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Jul 15 2009
Come Out To Philly's Best New Gay-friendly Restaurants, Bars And Shops
Philly’s Still The Place To “Get Your History Straight And Your Nightlife Gay”
Philadelphia’s gay culture is shimmering with a vibrant day and nightlife scene thanks to new restaurants and must-see shops, boutiques and galleries throughout the city. And while visitors are encouraged to get their history straight and their nightlife gay while visiting town, they’re also free to eat, drink and shop, shop, shop. Here’s a look at some of the newest gay-friendly spots in town:
Bars & Restaurants:
- At Bindi, a modern bring-your-own-bottle (BYOB) Indian bistro, partners in business and life Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran use locally grown products and fresh drink mixes. The duo also own gourmet shop
Mar 16 2009
What's In The Avenue Of The Arts And Midtown Village Neighborhoods?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars And Coffee Shops On Or Near The Avenue Of The Arts And Midtown Village
Restaurants/Cafes:
- 10 Arts by Eric Ripert – In this intimate space located inside the glitzy Ritz-Carlton, Chef Eric Ripert presents American cuisine with an emphasis on organic, locally grown ingredients. 10 S. Broad Street, (215) 523-8000, ritzcarlton.com/hotels/philadelphia
- Bindi – Guests enjoy the spices and full flavors of traditional Indian fare at this dimly lit bring-your-own-bottle (BYOB) spot. Be sure to bring along your own rum or vodka to create Indian-inspired cocktails. 105 S. 13th Street, (215) 922-6061, bindibyob.com
- Bliss – Chef Fabrizzio Pace puts diners in touch with their inner gourmand thanks to his menu of creative contemporary