Philadelphia, PA

LUNCH PLACES?

4 posts · Mar 25, 2000 to Apr 4, 2000

Barbara H.Not yetMar 25, 2000

NNTP-Posting-Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 07:58:50 PST
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Someone wrote:

> What are some of the better restaurants in the Art Museum area these
> days?

We try to get to Bridgid's first whenever we are in the area (get there early and service isn't a problem and the beer is great), London Grill, and Rembrandt's (food isn't quite the same level as the other two but it's bigger and has a nice atmosphere and a web site)

Herb Myers

CipritMar 26, 2000

I like Dock Street at 2 Logan Square (off the Pkwy).  It's a little bit of a hike from the Art Museum, but I like to walk. Christina

Me wrote:

> What are some of the better restaurants in the Art Museum area these
> days? I haven't been to that area in quite some time so I am a bit
> uninformed as to what's there now. I have tickets to see the new
> Rome exhibit at the art museum for an late afternoon visit. Afterwards,
> we want to enjoy a nice dinner in the area, but I we are not sure where.
> I was thinking of Jack's Firehouse, or perhaps London. Are there any
> other choices along those lines within a reasonable walk of the museum?

Robert O.University of PennsylvaniaApr 4, 2000

Someone wrote:
: What is that place on 21st (?) and Green - Belgian place - mmmm so : delicious.  Clearly, I'm blanking on the name, but I *believe* they have : lunch.  Dinner, in any case, is quite good, especially if you like a good : steak.

: D.

      Well, Cuvee is on 17th and Green... .

Anh D.University of PennsylvaniaApr 4, 2000

I think Pamplona is now Dmitri's.  But they're open for lunch and it's a great place to go/eat anytime.

Anh

Someone wrote:
: I'm thinking about taking my friend to either Orfeo or Pamplona for : lunch.  Does Pamplona have a special lunch menu?  What is Pamplona : like?  I've never been there.

: Does Orfeo have a special lunch menu?

: If you know, please let me know.

: Thanks

: -Jen