Philadelphia - Rehearsal dinner suggestions needed!!
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Philadelphia - Rehearsal dinner suggestions needed!!
My brother is getting married and his fiance is from Philadelphia, so my parents will be hosting the rehearsal dinner there. Being from out of town, they don't know the city well and are looking for suggestions as to where to hold the rehearsal dinner. Probably about 50 people at a restaurant (private room). Nothing too expensive, but nice. Possibly contemporary or Italian? The wedding will be in the city so places downtown would obviously be most convenient. Any thoughts?
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Hmmm. Am racking what's left of my brain to come up with a place, but can't think of one I know that could accommodate 50 people. Some could do a dozen or so, but 50 would be too many for most places I know.
You might consider contacting some of the downtown hotels. They seem best equipped to handle something like that -- especially if a lot of the wedding guests are staying at one of the hotels.
Sorry, that's all I can think of. Maybe others will be of more help.
You might consider contacting some of the downtown hotels. They seem best equipped to handle something like that -- especially if a lot of the wedding guests are staying at one of the hotels.
Sorry, that's all I can think of. Maybe others will be of more help.
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2 thoughts: 1) Maggiano's and 2) ask your brother's fiancee since she is more familiar with Philly.
http://www.maggianos.com/locations/d...d=001.025.0168
http://www.maggianos.com/locations/d...d=001.025.0168
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We have great Italian food in Philadelphia.....PLEASE don't have your rehearsal dinner at Maggiano's or Buca di Peppo. I originally suggested Spasso, which is great for a big group and everyone I know likes it, but here are more. I am not sure about big parties
Marra's (South Philly)
Risorante Panorama (known for their huge wine cellar, Old City)
Penne (University City, next to Penn)
Tre Scalini (I think is BYOB)
Ristorante La Buca (beautiful inside)
There are many more, but some are very expensive, tiny, not in a great location)
Take everyone to dessert at Capogiro for gelato.
Marra's (South Philly)
Risorante Panorama (known for their huge wine cellar, Old City)
Penne (University City, next to Penn)
Tre Scalini (I think is BYOB)
Ristorante La Buca (beautiful inside)
There are many more, but some are very expensive, tiny, not in a great location)
Take everyone to dessert at Capogiro for gelato.
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