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Restaurant
Feb 8, 2015Tommy DiNic’s At Reading Terminal Market
Tommy DiNic's, Reading Terminal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania © Stephen Kelly | Flickr
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A New Rhythm of Work in Seoul
SEOUL REDEFINES THE FUTURE OF WORKATION by seamlessly integrating business, leisure and culture across the city. From the established MICE hub of Magok to the creative energy and scenic lifestyle along the Han River, it offers a dynamic ecosystem where productivity and relaxation naturally coexist — positioning Seoul as a global destination for a new way of working and living.
Restaurant
Dec 26, 2014Nam Phuong
Since moving to South Philadelphia, which is known for its Vietnamese community and authentic food options, I’ve been determined to visit some of the area’s restaurants. I haven’t had many experiences with Vietnamese cuisine in the past, and I was eager to sample the fare.
Entertainment
Nov 30, 2014Champagne Brunch at LAVO New York
Several New York City establishments have quietly been waging a war for the best brunch in the city. They’re a little more upscale than breakfast at IHOP, and a lot wilder than Sunday brunch at the country club. Inspired by the day-parties of Pampelonne Beach in St. Tropez, brunch parties began popping up in the 90s with Le Bilboquet in the Upper East Side and Bagatelle and Merkato 55 in the Meatpacking District.
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12 Reasons to Visit Gozo, Malta’s Slower Sister Island
Gozo may be small in size, but Malta’s charming sister island offers a unique blend of natural beauty, deep-rooted history, rich culture and adventure. Gozo offers unforgettable experiences for every type of traveler. From picturesque villages and cliffside views to ancient temples and festive celebrations, the island invites visitors to slow down and savor the true Mediterranean lifestyle.
Restaurant
Sep 13, 2014Little Nonna’s
For my birthday in August, my boyfriend surprised me with reservations at Little Nonna’s, a fairly new restaurant in Center City, Philadelphia, where old school Italian meets new school. Nestled in a small brick building, the intimate 40-seat eatery exudes classic Italian charm, with vintage tableware and rustic wood tables, but serves a menu with a modern take on grandma-style comfort.