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2201 Cottman Ave Ste 85
Philadelphia, PA 19149
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Premier Businesses in Philadelphia, PA

Tacconelli's Pizzeria
  • • Fresh, Brick Oven Bakes Pizzas
  • • All Food Made To Order
  • • Margherita Pizza
(215) 425-4983
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White Dog Café
  • • Contemporary American Cuisine
  • • Only the Finest Organic Ingredients
  • • Spicy Lamb Bolognese
(215) 386-9224
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Osteria
  • • Fine Italian Dining
  • • Homemade Pasta
  • • 100 Bottle Italian Wine List
(215) 763-0920
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Barclay Prime
  • • Exclusive Raw Bar
  • • Numerous Sweets & Desserts
  • • Sparkling, Red & White Wine
(215) 732-7560
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Things To Do in Philadelphia, PA

Love Park Love Park

Joggers, bikers and skaters will love Love Park, also known as the John F Kennedy Plaza. Famous for its large LOVE sculpture, Love Park brings together concrete and greenery in a harmonious outdoor marriage. This mixed-use urban park features a large single spout fountain, large granite walk areas and benches.

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Art After 5 Art After 5

Spend your Friday afternoon at a museum for an unforgettable evening! The Philadelphia Museum of Art hosts regular Art After 5 events each week for an eclectic blend of entertainment sure to impress your date. Take a romantic stroll through the galleries, listen to an excellent mix of music and enjoy a few light snacks and drinks.

 
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Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia

Discover the city’s past at the Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia, also known as the Philadelphia History Museum. More than just a collection of artifacts, the Atwater Kent Museum tells the elaborate story about the growth of the city as well as narratives about the people who lived in it.

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Shofuso Shofuso

Travel across the globe when you enter Shofuso, also known as the Japanese House and Garden, located in Fairmount’s West Park. Leftover from the 1876 Centennial Exposition, this 17th century-style Japanese house and garden represents friendship between the US and Japan. Guests are welcome to find tranquility in the elaborate garden, koi pond and teahouse as well as participate in Shofuso’s festivals and events.

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