Best Nightlife in Atsion Lake

"Charlie Was A Sinner is the creation of plant-based chef and restaurateur Nicole Marquis. Her dark and cozy vegan cocktail lounge serves up some of the freshest drinks and most inventive dishes in Philadelphia. Through the winter months, Charlie’s carpeted and heated chalets have been an especially appealing place to sip hot cocktails served in thermoses and with blankets to ensure maximum winter coziness."

"offers plant-based small plates and drinks in a dark environment. They creatively whip up their dishes with various vegetarian recipes. Along with their small plates are craft cocktails and beers."

"The eatery features neon colored booths lit from within, wavy bamboo walls and ceilings, and funky little tables in the lounge that give the place a super stylish, modern atmosphere. You may recognize chef Morimoto from his Iron Chef days, or even from Nobu in NYC. The menu includes a number of entrees, including several dishes from Nobu, but for a truly unique Morimoto experience, you must order the Omakase."

"There are many solid sushi choices to choose from in this city and Morimoto is proof that Philly really does care about sushi. Located in Washington Square West, this upscale restaurant specializes in sushi bites that are meant to blow your taste palette away. The menu is prepared by Food Network star and Iron Chef, Masaharu Morimoto."

"This mainstay on Locust Street has a foolproof formula that keeps diners returning for what will be five years this Fall. The same team behind other Philly restaurant greats such as Barbuzzo, Lolita, and Jamonera, among other establishments, Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran offer Italian-American dishes in a space that boasts a 40-seat outdoor garden area in addition to the 40-seat indoor dining room. Let the garlic bread with sea salt be your gateway to equally addictive dishes, like the wild mushroom gnocchi bathed in truffle butter with celery, watercress, and tomato."

"Little Nonna’s has a homey atmosphere with an open kitchen serving mouthwatering Italian dishes. It can seat 40 guests inside with 40 gets in their outdoor garden. Moreover, they have a wide selection of liquors to pair their best-tasting doses."

"Enjoy the “garden” seating or snag a table inside this cozy trattoria that just glows with personality. Bistro lights decorate this locale to give it an uplifting, casual feel."

"Fork is an award-winning Old City culinary gem that has been serving sophisticated New American cuisine for the past two decades. Helmed by Chef John Patterson, the fine-dining destination features stylish and modern interiors with a cast-concrete bar, hand-painted chandeliers, and contemporary murals painted by Anthony DeMelas. The creative menu features dishes like hand-torn scallops with carrots, New Jersey golden tilefish, lamb tartare with Sauer kohlrabi, duroc pork with spaetzle, and a selection of handmade pasta with from-scratch sauces."

"This Old City mainstay serves new American fare in an elegant dining room setting. Jeremy Hansen, who took over the reins as executive chef in August 2019 after moving from Spokane, Washington, has prepared a locally sourced menu that includes a selection of starters like fluke crudo, rabbit terrine and dry-aged steak tartare. Entrées run the gamut from seared scallops to glazed halibut and a veggie-friendly cauliflower dish with tamarind curry, black lentils and shaved vegetables."

"My friend had a surprise bridal shower here in one of their private rooms in the back. The menu we had to choose from for brunch was spectacular…"

"Take a break from screen time with the little ones for a throwback experience at Thirsty Dice, where the biggest challenge will be choosing from the selection of 800 board games to play. Kid-friendly food — including tater tots with ketchup and mac and cheese with Cheeto crumb crust — rules on this spot’s approachable menu. View this post on Instagram"

"One of the most popular things to order for Chinese delivery in Philadelphia is Chicken from Han Dynasty."

"The city's premier cultural institution occupies a Grecian temple–like building housing a superb collection of Asian art, Renaissance masterpieces, post-impressionist works and modern pieces by Picasso, Duchamp and Matisse among others. Especially notable are galleries filled with complete architectural ensembles, including a medieval cloister, Chinese and Indian temples and a Japanese teahouse."

"The city's premier cultural attraction is one of the country's leading museums. One of the greatest treasures of the museum is the building…"

"Jim Loewer Glass Co. is a glass art studio by Jim Loewer, who offers some of the most unexpected yet fun things to do in Philadelphia at night."

"This limited time pop-up photo exhibit event features an array of photo booths decorated by Philly artists - all for one reason: selfies. This event is the first of its kind in the city and is only going on until September 3, 2018 - so if you haven't already gotten your tickets, do it now!"

"Leaving the resting place of the dead, walk a few decades further back in time to see where they lived and worshiped at Christ’s Church. This Georgian church dates back to the mid-18th century, and its steeple was the tallest structure in what is now the United States from 1754 to 1810. As the primary home of the Church of England in colonial Philadelphia, Christ Church’s congregants included 15 signers of the Declaration of Independence."

"Take a stroll through Franklin Court to get to Christ Church, the first parish in Pennsylvania of the Church of England. This building was the place of worship for colonists like George Washington, Betsy Ross and Benjamin Franklin. Still in use today, the late 1700s building is considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture in the country."

"If you visit Philadelphia, everyone will tell you about City Hall and Dilworth Park. Located right in the middle of the city, it provides so much more than just the repeated photo on the divider in the middle of Broad Street. People from all walks of life come together here: tourists, doctors, lawyers, you name it."

"One of the most beautiful city halls in the country, the Philadelphia City Hall is a marvel of architecture and history. Older kids will like the 548-foot tower and an observation deck—accessible during guided tours—that provides a panoramic view of the city."

"Topped by a 37-foot bronze statue of William Penn, City Hall was Philadelphia's tallest building until 1987; you can study the trappings…"

"The free-to-stroll-through Elfreth’s Alley was home to the 18th-century artisans and tradespeople who were the backbone of colonial Philadelphia. While a modern city has sprung up around it, the alley now preserves three centuries of evolution. Philadelphia citizens still occupy these homes, with their old-fashioned flower boxes, shutters, Flemish bond brickwork and other architectural details."