The Euro-style menu here includes panini, frittatas and crespelle, including the irresistible Nutty Monkey with bananas and Nutella.
16-tap draft list + burgers with peanut butter, chocolate sauce and candied bourbon bacon = A+
The menu here includes a solid tap list of domestic microbrews and hundreds of bottles. Plus BYOV (Bring Your Own Vinyl) on Sundays. Bottoms up!
Interesting piece: the gallery space you're standing in was once a former showroom for mausoleums and tombstones.
Not a total "shocker:" this four-decades-old live music hall occupies an actual former electric factory.
There are two floors of labyrinth-like rooms offering a never-ending series of places to dance and mingle.
On tap here are DJ nights, vintage projections, '60s cocktails, kitschy eats, whiskeys galore and yes, go-go dancers.
This 12,000-square-foot venue hosts performances in its black-box theater, as well as a regular concert series, buffeted by a cash bar.
Find a stellar selection of microbrews at any of the three bars, plus tasty vegan fare.
Llama Tooth caters to the pre-club crowds, while the unpretentious kitchen (barbecue pork mac and cheese, turkey meatloaf and veggie burgers) has an everyman appeal.
Power couple Mike and Jeniphur Pasquarello of nearby Cafe Lift and Prohibition Taproom are the ones behind this Neopolitan-style pizzeria.
Venezuelan cuisine comes alive at the homey bring-your-own-bottle (BYO) spot perfect for gluten-free eaters and vegetarians.
The writer of The Raven and The Telltale Heart lived in Philadelphia for six years at this now-historic site. The house will be closed for renovation from March-June 2013.
Vox Populi comprises a rotating membership of artists of multiple genres, representing the challenging and experimental edge of contemporary art.
