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Hip-hop gear, vintage purses and lots of spicentage purses and lots of spice

Posted on 04 December 2007 by Colleen Dunn

Most of you are probably aware of South Street - the long strip of boutiques, shops, restaurants and bars that are full of eccentric people and interesting buys. But just because it’s a well-known area doesn’t mean it isn’t worth visiting. Be sure to explore the region for yourself because it truly provides something for [...]

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Pad thai, loose-leaf tea and Misconduct

Posted on 27 November 2007 by Colleen Dunn

I had a blast discovering these hidden treasures. At each, I was greeted with sincerity, helpfulness and a warm smile. In a country where most folks think it’s cool to complain regularly, I welcome a pleasant experience. Below lies an agenda for your downtown night of gratification.
1 Let’s begin the journey with some Southeastern Asian [...]

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Discount clothing, tattoo-inspired merch

Posted on 13 November 2007 by Colleen Dunn

As November nears its halfway point, one thing is certain: the start of the holiday season is close at hand. But before you save up money to buy presents, why not indulge yourself? Head out and do a bit of spending for you.
1 - The first destination is Five Below, the new addition to The [...]

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Maki rolls and pumpkin ice cream

Posted on 06 November 2007 by Colleen Dunn

Having been fortunate enough to get a substantial check from Temple, I decided to celebrate and take my boyfriend out for two days of Old City drinks and eats.
1. Hungry and eager for something new and a little romantic, we headed to Swanky Bubbles Restaurant and Champagne Bar. Swanky Bubbles offers sushi and “comfort food [...]

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Tiki umbrellas and monster margaritas

Posted on 30 October 2007 by Colleen Dunn

I live in a part of Philadelphia that is dominated by Latin tenants and homeowners. So, to honor them, this week’s theme brings it home with a little Latin flavor.
1. Have you ever passed by a building so many times that you began to wonder what was actually inside? That’s how I felt about [...]

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Soy meat and the right kind of ‘dive’

Posted on 23 October 2007 by Colleen Dunn

On my scavenger hunt for picks, I came across an area that often gets overlooked. It seems that everyone who parties in Center City hangs out on Chestnut or Walnut streets. Meanwhile, Sansom Street’s nightlife lies in the dark shadow of these two areas of heavy vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
1 - Two meat-loving guys [...]

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Stuffed pretzels and Stevie Nicks

Posted on 16 October 2007 by Colleen Dunn

This week’s picks are a mix of Old City and Center City locales. As a reminder, every place I feature has my seal of approval.
1: Ritz Theatres has three locations in the city, yet I have only ever been to the one at Second and Walnut streets, the Ritz 5, so that is the [...]

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TGP: Sporting goods and chickpea salad

Posted on 09 October 2007 by Colleen Dunn

The Village People released a single called “Go West” in 1979. The lyrics for the chorus were “Go west, life is peaceful there. Go west, lots of open air. Go west, to begin life new. Go west, this is what we’ll do.”In honor of the 70s group, I traveled to University City this week.I’m not [...]

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Motocross, Talib Kweli and museums

Posted on 25 September 2007 by Colleen Dunn

Normally I try to change it up, providing a little of this and a bit of that. Instead this week, all events featured take place on Saturday, Sept. 29, and involve my favorite word - free. Here’s my recommended agenda.
1 College Day On The Parkway: the one day each year college students can visit the [...]

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Ratha yatra, Mexicali and magic

Posted on 18 September 2007 by Colleen Dunn

It’s only mid-September, but before you know it, students will be wearing heavy coats and sweaters. Until that day arrives, I’m providing outdoor things for you to do. Readers can soak up rays and breathe in that oh-so-fresh Philly air.
E-mail me with suggestions and, remember, all of the spots featured have the Colleen Dunn seal [...]

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