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Alma de Cuba
Address: 1623 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Alma de Cuba is a Latin vacation, right in the heart of Philadelphia. Located at 1623 Walnut Street, it’s a perfect destination to pop into on the way home from work or for an elegant dinner. The lounge evokes sultry Miami nightlife with a mix of traditional Cuban and contemporary elements, with traditional drinks such as Caipirinhas and Classic Mojitos, which are always specially priced for happy hour. Upstairs, the balcony-style seating and classic décor promise a mellow and sophisticated ambiance. Chef Rodriguez adds novel twists to old world Cuban standards in his ‘Nuevo Latino’ creations, such as Pan Roasted Muscovy Duck, Lobster Sancocho, and Lechon Asado.
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La Viola
Address: 253 S. 16th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
La Viola, Italian for "the viola," a string instrument known for producing a deep and sonorous sound, is one of Philadelphia's excellent bring-your-own-bottle establishments, serving a harmonious blend of moderately priced Italian fare. The restaurant, a tiny, single-room establishment located in Center City near Rittenhouse Square and the theater district, offers a unique and lively experience, where diners complement La Viola's flavorful selections with favorite wine choices toted through the BYO’s doors.
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Cuba Libre
Address: 10 S. 2nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
With its kitschy theme park decor and its hip Latin beats, Old City’s Cuba Libre is all about the ambiance. The elaborately designed space – with its tall palms and wrought-iron balconies – was built to resemble a traditional outdoor café in Cuba circa 1940. The restaurant’s contemporary Cuban fare is often hit-or-miss, but good bets include the hearty Black Bean Soup and the juicy Guava BBQ Ribs. Feelin’ thirsty? You’ve come to the right place: with an endless variety of Cuban rums and a tasty selection of mojitos, Cuba Libre’s specialty drinks won’t disappoint, so pick your poison and get ready to rumba!
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Fogo de Chao
Address: 1337 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Fogo de Chao, a new concept in dining, is one of Philadelphia’s latest raves in the dining scene. This Brazilian churrascaria steakhouse offers a prix-fixe menu featuring an all-you-can-eat salad bar, followed by a selection of 15 different cuts of meat that are served table-side, all for a set price. The meats are as varied as rib eye, bacon-wrapped sirloin, filet, lamb, and chicken, all sliced from large skewers fresh from the kitchen. The sophisticated atmosphere attracts a wide-range of patrons, from businessmen to more intimate couples. Fogo de Chao is located at 1337 Chestnut Street, in the heart of Center City.
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Jones
Address: 700 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Sit in cozy avocado-colored booths or in the pleather swivel chairs of yesteryear, with a background of cherry wood, framing stacked stone brick walls reminiscent of the Brady Bunch. Enjoy a tasty soda pop or order a “cool” cocktail such as Proud Mary, Hound Dog, or Cloud Nine. Choose from comfort foods like Baked Mac and Cheese, Thanksgiving Dinner, Meatloaf, or a Vegetarian Shepherd’s Pie. Have smaller fare such as Tomato Soup with grilled cheese or a Tuna Melt on rye. Step back in time to the 1970s, near Independence Mall, where the history of the 1770s abounds. Book over to Jones at 700 Chestnut St., and take in a dining trip suitable for couples, families, and trendy single hipsters.
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