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Someone wrote:

> HEy all, my girlfriends bday is coming up and she loves Italian.  I'd like
> to take her to one of the nice place down in the 11th and Christian and
> washington areas.  I know people here have talked about them.  Any good
> suggestions of where to go??

Tre Scalini at 11th & Tasker.  BYOB, reasonably priced, and IMO the best Italian in Philly.

Enjoy!

Andrew
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 Someone wrote:

> HEy all, my girlfriends bday is coming up and she loves Italian.  I'd like
> to take her to one of the nice place down in the 11th and Christian and
> washington areas.  I know people here have talked about them.  Any good
> suggestions of where to go??

Its hard to go wrong with any of the restaurants in that area, but my favorite is Ralph's, the oldest family owned Italian restaurant in the United States. Bring cash though because Ralph's does not accept credit cards. Reasonable prices, great food, and superb service are what you'll find at Ralph's. I am partial to the veal dishes there, esp. the Veal Marsala.
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