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Standard Tap (0.1 miles)
The Dapper Dog (0.1 miles)
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WHERE TO SHOP

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WHERE TO DRINK

Jerry's Bar (0.2 miles)
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Zee Bar (0.2 miles)

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THE DETAILS

Cuisine(s):

Entree Price:
$ — Inexpensive

Hours:
Daily 9 a.m. till midnight.

Insider Tip:
Look for hard-to-find chocolaty Old Chub in a can.

Payment Type:
American Express
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Category:
Restaurant/ Deli

Features:
Smoke Free
Takeout

Alcohol Type:
Beer

Neighborhood:
Philadelphia County
Northern Liberties

The Foodery

837 North 2nd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19123

Phone: 215-238-6077

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Pine Street’s Foodery, with its corner-deli exterior and beer-mecca interior, has long been the only stop for brew aficionados. Now there’s the Foodery, part II, in Northern Liberties, a stylish, spacious new home for the market’s 500-plus unusual beers.

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Pine Street’s Foodery, with its corner-deli exterior and beer-mecca interior, has long been the only stop for brew aficionados. Now there’s the Foodery, part II, in Northern Liberties, a stylish, spacious new home for the market’s 500-plus unusual beers.

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