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Al Fresco Dining, Hold The Exhaust

Posted by Foobooz on 22nd April 2009

The Center City District recently released their State of Center City 2009 report where they counted 215 outdoor cafes. As the outdoor cafe has become ubiquitous we’ve started hearing a new question, where can I eat outside away from the sidewalk. Today’s edition of The Bite highlights a handful of restaurants where the atmosphere is never broken by the blaring of, “welcome to route….”

Outdoor seating without the cars [Metro Philadelphia]

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Profiling Jamaican Jerk Hut

Posted by Foobooz on 4th June 2008


It’s the last episode of Philly Chefs on UWISHUNU and Jamaican Jerk Hut chef Ricardo James is profiled.

Philly Chefs: Ricardo James of the Jamaican Jerk Hut [Official Site]

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Philly Noir

Posted by Foobooz on 23rd January 2007

Jamaican Jerk Hut

The Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation has just added a new podcast tour, their fifth, to soundaboutphilly.com. Philly Noir marks the first African American podcast tour of Philadelphia and features such recognizable voices as bowtie wearing Eagle, Dhani Jones, Kenny Gamble and of most interest to us foodies, Delilah Winder.

Delilah takes us through her southern cooking at Delilahs at The Terminal. Other foodie spots on the tour include Jamaican Jerk Hut at 15th and South, Geechee Girl Rice Cafe, Natalie’s Lounge at 4003 Market St and Zanzibar Blue on Broad Street. These tours are really cool, so load up your iPod and bring an appetite.

soundaboutphilly.com [Official Site]

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