Philly Food and Drink Aficionados
Hi All!
Thanks to Marilyn for finding me on Philly blog and inviting me.
I'm new to Philly, so no I'm mostly homeless right now (staying with a friend until i finish buying a house). I was excited when Open Table sent me an email informing me of Restaurant week in center city. My last week in Baltimore I got to enjoy restaurant week there, and I look forward to checking out some philly favorites.
I'm new to Philly, so no I'm mostly homeless right now (staying with a friend until i finish buying a house). I was excited when Open Table sent me an email informing me of Restaurant week in center city. My last week in Baltimore I got to enjoy restaurant week there, and I look forward to checking out some philly favorites.
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Permalink Reply by Marilyn on -
Welcome Toxigal! I'm really looking forward to Restaurant Week. If people wish to plan more than one restaurant meetup, they are free to. I may only be able to afford one - unless I suddenly find myself employed tomorrow LOL. Anyways, glad to see you here. I think you'll find Philly to be a tasty town. :)
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Permalink Reply by dosa.daria on -
Hey everybuggy...I'm semi-new to Philly. I am a newly-become raw vegan chef, a foodie, and an aerie faerie all rolled into one delicous bluntly put sentence. ;) I'm looking forward to interacting with many people of many tastes on here! Yay taste buds!
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Permalink Reply by Marilyn on
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Ooooh raw-vegan chef. I'd love to try some of that! Welcome!
dosa.daria said:Hey everybuggy...I'm semi-new to Philly. I am a newly-become raw vegan chef, a foodie, and an aerie faerie all rolled into one delicous bluntly put sentence. ;) I'm looking forward to interacting with many people of many tastes on here! Yay taste buds!
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