Tag: Pennsylvania
10 Places to Eat Southeast Asian Food in Philly
Posted by Brian Cicioni | May 29, 2019 | Pennsylvania | 19 |
How to Spend a Day Exploring Philadelphia Along th...
Posted by Brian Cicioni | May 1, 2019 | Pennsylvania, Trains | 9 |
A Guide to Rocky Movie Locations in Philadelphia: ...
Posted by Brian Cicioni | Oct 3, 2018 | Pennsylvania | 31 |
6 Must-Visit Urban Farmers Markets in Pennsylvania
Posted by Brian Cicioni | Oct 28, 2017 | Pennsylvania | 11 |
6 Unique Pasta Dishes to try on National Pasta Day
Posted by Brian Cicioni | Oct 17, 2017 | Maryland, Pennsylvania | 7 |
A 2022 holiday shopping guide for the foodies in your life
by Brian Cicioni | Dec 22, 2022 | Product reviews | 0 |
From French macarons and plant-based chicken to gourmet pretzels and Swiss chocolate here is our 2022 holiday shopping list for the foodies in your life.
Read MoreKampar Kitchen’s Angelina Branca reveals her favorite food spots in Philly
by Brian Cicioni | May 25, 2021 | Pennsylvania | 0 |
When James Beard Award semi-finalist, Angelina Branca is not in her kitchen at Kampar, these are the spots goes to in Philly.
Read More10 Places to Eat Southeast Asian Food in Philly
by Brian Cicioni | May 29, 2019 | Pennsylvania | 19 |
When it comes to variety, Philly is one of the best cities in the Americas to find Southeast Asian food. This list includes Burmese, Khmer, Lao, and more.
Read MoreHow to Spend a Day Exploring Philadelphia Along the Broad Street Line
by Brian Cicioni | May 1, 2019 | Pennsylvania, Trains | 9 |
You don’t need a car in Philadelphia. You can explore food, history, art, and a bit of nature in North, South, and Central Philly along the Broad Street Line.
Read MoreA Guide to Rocky Movie Locations in Philadelphia: from Rocky to Creed
by Brian Cicioni | Oct 3, 2018 | Pennsylvania | 31 |
From Rocky to Creed, here is a list of locations to check out in Philadelphia. Most are easily accessible by SEPTA trains and buses.
Read More6 Must-Visit Urban Farmers Markets in Pennsylvania
by Brian Cicioni | Oct 28, 2017 | Pennsylvania | 11 |
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and in between, Pennsylvania’s cities have some of the oldest and most historic farmers’ markets in the United States.
Read More6 Unique Pasta Dishes to try on National Pasta Day
by Brian Cicioni | Oct 17, 2017 | Maryland, Pennsylvania | 7 |
Pasta dates back to 12th Century Sicily. October 17 is National Pasta Day in the United States. Check out these unique pasta dishes before you celebrate.
Read MorePennsylvania Restaurant Review: Carlisle Thai Cuisine
by Brian Cicioni | May 27, 2017 | Pennsylvania, Restaurant reviews | 15 |
Carlisle Thai Cuisine provides ample parking in a downtown location. Owner and head chef, Joy Boonjirayuth is well-traveled and integrates her travels into her ever-changing menu.
Read More10 Reasons to Visit Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
by Brian Cicioni | Nov 16, 2016 | Pennsylvania | 46 |
Lancaster County has the second largest Amish settlement in the United States, the home of Pennsylvania’s only American President, pretzels, smorgasbords, trains and more!
Read More6 Reasons to Visit Lancaster, Pennsylvania
by Brian Cicioni | Oct 19, 2016 | Pennsylvania | 48 |
Lancaster has Amish heritage, America’s oldest farmers market, smorgasbords, and the home of Pennsylvania’s only President.
Read More14 Reasons to Visit Berks County, Pennsylvania
by Brian Cicioni | Sep 21, 2016 | Pennsylvania | 53 |
Berks County had important stops on the underground railroad and historical figures like Conrad Weiser and Daniel Boone also have roots there.
Read MoreExploring Philadelphia’s Cambodia Town
by Brian Cicioni | Aug 25, 2016 | Asia, Pennsylvania | 95 |
In addition to being first capital of the United States, Philadelphia has something else that neither New York nor Washington have: Cambodia Town!
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