Fire & Ice Donating Portion of Dinner Sales to DVLF in August

A good opportunity to patronize one of Old City's most gay-friendly spots and give to a worthy cause.
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Just a quick heads up for those looking for creative ways to be philanthropic: 

During the month of August, Fire & Ice Restaurant and Lounge — one of Old City’s gay-friendliest establishments — will be donating 20 percent of dinner sales to the Delaware Valley Legacy Fund (DVLF). To take advantage of the deal, just mention to your waiter that you’re dining in support of DVLF.

Fire & Ice is a modern Asian restaurant located at 312 Market Street, serving Executive Chef Chris Nguyen‘s menu of Viet-Thai fusion foods and cocktails. The trendy spot is also home to several LGBT events, including the monthly, always-a-riot Drag Yourself to Brunch gatherings.

If you haven’t been yet, or if you’ve been feeling the urge to give, this is a great opportunity to do both.

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