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elSicomoro · 05-10-2003, 09:48 PM

UT, what was that place we went to Thursday? That was great!

My favorite Philadelphia haunts:

El Azteca--Grant and Bustleton: We are incredibly devoid of Mexican restaurants in Philadelphia...this place is fantastic. They also have a BYOB location in Center City.

Abilene--4th and South: Tex-Mex, low-key for being on South St.

Tamarind--2nd and South: Thai, nice atmosphere, great prices.

South Street Diner--across the street from Tamarind: Great diner staples, along with awesome Greek food.

Philadelphia Fish and Company--3rd and Chestnut: Primarily a fish joint, but also other dishes; expensive as hell, but one of the best meals you'll eat in this town.

Pizza Rustica--36th and Chestnut: Best described as an "upscale sandwich shop," yet reasonably priced.

Now, you said local Rich, but there are a lot of local areas on the Cellar...my favorite St. Louis places are here.

05-10-2003, 09:48 PM	#2
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	UT, what was that place we went to Thursday? That was great! My favorite Philadelphia haunts: El Azteca--Grant and Bustleton: We are incredibly devoid of Mexican restaurants in Philadelphia...this place is fantastic. They also have a BYOB location in Center City. Abilene--4th and South: Tex-Mex, low-key for being on South St. Tamarind--2nd and South: Thai, nice atmosphere, great prices. South Street Diner--across the street from Tamarind: Great diner staples, along with awesome Greek food. Philadelphia Fish and Company--3rd and Chestnut: Primarily a fish joint, but also other dishes; expensive as hell, but one of the best meals you'll eat in this town. Pizza Rustica--36th and Chestnut: Best described as an "upscale sandwich shop," yet reasonably priced. Now, you said local Rich, but there are a lot of local areas on the Cellar...my favorite St. Louis places are here.