Allie Forge

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Best All-You-Can-Eat Sushi in Pennsylvania?

4 days ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

A Guide to 4 of Pennsylvania's Top All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Restaurants Based on positive reviews and diner feedback, this article highlights four top spots in Pennsylvania for an unforgettable unlimited sushi experience. Why Visit: This Hatfield favorite earns high marks (rated 4.8 stars) for its AYCE offering. Reviewers consistently praise the quality, noting the "sushi was so yummy and fresh." The Deal: Offers excellent value for an all-you-can-eat sushi feast.
What is The State Capitol of Pennsylvania?

1 month ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

Pennsylvania State Capitol: A Harrisburg Landmark of Art, Architecture, and History The Pennsylvania State Capitol Building in Harrisburg is more than just the seat of the state's government; it's a breathtaking architectural masterpiece, a repository of art, and a symbol of Pennsylvania's rich history.
Garryowen Irish Pub Downtown Gettysburg

1 month ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

As Gettysburg’s only Irish-owned pub, Locals refer to it as “The Go,” a pub that will take you back in the old country, featuring a solid mahogany bar, welcoming service and the spontaneous chance of a tune breaking out. With a selection of over one hundred Irish whiskeys, Irish draft beers, and the perfect pour of Guinness. The kitchen offers authentic Irish fare based on family recipes, with numerous ingredients coming directly from Ireland.
Visiting The Philadelphia Zoo in The Springtime

1 month ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

Spring Awakens at the Philadelphia Zoo: A Guide to Animals, Exhibits, and More Springtime at the Philadelphia Zoo, America's first zoo, is a time of renewal and excitement. As the weather warms, the animals become more active, the exhibits come alive, and the zoo offers a vibrant and engaging experience for visitors of all ages. This article provides a guide to visiting the Philadelphia Zoo in the spring, highlighting key exhibits, seasonal changes, and tips for making the most of your visit.
Nanu's Hot Chicken Ignites West Chester

1 month ago | wherephilly.com | Allie Forge |Joy Franklin

Nanu's Hot Chicken Ignites West Chester with Grand Opening, Free Food, and Fiery Flavors Nanu's Hot Chicken was founded in 2023 by brothers Ikram, Imran, Haroon, and Nanu Rashid. They were inspired by a passion for helping others and a love for Nashville hot chicken. The West Chester location is a partnership with father-son team Amjad and Jawad Ali, who bring their extensive experience in the food industry to the venture.
Batter & Crumbs: Philly's Beloved Vegan Spot

2 months ago | wherephilly.com | Allie Forge |Joy Franklin

Since opening its doors in 2019 at 1401 Reed St., Batter & Crumbs has become a neighborhood favorite, proving that vegan food can be both delicious and deeply satisfying. This cozy cafe offers a wide range of plant-based goodies, from savory pastries to decadent desserts, all made with high-quality ingredients and a commitment to flavor. Batter & Crumbs' success on DoorDash is driven by its consistently excellent food and service.
What are The Foods are The State of Pennsylvania Known For?

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

Pennsylvania's Culinary Landscape: Exploring Iconic Foods Beyond an Official "State Food" While Pennsylvania doesn't officially designate a single "state food," the Keystone State boasts a rich and diverse culinary heritage, brimming with iconic dishes and regional specialties. From savory scrapple to sweet shoofly pie, Pennsylvania's food scene reflects its history, its cultural influences, and the bounty of its agricultural lands.
Philadelphia Sees Further Restaurant Losses

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

Philadelphia's Restaurant Scene in Flux While each establishment has its own story, the collective impact of these closures has left a palpable void in Philadelphia's diverse dining landscape. The closures span a variety of cuisines and neighborhoods. In South Philly, the long-standing Bomb Bomb Bar-B-Q Grill, a family-run institution serving barbecue and Italian specialties since 1951, closed its doors after its owners decided to retire, marking the end of a 73-year run.
Visiting The: World's Largest Clothespin in Pennsylvania

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

Clothespin: Philadelphia's Iconic Pop Art Sculpture Towering over the bustling intersection of Fifteenth and Market Streets in Center City, Philadelphia, stands a unique and iconic piece of public art: Clothespin. This 45-foot-tall steel sculpture, resembling a giant, weathered clothespin, has become a beloved landmark and a symbol of Philadelphia's commitment to integrating art into its urban landscape.
Visiting The World's Largest Elephant in New Jersey

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Allie Forge

Lucy the Elephant: A National Historic Landmark Standing tall on Margate City, New Jersey's shores, is a unique and beloved landmark: Lucy the Elephant. This six-story, 90-ton architectural marvel, constructed in 1881, is more than just a quirky roadside attraction. Lucy is the world's largest elephant structure and a testament to 19th-century ingenuity, captivating visitors for over a century.