PA: Philadelphia Concert
#2
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The Wachovia Center is among several venues clustered together in South Philadelphia -- Lincoln Financial Field, the Wachovia Spectrum and, soon, Citizens Bank Park -- in a great sea of parking spaces. In other words, there's not much nearby. Depending on where you're coming from, you could eat in any number of places in South Philly and then move on to the concert.
#3
Joined: May 2003
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Depends on what you're looking for.
If you head north on Broad St., you'll run into what's knows as the Avenue of the Arts and lots of restaurants.
Consider going to Upstares (yes, that's how it's spelled) at Varalli's. Ask for a table overlooking Broad St.
Want to go cheap? Try Crinetti's on Broad. Small, Italian, family place. No liquor license, cheap prices.
If you head north on Broad St., you'll run into what's knows as the Avenue of the Arts and lots of restaurants.
Consider going to Upstares (yes, that's how it's spelled) at Varalli's. Ask for a table overlooking Broad St.
Want to go cheap? Try Crinetti's on Broad. Small, Italian, family place. No liquor license, cheap prices.
#4
Joined: Jul 2003
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You are not far from the S. Philly restaurants. Closest ones are in a strip center around 15th and Packer--there are two, both casual: Chickie and Pete's, which is a crab and beer joint, and Celebre's pizza, which has some of the best pizza in the area (IMHO). Ralph's Italian is on 9th street near Catherine or Christian streets and is one of the top red-gravy haunts in the city (again, IMHO). Enjoy!




