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

Playlists


34th Street Magazine

Bold City

Chef Mustapha Rouissiya, of Figs fame, must have realized last year that the tried and true Old City hotspots have a tendency to get tired and ridiculously crowded -- eight months ago he opened his Mediterranean bistro, Adriatica, and Philadelphians will celebrate in his ingenuity. The workweek lunchtime menu offers exotic salads and sandwiches, along with more substantial fare.


34th Street Magazine

Guides

The Man Who Made The Monitor American Swedish Museum 1900 Pattison Avenue Through Dec. 28, 10 a.m-4 p.m., $6 (215) 389-1776 http://www.americanswedish.org The thing that I like best about college is the total dearth of hall monitors.


34th Street Magazine

Cash Money

Faced with slumping sales, the record industry has tried new methods -- like including a bonus CD or DVD with albums -- to provide consumers with incentives to buy rather than download.


34th Street Magazine

Reviews

In Tupac: Resurrection, the story of late hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur is told viscerally through the use of his own words.


34th Street Magazine

Santa's Got a Brand New Bag

With the holiday season approaching, filmmakers are full of warm fuzzies in the hopes of touching a few wallets with that holiday spirit.


34th Street Magazine

Street's Cultural Elite 2003

GABI ARNAY: The "Dancing Queen" of Bloomers has so much Friars' spirit that she wears their hat everywhere. JESSICA BRAND: Everybody dance now!


34th Street Magazine

Get Your Gay on, Sista!

If you're continually faced with the Thursday night dilemma of kicking off the weekend, and you just can't bear the thought of another round of Quizzo, then maybe, just maybe you're ready to shake things up a bit.


34th Street Magazine

Gnocchi, gnocchi. Who's There?

Italian BYO restaurants are arguably the perfect destination for an evening out. Due to the lack of Italian restaurants in West Philadelphia, I was looking for something that would give me a little more authenticity and a lot more ambiance.


34th Street Magazine

Best of Penn 2003

Contestants, you've made it this far. We're not going to announce a second or first runner up, but if these selected winners cannot fulfill their duties as Miss Best of Penn, others will have to assume the role.


34th Street Magazine

From the Editor

This past Saturday night after one too many, I found myself sitting on my living room couch composing a list entitled, "Should these things be important to me now?" 1.


34th Street Magazine

I like Costco better

Hidden between the two main streets -- Chestnut and Spruce at 45th -- lies the hardly monumental Sam's Place.




34th Street Magazine

You've come a long way, baby

The Bridge: Cinema de Lux opened its doors on Nov. 8, 2002, and after a year of operation, the theater has come a long way from the chaos that surrounded its opening weekend.


34th Street Magazine

Quick Flicks

Love Actually Directed by: Richard Curtis Starring: Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Keira Knightley, Emma Thompson Rated: R 3 out of 5 stars Love Actually not only has eight times the characters of a typical love story, but eight times the Christmas spirit!


34th Street Magazine

Adams' song

Prepare to dance in your undies again -- the Madonna of alt-country is back and louder than ever. With his first official follow-up to the critically acclaimed Gold, Ryan Adams has managed to successfully re-invent himself.


34th Street Magazine

Street Smarts

This week: Eating Ethnic on 11th and Pine PERFECT PAELLA Mixto 1141 Pine Street (215) 592-0363 Why? Simple, spicy down-home Cuban and Colombian cuisine, Spanish-speaking waiters and piles of beans and rice on the side of every dish. BEST BAKLAVA Effie's 1127 Pine Street (215) 592-8333 Why? Basic but satisfying Greek BYO.



34th Street Magazine

Tea and snobbery

If you thought that daytime trips to the Four Seasons were reserved for Parents' Weekend and intimate visits with that Wharton MBA you happened to meet last weekend, you were wrong.