome flavors, including new hot dog pretzels and pretzel pockets. Web: auntieannes.com Bagel Factory 510 Walnut Street, 215–627–0707. ($) Great bagels, salads, gourmet sandwiches and more. Web: yelp.com/
iz/bagel–factory–on–independence– square–the–philadelphia Belle Cakery 1437 E. Passyunk Avenue, 215–271– 2299. ($$) This cozy cake shop features a daily selection of sweets and pastries, but primarily specializes in custom–order cakes. Pastry chef and co–owner Jessie Prawlucki has noted that the cakes will be “more focused on flavor” to attract customers. Also be sure to try her famous hazelnut brittle! Web: bellecakery.com Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream 218 S. 40th Street, 215–382–5092. ($) The finest quality all natural ice cream. Conveniently right on campus. Web: benandjerrys.com Capogiro Gelato 3925 Walnut Street, 215–222– 0252. ($$) Capogiro brings Italian artisan know–how together with Pennsylvania’s rich farmland produce. The flavor selection changes seasonally and includes unique flavors such as persimmon sorbetto, honeysuckle, black walnut, mascarpone and fig, and many more. Check out their Center City location at 13th and Sansom as well. Web: capogirogelato.com Darling’s Coffeehouse and Famous Cheesecakes 2100 Spring Street, 215–496–9611. ($) Darling’s professes to be ‘home of the original Philly cheesecake,’ a cheesecake that’s apparently lighter in color and creamier in texture than a NY–style cheesecake. Darling’s has about ten homemade cakes to choose from ($4.35–$4.95 a slice), from the ‘classic Philly cheesecake’ to white chocolate raspberry, pumpkin, and Grand Marnier. Web: darlingscheesecake.com Federal Donuts 1219 S. 2nd Street, 267–687–8258. ($) Famous for their world–class doughnuts and fried chicken. Offers a wide assortment of glazes, including caramel–banana and brown–sugar grapefruit. Friendly staff and fun atmosphere. Web: federaldonuts.com Golosa Chocolate Bar and Dessert Lounge 806 S. 6th Street, 215–925–1003. ($) This tiny dessert shop focuses mostly on chocolate. Imported chocolates and candies, along with desserts from around South Philly make for a perfect ending to your evening around South Street. Specialties include drinking chocolates and 100% cacao dark chocolate. Call before you go to ensure there is space for you! Cash– only BYOB. Web: golosacafe.com Homemade Goodies by Roz 510 S. 5th Street, 215–592–9616. ($) Bake shop with sit–down kitchen from the 1940s–1950s. Serving cakes, cupcakes, cookies, quick breads and more... Baked goods made to order. Kosher Pareve/Pas Yisroel Bakery. Supervised by Community Karhrus of Greater Philadelphia. Web: homemadegoodiesbyroz.com Insomnia Cookies Houston Hall, 3417 Spruce Street, 215–387–2005. ($) Warm cookies and brownies delivered to your door til 3AM. Pickup available too. Order online or call (215) 387–2005. Web: insomniacookies.com Isgro Pastries 1009 Christian Street, 215–923– 3092. ($$) Over 100 year old quintessential award winning Italian bakery in the Italian Market specializing in cannolis. They also make fantastic cookies, biscotti, tiramisu, and pizzelles. The family run business has been using the same authentic recipes straight from Italy for generations. Web: bestcannoli.com Kiwi Frozen Yogurt 3606 Chestnut Street, 215– 387– 1222. ($) Customizable flavors and toppings, Kiwi is the go–to choice for frozen yogurt on campus. Great flavors include vanilla bean, cheesecake, mixed berry, red velvet, Irish mint, and many more. Web: kiwifrozenyogurt.com Le Pain Quotidien 1425 Walnut Street, 215–751–0570. ($$$) New York City import with organic, healthy choice dishes. Finally this Brussels chain currently in 19 countries has reached Philadelphia. Think organic sandwiches, croissants, and quiches all in an amazing space with high–ceilings, Pennsylvania millwork and an imported Basque door. Web: lepainquotidien.us Lil’ Pop Shop 265 S. 44th Street, 215–222–5829. ($) Offers unique and handcrafted ice pops made from a seasonal assortment of fresh, natural, locally– sourced ingredients. Some flavors include Goat Cheese, Vietnamese Coffee, and Mango Sriracha. Web: lilpopshop.com Little Baby’s Ice Cream 2311 Frankford Avenue, (267) 687–8567. ($) Little Baby’s Ice Cream produces Hand–Made, Super– Premium Ice Creams and Non–Dairy Frozen Desserts for open–minded, convivial Philadelphians. Web: littlebabysicecream.com Lore’s Chocolates 34 S. 7th Street, 215–627–3233. ($) Located just blocks from the birthplace of America’s independence, Lore’s Chocolates is proudly committed to upholding Philadelphia’s confectionary history. We specialize in manufacturing the finest chocolates, reflecting the tastes of our region. Web: loreschocolates.com/cont.php Magpie 1622 South St, (267) 519–2904. ($) Magpie offers a variety of sweet pies with fresh whipped cream and savory pies with a side of homemade pickled vegetables. Web: iluvmagpie.com Marcie Blaine 108 S. 13th Street, 215–546–8700. ($$) Chef Marcie Blaine Turney looks to Lancaster County for organic cream and butter, and nearby farms for seasonal produce herbs and honey. Her chocolates are inspired by the flavors of Mexico, India, and the Mediterranean. Try Mango Lassi, Sweet Lula, Mexican Mole, My Thai, or Smoked Bacon. Web: marcieblaine.com Mary Cassatt Tea Room, The Rittenhouse Hotel 210 W. Rittenhouse Square , (19th Street Between Locust Street & Wal- nut Street), 215–790–2533. ($$) A quiet sanctuary of soothing teas and garden views, the Mary Cassatt Tea Room and Garden brings to life the tranquil settings once painted by its namesake. Elegant yet inviting, this charming salon is an ideal venue for relaxing afternoons. Sip one of our signature brews as you nibble on scones, pastries, and tea sandwiches. Delight in our lovely private garden, located just outside a set of graceful French doors. Web: rittenhousehotel. com/dining Max Brenner 1500 Walnut Street, 215–344–8150. ($$) This restaurant brings Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory to life with its array of decadent chocolate creations, ranging from chocolate pizzas and soups to do–it–yourself fondue. Its full menu provides a perfect opportunity to satisfy both your hunger and your sweet tooth in one delicious meal. Web: maxbrenner.com Metropolitan Bakery 4013 Walnut Street , 215–222– 1492. ($) In a relaxed café setting right on campus, Metropolitan Bakery & Café serves sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts along with organic tea, coffee, espresso drinks and, of course, Metropolitan Bakery’s award– winning artisan breads, bagels, focaccia, pastries, muffins, cakes, and specialty sweets. Metropolitan Bakery & Café also carries special coffees and granola by the pound, as well as their own specialty spreads and dips. Web: metropolitanbakery.com/locations/ university_city Miel Patisserie 204 S. 17th Street, 215–731–9191. ($$) Miel Patisserie is a traditional French patisserie offering all of the loved classics, including the “eclair au chocolat” and the “pain au chocolat.” Fresh, natural flavors and expert visual artistry are presented in their delectable pastries and baked goods, artisan breads, handmade chocolates and custom–designed cakes. Web: mielpastry.com Nuts to You 721 Walnut Street, 215–925–1141. ($) The best place to find a large variety of dried fruits, snack mixes, candy and of course nuts! Their nuts are roasted on the premises daily and prices are modest. Also offer gift trays and other treats. Web: nuts–to–you. com Pamcakes, a Philly Cupcakery 20th & Pine St, 215– 546– 2860. ($) Double chocolate, chocolate chip, and red velvet are some of the many flavors at Rittenhouse’s new cupcakery! The cupcake trend continues as Philly’s hunger for cupcakes seems insatiable. Bonus: Follow them on twitter or facebook for more updates! Web: pamcakes.net Red Mango 1425 Locust St. #2, Philadelphia, PA 19102, (267) 519–2224. ($) Low price, large variety. A classic frozen yogurt shop with many flavors and toppings to choose from. Scoop de Ville Ice Cream & Maron Chocolates 1734 Chestnut Street, 215–988– 9992. ($$) Ice cream, chocolates, and blended yogurt. Smells great, tastes better! If you don’t know about us, you’re missing out! Scoop De Ville will deliver on campus! Great for study breaks, Greek parties. Call for details. Scoop De Ville now offers cake! Web: scoopdeville.com Sugar Philly 38th and Walnut Street, 267–940– 7473. ($) Skip the lines, reservations, and the expensive meals of fine dining places and enjoy gourmet desserts as fast as you can. Now you can enjoy high taste, but stay at street level. Where else can you get this good stuff this easy? Seasonal menu includes Vanilla Creme Brulee and Spicy Mexican Layered Chocolate Cake. Web: sugarphillytruck.com Sweetbox Truck 1600 John F. Kennedy Boulevard , . ($) Philly Vendy Awards Best Dessert Winner artisan cupcake truck specializing in premium ingredient cupcakes. The Sweetbox Truck will soon be opening a new store front location at 13th and Panama. Tartes 212 Arch Street, 215–625–2510. ($$) A cute little bakery in Olde City with the tastiest of treats, like cupcakes and cakes. Web: yelp.com/biz/ tartes–philadelphia The Crepewalk Between 35th/36th Streets and Spruce Street, . ($) Craving light, fluffy crepes filled with delicious goodness? You don’t need to fly to Paris for them! The Crepewalk serves a variety of sweet and savory crepes, such as Nutella and strawberry crepe, and chicken sandwich crepe. Web: mobimunch.com/thecrepewalk The Green Line Cafe 4239 Baltimore Avenue, 215–222– 3431. ($) Features organic gourmet coffee and tea, fresh baked goods, bagels and pastries, as well as sandwiches, salads, and its own line of bottled sodas. Web: greenlinecafe. com Yogorino 233 S. 20th Street, 267–639–5287. ($$) Fro yo fanatics will freak over this newcomer serving up tart frozen yogurt. While there is only one flavor option (plain), the toppings like pistachio sauce, dulche de leche and toasted hazel nuts take this treat to another level. Web: yogorino.com CHINESE Beijing 3714 Spruce Street, 215–222– 5242. ($) On–campus convenience and speedy service at one of the better Chinese places in Philly, offering Mandarin, Cantonese and Szechuan. Campus delivery and catering for large parties citywide. BYOB. Web: beijingatpenn.com Charles Plaza 234 N. 10th Street, 215–829–4383. ($) Charles Plaza exemplifies outstanding value and incredible taste for the discerning palate. The walnut chicken and spicy General Tso are out of this world. Also, Charles Plaza does not serve beef or pork (Kosher!). For excellent Americanized Chinese food, this is the place. BYO Web: yelp.com/ biz/charles–plaza–philadelphia Chef Joseph Poon 1010 Cherry Street, 2nd Floor, 215– 928–9333. ($$) Joseph Poon Chef Kitchen catering is a fun, very clean, open kitchen, featuring a variety of international cuisines, like Peking Duck Pizza, Polenta, Crab Sushi, Typical Hong Kong Roast Duck, Wonton and Pork Noodle Soup. Vegetarian healthy dishes available. Web: josephpoon. com China Inn 4423 Locust Street, 215–222–2208. ($) This isn’t your typical takeout. In addition to all the typical Chinese– American mainstays, China Inn also has an extensive selection of vegetarian specialties including veggie beef, chicken, and pork. Web: chinainnphiladelphia.com China Pagoda 701 Market Street, 215–592–1035. ($) Free delivery to University City (minimum $15 purchase). Open early for special lunch orders. Web: chinapagodaphilly.com City Garden Chinese Restaurant 1801 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, 215–569–8686. ($) City Garden Chinese restaurant specializes in cooking delicious, classic Chinese dishes at affordable prices. The welcoming Chinese restaurant is known for its Willow Beef, BBQ ribs, and Kung Pao chicken. Its expansive menu covers a broad range of Chinese cuisine and boasts a diversity of traditional dishes, from Crab Rangoon to the Pu Pu Platter. Each dish is made from fine, fresh ingredients to maximize your dining experience. Web: yelp.com/ biz/city–garden–chinese–restaurant– philadelphia Evergreen 4726 Spruce Street, (215) 476– 0371. ($) Winner of the “Golden Grub Award” for their Kung Pao Chicken, this Chinese restaurant offers takeout and delivery. Open till 11pm on weekends. Cash only. Web: yelp.com/ biz/evergreen–chinese–restaurant– philadelphia Golden Chopstick Chinese Restaurant 1800 Spring Garden Street, 215– 496–9190. ($) If you’re in the area and have a craving for traditional Chinese food, stop by Golden Chopstick. Service is always quick and friendly, and the food arrives hot. Good portion sizes and huge menu selection makes Golden Chopstick a great place for Chinese takeout. Web: goldenchopsticks.net Golden Empress Garden 610 S. 5th Street, 215–627–7666. ($) Fresh, fast and fabulous, Golden Empress Garden offers appetizing Chinese food such as General Tso’s, scallion cakes, and lemon chicken. Vegetarians get an entire menu to themselves! This place is a little gem. Web: philadelphia.menupages.com/ restaurants/golden–empress–garden Han Dynasty Dining Guide 34TH STREET Magazine February 13, 2013 33
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