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Posted by Foobooz on July 21st, 2009
Paul opens this evening opposite Effie’s on Pine Street. Among the menu items, crab spring rolls, wild Atlantic halibut and bouillabaisse. [The Insider]
When the Penthouse Club opens August 7th, chef Bill Elmer will be cooking up more than just steaks. [Meal Ticket]
City Tavern’s Walter Staib is at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello this week filming his new TV series, A Taste of History. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
Slate is now doing lunch, brunch and happy hour. Meal Ticket has the deets. [Meal Ticket]
Horizons chef Rich Landau has been selected to cook at the James Beard House. It will be the first vegan restaurant to be so honored. [The Insider]
Coo’s Sports Bar & Lounge is the name of the bar coming to the 800 block of North Broad Street. Not much else is known but the coming soon banner sports a Coors Light logo, so probably not going to have Chimay on draft.
Jim’s Soft Pretzels, a mini-chain in town is coming to South Street. [Meal Ticket]
JD McGillicuddy’s is going into the former Freehouse location in Wayne. Expect an August 1st opening. [The Insider]
Just a degree of John Mims separation away, Carmine’s in Bryn Mawr has closed and will return as Verdad, a Spanish tapas restaurant. [The Insider]
The Saxby’s at the base of the Comcast Center has closed. For now the coffee shop is serving as a promotional display for Table 31.
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August 5th, 2009 at 10:48 am
COO’S SPORTSBAR
32 FLAT SCREEN TVs 40″-70″ inches!!!
20 DOMESTIC AND IMPORTS ON TAP!!!!
TWO SEXY BARS
get ready. August 22nd.
-d.c.