Showing posts with label meat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meat. Show all posts

Saturday, February 7, 2015

Bareburger (Center City Philadelphia, PA) 2015-02-014

Bareburger (Center City Philadelphia, PA) 2015-02-014
1109 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215-627-2273
Web: http://1109-walnut-st.bareburger.com/


Bareburger is yet another option for burgers in the ever growing Philadelphia burger dining scene.  There are a plethora of delicious burgers to choose from and Bareburger is another contender.  The first store opened in NYC and Bareburger has been growing and expanding since then.  They focus on organic meats and have offerings that are sometimes a little harder to come by such as: elk, bison, goat, turkey, wild boar, along with vegetarian options.  This does raise the price point a bit, but I imagine this is not unexpected for those interested in trying Bareburger out.  Like most of the burger places, they offer milkshakes, soda, and alcoholic beverages. 

As I'm personally on a quest to make the Bloody Mary an any time beverage, I had one with my burger.  For Bloody Mary fans, the Bareburger version comes with pickles.  Lastly, I also would recommend sampling their various in-house made sauces as they were quite delicious with the onion rings, sweet potato and standard fries.















Monday, October 14, 2013

Fette Sau (Northern Liberties Philadelphia, PA)

Fette Sau (Northern Liberties Philadelphia, PA)
1208 Frankford Ave,
Philadelphia, PA 19125
Phone: 215-391-4888
Web:http://fettesauphilly.com/


After the Laurel Hill Cemetery 5k, the group needed dinner.  Fette Sau came to mind as the choice for fun and copious amounts of bbq and meat.  It is also conveniently located next to Frankford Hall for post dinner libations.











Friday, August 23, 2013

Fette Sau (Northern Liberties Philadelphia, PA)

Fette Sau
1208 Frankford Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19125
Phone: (215) 391-4888
fettesauphilly.com

For anyone in the mood for bbq meats by the pound, a generous whisky selection along with beers and cocktails, Fette Sau in Northern Liberties is a must.  A Starr restaurant that is in partnership with the group that established the original Fette Sau in Williamsburg Brooklyn NY, fette sau offers a fun ambiance and bbq orders by the pound.  The side dishes are also quite delicious.  I would not recommend Fette Sau for vegetarians.  All meats and sides are recommended but I have a particular fondness for the fatty beef brisket, the pork belly, and the beef short rib.