This hip residential neighborhood is located next to Philadelphia's Logan Square area, and is known for its historical monuments, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and beloved eateries. Here are a few great spots to visit next time you’re in the area:
Bar Hygge
Embrace hygge (pronounced hue-gah), the Danish concept of coziness and life’s simple pleasures at Bar Hygge. You can get crab fries, salmon ceviche, and specialty cocktails for dinner, or indulge in avocado toast and biscuits for weekend brunch 🥑
1720 Fairmount Avenue
Ali’s Wagon
Grab some cute Philly-based accessories from this vibrant woman-owned neighborhood boutique. Shop online or in-person for everything from kids toys and games to candles and soap 🧼
2017 Fairmount Ave
Osteria
Treat yourself to a gourmet Italian dinner at this James Beard award-winning restaurant. Enjoy homemade pastas, thin-crust pizzas, seafood and more in a beautiful space surrounded by indoor plants 🍝
640 N Broad Street
Thirsty Dice
Check out Philly’s original board game cafe. Thirsty Dice is a full-service restaurant and bar that has over 950 games in its collection, such as Pictionary, CATAN, and Yahtzee. You can bring a game from home, or learn a new one from an on-site “gametender.” Reservations are recommended 🎲
1642 Fairmount Ave
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