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Restaurant Roundup: Manayunk Brewery to Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza
Patch reviews Manayunk Brewery, Sang Kee Asian Bistro, Bake 425˚, Osaka, Hoopty's Pizza and Pasta, The Coopermarket, and Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza.
Looking for a good restaurant to go to this weekend?
Roxborough-Manayunk Patch brought you the details of on Thursday. Your average burger gets a serious upgrade down at the Brewery in the form of their unbelievably delicious 21-day dry aged Angus burger. Wash it down with one of the brewery’s own creations. Click for the review.
If that restaurant isn’t to your liking, check out other area restaurants that Patch reviewed this week:
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Deliciously crisp and wonderful Peking duck as well as your favorite Chinese take-out options prepared better than you thought possible. Click for the review.
Organic bake-at-home pizza made from the finest ingredients is the main draw here, but the “ginormous” cookie was the show stopper for me. Click for the review.
Osaka 8605 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19118
Gorgeous sushi rolls, delicate shrimp shumai, and impeccable service are the highlights of this neighborhood Japanese restaurant. Beware of the higher prices though. Click for the review.
A stellar slice of pizza is just the beginning. Order one of the finest eggplant parmesan grinders around--you will not be disappointed. Click for the review.
A local girl grows up cooking with her grandmother, goes to Penn, but never stops working in kitchens. Now she's helmed her own prepared foods market and catering business for 16 years. Click to meet chef/owner Beth Cooper.
Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza 321 E. Lancaster Avenue Wayne, PA 19087
A little boy learns to tie his shoes while seated on a pizza counter and grows up to manage a pizza and pasta restaurant. Some might call it destiny--others call it coincidence. Click for the full Meet the Manager.