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South Street In Philly

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By gymnastjlf
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Okay, so my friends decided that we're going into Philly this evening (probably around 5ish) for cheesesteaks and a visit to South Street. Besides Mr. Ritts's bakery (assuming we get there in time, I believe they close at 5 on Saturdays?), is there any other must-see for a celiac in this area? Obviously I'm not planning on eating the cheesesteaks.....!

Hope everyone had a great St. Patty's Day!!!

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Okay, so my friends decided that we're going into Philly this evening (probably around 5ish) for cheesesteaks and a visit to South Street. Besides Mr. Ritts's bakery (assuming we get there in time, I believe they close at 5 on Saturdays?), is there any other must-see for a celiac in this area? Obviously I'm not planning on eating the cheesesteaks.....!

Hope everyone had a great St. Patty's Day!!!

I'd love to hear the answer...I live in Media but don't get into the city often.

think there was a thread on eating in philly somewere a couple of weeks ago.

judy in Philly (but not really) :lol:

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I've lived in (and now just outside) philly for almost 2 years and haven't had much luck with restaurants. Mr.Ritts is a must though, if you're in that area. Sorry I couldn't be of more help :unsure:

-Lauren

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this is too late for your friday trip to south st but i just got the triump dining out food/restaurant guide and saw tons of resturants in philly. try to look at one.

judy

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