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CENTER CITY DINING la’s offers a vast menu of Italian-American homestyle dishes, a full bar and an extensive wine list. LaScala’s serves lunch and dinner, and features indoor and outdoor café style dining. Reservations accepted and large parties welcome. Free parking weekdays after 3pm, and all day on weekends. D15 D12 The Melting Pot 1219 Filbert St, Philadelphia 215/922-7002 and 150 Allendale Road, King of Prussia 610/265-7195 www. meltingpot.com. What’s new in Fondue? Well, quite a lot…it’s much more than just cheese and chocolate. The Melting Pot restaurant features a relaxed yet upscale atmosphere with private tables and attentive service. A terrific blend of dinner and entertainment. A four-course dinner consists of cheese fondue prepared tableside, followed by a choice of fresh salads. The entrée selection features steak, chicken, seafood, pasta and vegetables. Finish off with a delectable dessert array of fresh fruit, rice krispies treats, brownies, cheesecake and marshmal- 20 CONVENTION CENTER VISITORS GUIDE Spring 2012
lows served with choices of decadent chocolate fondue. Individual entrees also featured. And don’t forget our extraordinary wine list. Reservations are highly encouraged. D13 D16 Mercato 1216 Spruce St, 215/985- BYOB. Located in a beautiful historic building, Mercato is a new BYOB that focuses on market-fresh food. While the menu has Italian accents such as piadine – a pizza that is grilled, rather than baked – and fresh pasta made in-house, it is not limited to strictly Italian cuisine. Mercato is a cash-only BYOB, open seven days a week: Mon-Thurs, 5-10:30pm; Fri, Sat 5-11pm; Sun 5-10pm. Reservations are accepted only for pre-theatre dining from 5-7pm. Reservations are not accepted for other times. D17 D14 Midtown II Restaurant 122-124 S. 11 St. 215-627-6452 and 215/627-5568 www. midtown2restaurant.com Family owned and operated and proudly serving Philadelphia since 1974. Conveniently located in Midtown Village, we are walking distance from many hotels, theatres, and shopping areas. Our menu offers a wide variety of entrées from breakfast, to sandwiches, salads, sauté dishes, seafood, pasta, comfort foods, desserts, and more, just like mama used to make. And our homemade soups are legendary! Visit us online at to check out our daily specials. Free delivery is always available within 5 blocks. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including all holidays, bet that you can always count on us to satisfy your hunger with affordable prices and generous portions. So stop by and say hello. There’s never a dull moment at the Midtown! Misconduct Tavern 1511 Locust St, 215/732-5797, www.misconducttavern.com. Don’t assume the name encourages miscreant behavior; it’s actually named after the co-founder’s yacht. This nautically themed bar and restaurant features a 37 foot zinctopped wooden bar in the heart of Center City, serving tropical cocktails and one of Philly’s best selection of domestic and imported beers. Serving upscale pub fare featuring hot and cold sandwiches, soups, sal- DINING Happy Hour Just Got a Little More Interesting $3 Martini Menu 5pm – 7pm Wed thru Fri 200 S. 12 th Street 215-964-9675 Spring 2012 CONVENTION CENTER VISITORS GUIDE 21 CENTER CITY
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