If you haven't stopped in to Square 1682 yet, it's OK to blush. The restaurant is one of the city's hottest new spots. Fortunately for you, Valentine's day offers a great excuse to take a culinary peek. The restaurant is offering up a five-courses menu for $75 per person, and I promise you, it won't disappoint.
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"The Big Game" features New Orleans vs. Indy. Face it, not many of us have a dog in this fight.
So where better to watch a game not too many local football fans have a vested interest in (provided you didn't lay down five large on the game) than smack dab in the middle of Eagles/Giants/Jets country: Princeton.
Princeton's Chauncey Lounge is throwing a touchdown of a Super Bowl party on Sunday, where Eagles, Giants, and Jets fans can commiserate together - if only for one night.
For $15 you get the game on the big screen, nachos, franks in the blanket, chips, pretzels, suicidal, honey stung and bourbon barbecue chicken wings, six-foot Italian hoagies with fresh cut chips, pulled pork sandwiches on sour dough rolls with mustard slaw, great desserts and more! And don't worry, The Chauncey will have plenty of drink specials, from kickoff until the final whistle blows.
Check out the Chauncey's Web site for directions and more info or call 609-921-3600.
Triumph Brewing Company of New Hope presents Frontier Ruckus, this Saturday February 6th. Frontier Ruckus is an American folk-rock band from Michigan. In the beginning of 2007, shortly after the release of I Am The Water You Are Pumping, Frontier Ruckus began to receive attention in Michigan, with Metro Times considering the band "already one of the very best sounds to come out of Michigan this entire decade.” The band released its debut full-length record, The Orion Songbook, in November 2008. Way Upstate & the Crippled Summer, pt. 1 was released in 2009. In 2008, Frontier Ruckus was named "Best Folk Group" in Detroit by Real Detroit Weekly. Show starts at 10pm.
Here's a wrap up of what's going on in the world of dining:
If you missed Restaurant Week, fear not. You can still get some phenomenal deals at Chima. From Jan. 31 until Feb. 4, you can take advantage of a $35 dinner that includes Rodizio, salad bar and appetizers. The restaurant asks that when you call you mention you're coming for Extended Restaurant Week.
Oyster House at 15th and Sansom is going to start hosting Tuesday Night Shrimp and Crayfish Boil. The craziness kicks off on Tuesday, Feb. 2, and will feature u-peel wild shrimp, whole crawfish and chunks of kielbasa in Creole spices for $19 a person.
And in West Chester on Saturday, Feb. 6, you can join some of the East Coast’s most noted craft brewers at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant for Belgium Comes to West Chester, an annual event that celebrates Belgian beers. Meet the brewers, discover new Belgian styles on a pay-as-you-go basis, and sample away.
February, the month of love, football, Mardi Gras and now beer.
Throughout next month, you can swing by McGillin's for a beer brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. There will be $3 bloody Marys, mimosas and microbrews, as well as a daily pitcher special.
As far as food, you can get eggs, Challah French toast, frittatas, and a heck of a lot more.
Not bad for the oldest bar in the city, huh?
OK, I've got another option for you foodies and lovers on Valentine's Day. This one is Verdad Restaurant & Tequila Bar in Bryn Mawr. You'll be able to feast on a four-course Lovers Menu for $90 per couple (plus tax and gratuity). Open seating will be offered on Saturday, February 13th and Sunday, February 14th beginning at 5:00pm.
Here are the details:
First course (choice of): Boston bib salad bleu cheese, spicy cashews, granny smith apples, honey lavender dressing; Tortilla soup shooters; Duck fondida, chips; Black truffle flatbread
Fish course (choice of): Butter poached lobster tail, jicama salad, salsa Verde; Skewered diver scallops, fennel, hearts of palm salad; Grouper veracruz; Striped bass, shaved yucca, black truffle frittata
Meat course (choice of): Twin filets, black truffle mash potatoes, grilled asparagus; Gianonne chicken breast, sofrito rice, garlicky spinach; Rack of lamb, patata bravas, tomato confit; Duck breast, chipotle plantains, sugar snaps
Dessert (choice of): Flan; Chocolate taco; Coffee chocolate layer cake; Strawberry sorbet, with champagne gelee
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s Saturday, January 30th, Triumph Brewing Company of New Hope is presenting Splintered Sunlight. Splintered Sunlight is the areas best Grateful Dead tribute band! The show costs $7 and starts at 10 pm. Come check them out!
Here's another choice for Valentine's Day dinner: Prive in Old City.
The Philly favorite dining spot is offering a prix fixe four-course meal for $145.
For the first course, pick between wild mushroom salad, chop veggie salad or tomato fennel soup.
For an appetizer, your options are blue crab fritters, steak tartare, lobster barlotto and parsnip risotto.
Your main course selection includes lobster thermador, Atlantic salmon, beef tenderloin, stripped bass or lamb.
And dessert rounds things out with guava phyllo, chocolate cake or something called strawberry menage et trois. Your guess is as good as mine on what that is...
You've got a few options for where to eat for Valentine's Day. In fact, you can even choose when, and what meal. Take The Freight House in Doylestown for example. The restaurant has deals on both dinner and brunch, if you're more of an amorous person in the morning.
For the morning crowd, you can take advantage of brunch from 10 until 2 p.m.
And for dinner, you can do it up right with a four-course meal for $50 per person. If you're really out to impress, try the wine flight pairings for another $25 per person. Dinner is served from 4 until 11 p.m.
On tap now at Triumph Brewing Company of New Hope is the Coffee and Cream Stout. A hybrid style of beer created by crossing coffee stout with milk stout. Adding unfermentable milk sugar (lactose) in the kettle results in a texture that is rich, chewy and, quite literally, creamy.
