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University Square
Anchored by the Penn Bookstore, University Square is a 300,000-square-foot shopping and dining plaza with a vibrant mix of retailers on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia....
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Dahlak
With locations on Baltimore Avenue and Germantown Avenue, Dahlak doesn’t stop at serving Eritrean cuisine. The restaurant transports diners to Africa with their traditional style and décor....
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Pod
Fast forward to the future at Pod, Stephen Starr’s ultra mod Asian restaurant in University City. A conveyor belt sushi bar and dining pods that change colors at patrons’ whims set the stage for a Jetson’s-like evening of fun....
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World Cafe Live
World Cafe Live is a state-of-the-art performance venue featuring nationally known music acts on its main stage downstairs and local performers in its restaurant-bar upstairs....
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Green Line Cafe
Named after a Philadelphia trolley line, the Green Line Cafe is a neighborhood coffee bar overlooking Clark Park in the University City section....
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Naked Chocolate Café
Walnut Street’s Naked Chocolate Café makes all its tempting confections daily in the open kitchen and chocolate factory area. Chocolate lovers can take their treats to go, or they can indulge right in the boutique’s inviting lounge area....
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University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
The Lower Egyptian gallery of the world-renowned University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia counts the 12-ton granite Sphinx of Ramesses II among its treasures....
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