I love food markets, and it is a great example of that (I like it much better than Chelsea Market here, for example).
Also, when your closest grocery store is Rittenhouse Market, in all its expensiveness and not-so-greatness, having RTM as a fairly close option is a wonderful thing. That's how I fell in love.
Rittenhouse Market was my market for years, so I either ate out or took a cab to 10th and South for some proper grocery shopping. I used to walk to RTM for lunch but only rarely because of the chaos. My favorite thing was ribs, which are dangerous to eat while in a business suit.
I was poor and I couldn't eat out often or take cabs to grocery shop
Post by thedutchgirl on Aug 15, 2013 17:57:23 GMT -5
My husband is from Newark, Delaware, about 45 minutes from Philadelphia. He swears by Claymont Steakshop in Claymont, DE as the best. After having Pat's a couple of weeks ago, I have to agree that Claymont is better.
We went to Graffiti Bar a couple weeks ago when we were in town. I highly recommend. It is in this little space in the alley behind Sampan. The food is from Sampan--mostly small plate apps and drinks.
My husband is from Newark, Delaware, about 45 minutes from Philadelphia. He swears by Claymont Steakshop in Claymont, DE as the best. After having Pat's a couple of weeks ago, I have to agree that Claymont is better.
We went to Graffiti Bar a couple weeks ago when we were in town. I highly recommend. It is in this little space in the alley behind Sampan. The food is from Sampan--mostly small plate apps and drinks.
I actually grew up in South Jersey, right outside of Philly, and I personally think that the bestest cheese steak ever is from a place called "Gaetano's Steaks" in Jersey.
And I don't eat red meat so take this with a grain of salt, but my wise foodie Philly friends always say that getting a cheesesteak is actually the wrong answer, and you should get a roast pork sandwich at DiNic's (in RTM) instead.
No. I think DiNics is gross. I personally love Tony Luke's for the best cheesesteak in Philly. I don't care what miso says about that pork sandwich, I think it is not good and I love, love, love Tony Luke's.