In the 1920s, speakeasies were hidden bars that had silky feathers, flasks, and long, skinny cigarettes dangling from scarlet-painted lips. Today, they have Yelp Reviews.
During the Prohibition era, the manufacturing, sales, and bootlegging of alcohol became illegal throughout the United States. The period spanned from 1920-1933, when previously federal law had never restricted alcohol.
Naturally, people came up with a sneaky solution. Continue reading
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Pope Francis wrapped up his first trip to the U.S. after ending his stay in Philadelphia. But he was not alone in making a Philadelphia debut.
A valet parking app launched in the city just one month prior to the highly anticipated Papal weekend.
Luxe, based in San Francisco, offered Philadelphia residents special deals for its services during the road closure chaos. Continue reading
Say hello to Philly’s newest spot offering authentic Spanish food and a full bar.
With a twist…it’s vegan.
But, wait! Before you click away from this blog post faster than you run to the bathroom after a trip to Chipotle, listen up. Bar Bombon is run by HipCityVeg owner Nicole Marquis. In other words, coming from a non-vegan herself, the food is what dreams are made of. See what all the fuss is about and take an outdoor seat at the self-proclaimed “delightful bar on a popular corner.”
A day in the life of most teenagers consists of…planning the night’s activities. Most of which involve pregaming, grinding in fraternity basements and making out with strangers. But then something happens. Teens become of legal age to drink, and realize there’s more to life than watered down Natty Ice in red SOLO cups. Continue reading
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