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woodydunck

Joined 11 years ago

The MOST unique restaurant Philly has to offer!!!. In the all the hustle and bustle of the second biggest city of the east coast, it's really great to spend time in a small part of historic america where you can see both traffic and nature happen at the same intersection. Watch the deer, geese, or the very traversed automobile intersection at this wi-fi location and enjoy a day in the park or a small meeting in a cozy room. Located in the newly named "Centennial District", I love the quaint atmosphere, family enviroment, and friendly staff. Private Parking and Wi-Fi available.

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Tara Nurin

Joined 5 years ago

Homey cafe at busy Fairmount Park intersection makes for a quick coffee stop on the way to work or a Saturday afternoon destination.. In Short
While many of the grand edifices from the 1876 World's Fair sit idle in Fairmount Park, a few, like the Ohio House, are surging forward with new life. For breakfast and lunch, The Centennial Café at the Ohio House provides hot prepared foods, salads, sandwiches and coffees in a long underutilized structure wholly worth reclaiming. On any given day, you can find freelance writers crunching words on their laptops, moms lunching with friends over strollers, and usiness types popping in for a bite between sales calls.