Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
34th Street Magazine - Return Home

Street Smarts

El Bohio

2746 N. 5th Street

(215) 425-5991

Why? There's a hot table up front, so you can see the tasty tapas before you order. Otherwise, you might never try the morcilla (blood sausage).

Freddy & Tony's

201 W. Allegheny Avenue

(215) 634-3889

Why? Open daily, 9 a.m. to late night, this Puerto Rican destination is best known for its Mofongo (ball of crushed plantain with crisp pork skin served in gravy). Another plus: the menu is in English.

La Tierra Colombiana

4535-37 N. 5th Street

(215) 324-6086

Why? The menu is half Colombian and half Cuban, with everything from a tamarind Cuban milk shake to octopus salad. Finish the night with dancing upstairs.


More like this

This Week In: Clark Park

The friendly West Philly park is going to be hopping this weekend, with a smorgasbord of fun activities for hipsters and laymen alike. Put on your sunscreen and jorts and trek a few blocks past the University City bubble to 43rd & Baltimore.

This Week In: Bastille Day

Vive la France this week on the anniversary of the 1790 storming of the Bastille. Street takes a look at a few good excuses to celebrate a foreign holiday.

Arrow Swim Club Review

Bullseye

No Libs Swim Club hits its mark