our trip to philly was really short (less than 24 hours), but we tried to squeeze in as much as possible. we got to see the liberty bell and independence hall (where our country's founding fathers wrote the constitution and the declaration of independence). but the place where we spent a good amount of time was "reading terminal market." after doing some research on yelp ahead of time, i found out about this super cool indoor market which is full of all kinds of eateries. being that it was a saturday afternoon, the market was super busy. but the crowds of people had a lot to do with what made the experience so awesome. it's just such a diverse and lively place. we had lunch with anthony's mom's friends, and so between the seven of us we got to sample quite a few places. anthony and i decided on dinics for their famous roast pork sandwiches and then shared a strawberry/banana/nutella crepe for dessert. it was the best freaking crepe i've ever had! haha.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
reading terminal market
our trip to philly was really short (less than 24 hours), but we tried to squeeze in as much as possible. we got to see the liberty bell and independence hall (where our country's founding fathers wrote the constitution and the declaration of independence). but the place where we spent a good amount of time was "reading terminal market." after doing some research on yelp ahead of time, i found out about this super cool indoor market which is full of all kinds of eateries. being that it was a saturday afternoon, the market was super busy. but the crowds of people had a lot to do with what made the experience so awesome. it's just such a diverse and lively place. we had lunch with anthony's mom's friends, and so between the seven of us we got to sample quite a few places. anthony and i decided on dinics for their famous roast pork sandwiches and then shared a strawberry/banana/nutella crepe for dessert. it was the best freaking crepe i've ever had! haha.
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