NEWS AND OPINION > BETTER THAN BEST

By PW Staff

PW's "Better Than Best"

Ready to find out Philly's coolest people, fanciest food, tastiest drinks, best shopping and more? Welcome to PW's "Better Than Best" list, a roundup of all of the city's top hidden treasures.

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Posted Feb. 23, 2010 | Comments: 3
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NEWS AND OPINION > BETTER THAN BEST

Better Than Best: Food

Once they had Japanese sushi chefs making fresh sashimi and California rolls while we looked at … well, we can’t remember because we were eating. Another time it was a simple, fresh guacamole. PW names Philly's best eateries.

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Posted Feb. 23, 2010 | Comments: 10
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Better Than Best: Sex and Sports

If you live in the city, you’ve almost certainly walked past the South Street-area shop and seen the classes advertised on the chalkboard outside: “Rough Sex for Beginners." PW names the hottest places in Philly.

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Posted Feb. 23, 2010 | Comments: 5
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NEWS AND OPINION > BETTER THAN BEST

By PW Staff

Better Than Best: Style and Services

Finding a good hair dresser can make even the sanest people act like puppies, following a stylist around, hoping they land in another salon or start their own haircare biz. PW brings you the best places to get served in Philly.

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Posted Feb. 23, 2010 | Comments: 5
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