Categories:
Bars,
American (New)
Neighbourhood: Market East
Farmers' Cabinet only opened last year and quickly became one of my favorite places in Philadelphia, in terms of ambiance and decor. The lighting is dim, but tolerably so. You only need light to read the menu, and we have something called phones (or…More »
Category:
Breakfast & Brunch
Neighbourhood: Bella Vista
Sabrina's is THE best brunch place in Philadelphia. I was recovering from a cold, so I didn't get out of bed until 1:30 this Sunday. Fortunately, Sabrina serves breakfast until 4, so we didn't need to starve. How sweet is that?!?!
The eggs benedict…More »
I've eaten at Nyonya in NYC twice (also famous for their roti canai and Hainanese chicken). It didn't leave much of an impression on me. The food wasn't bad, but I didn't understand the hype. However, when I moved to Philly, I found Penang obscenely…More »
Categories:
Latin American,
Caribbean
Neighbourhoods: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
Alma de Cuba is a fantastic place for special occasions. Time to take out your wallets, fellas (or ladies) because this one's gonna cost you. Is "tapas" Spanish for I'm still hungry?
I was ecstatic to learn that they have the cheesy bread balls that…More »
Category:
Moroccan
Neighbourhood: Society Hill
To echo most other Yelpers, Marrakesh is a fun place to come with a big group. They give you plenty of food, so you know you will walk away with a full stomach. If you arrive before 7:30, the place will be on the quiet side bordering on dead silent,…More »
Categories:
Lounges,
American (New),
Breakfast & Brunch
Neighbourhoods: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
I've heard mixed reviews about Continental's dinner and brunch, but their desserts drew me here. I saw a picture of their "s'more cones" floating around the internet, and I thought "I must have that." Unfortunately, only after we were seated on their…More »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
I can summarize my experience and observations in a few bullet points:
1. The 3-roll special is a good deal. I filled up on the salmon avocado roll (you can't go wrong there). Even though my companions and I ordered the spicy tuna roll, I avoided it…More »
Category:
Korean
Neighbourhoods: Rittenhouse Square, Avenue of the Arts South
Meat eaters take it for granted, but vegetarians know the pain of finding a Korean establishment that isn't hostile toward them and their dietary restrictions. I am a die hard carnivore, but I've always been either very good friends with or a…More »
NFT - San Francisco (10)A list of my favorite SF restaurants that don't hurt my wallet. |
How cheapskates survive in this city (10)To eat out doesn't always mean to break the bank |
Cafe Days (Manhattan) (7)Self-explanatory |
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT/DRINK (3)Yes, I'm a fatty, and? |
Boozing in San Francisco (16)Nightlife Hit or Miss |
RIP OFF REPORT (SF) (7)Overpriced & pretentious. SAVE YOURSELF FROM BEING RIPPED OFF! |
Study Spots (SF) (6)Self-explanatory. |
Insane Wait (5)Places that keep you waiting, but you still come back (though sometimes not) time after time... |
"You better be packing something in that wallet. I'm not one of those salad-eating chicks."
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238 Useful, 138 Funny, and 120 Cool
Philadelphia, PA
Yelping SinceOctober 2007
Things I Love My HometownSan Francisco
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My Last Meal On Earthmac & cheese, pho ga, buddaejigae, spicy hotate roll, spam musubi
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