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PHILADELPHIA - The best way to stay on track with your new year's resolutions is to have external support. It is not unusual for us to fall off track at least 14 times during our first week. Having a solid network of family and friends will keep you accountable for your resolutions and help you succeed. In addition to this, you can also ask your loved ones to check up on you. By sharing your goals with these people, they will feel obligated to be truthful with you.
PHILADEPHIA - Fried Chicken at Bar Poulet in Philadelphia is an elegant joint that serves classic sides and French wine. The atmosphere is casual and modern, making it an ideal place for both casual and business dining. The stylish interior and stylish menu offer a modern twist on comfort food. You can also order cocktails and beer to accompany your meal. While you're waiting for your chicken, you can also enjoy a glass of French wine.
PHILADEPHIA, PA - If you're looking for a unique and delicious treat, you will soon be able to visit Milk Jawn on East Passyunk. This Philadelphia ice cream shop features a wide variety of flavors from classics to seasonal favorites. The company's founders, Amy Wilson and Ryan Miller started out as a hobby a few years back and have expanded it to a full-fledged business with the help of their families. The current shop is based out of MaKen Studios North in Kensington, and they are also available for delivery.
PHILADEPHIA - Wawa, a popular American convenience store chain, has announced the closing of another Philadelphia store due to operational challenges and COVID impacts.
Philadelphia, PA - To extend the holiday shopping and entertainment into the New Year, Center City District (CCD) is sponsoring Restaurant Week, beginning Sunday, January 9 and continuing through Friday, January 21, 2022. Dozens of local restaurants will participate in this biannual prix-fixe dining promotion that highlights some of the city’s most diverse culinary venues.
PHILADELPHIA - The Kimmel Cultural Campus and The Philadelphia Orchestra announce 2021-22 season-long community partnership with Taller Puertorriqueño, Inc. (Taller) — a community-based cultural organization, known as El Corazón Cultural del Barrio (The Cultural Heart of Latino Philadelphia).
PHILADEPHIA - Marlo and Jason Dilks of SliCE announce the return of their annual holiday pie, Pizza of the 7 Fishes. This special seasonal pizza is inspired by their families' Christmas Eve traditions and by a seven-course seven-fish dinner popular in South Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA -The Betsy Ross House and American Heritage Chocolate have partnered to bring a colonial chocolate recipe to life. The chocolatier CJ Cheyne, owner of Oui Pastries, has created a special bar using figs that were popular during the 18th century. He is creating the dessert to sell in his shop at 160 North 3rd Street. Visitors will be able to sample the chocolate and receive a recipe card.
PHILADELPHIA, PA - Police in Philadelphia is questioning two men in connection with the ambush killing of a 14-year-old boy. The suspects fired two guns and pounced on the teenager as he was waiting for a bus in a North Philadelphia neighborhood. Detectives are now investigating what caused the incident. as the motive of the ambush still remains unclear.
PHILADELPHIA - Juno by summer is one of Philadelphia's most Instagrammable and social media famous restaurants with towering life-size flowering murals, lush plants, a wooden patio, and bright colors. Now for the winter, Juno has been completely revamped and transformed with a giant rooftop greenhouse roof added for cold months, the addition of greenhouse dining rooms, and tons of festive holiday vibes all around!
PHILADEPHIA - If you're planning a winter holiday trip, you might want to think about a Christmas Staycation in Philadelphia. This city is truly magical during the holidays. You won't find many other places to enjoy the season like Philadelphia.
PHILADEPHIA, PA - The Sugar Factory in Philadelphia will open at Midtown Village, taking over the space occupied by Porta. The restaurant will have 187 seats and a mezzanine bar with 62 seats. It will serve alcoholic smoking candy goblets, as well as a variety of desserts and cocktails. Although the original Porta closed because of a coronavirus outbreak, the restaurant still has three locations in New Jersey.
