The One Magical Place In Pennsylvania To See Cherry Blossoms This Spring
Beth Price-Williams
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Cherry Blossom Festival Philadelphia means the season is changing to something more delightful. Ah, spring; perhaps the perfect time of the year. The warm breeze and golden sunshine return, flowers bloom, and nothing’s quite sweeter than the melody of the birds. One sure sign that spring has arrived in Pennsylvania is the blooming cherry blossoms. Head to this one magical place to see the pretty blossoms in Pennsylvania this season.
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This lovely festival is the best place to view the cherry blossoms in Pennsylvania this spring. Have you been to this enchanting event? Please share your experience in the comments below. Discover more details on the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia website.
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Dining In Philadelphia
What are some of the best restaurants in Philadelphia?
- Ralph’s Italian Restaurant: Since 1900, this eatery has been serving delicious pasta to locals and visitors alike, including Frank Sinatra and Taylor Swift! Some of the homemade pasta specialties include spaghetti, ravioli, manicotti, and lasagna. Enjoy seafood, chicken, or veal in a parmesan, a Marsala, or a scallopini. And you must try a side of the classic Sausage and Peppers with onions in a homemade marinara sauce. Wash it all down with your favorite wine from the extensive list.
- Maggie's Waterfront Cafe: This family-owned restaurant offers a diverse menu, more than 100 beers and seltzers, live entertainment, and sports broadcasts. Eleven food menus include a kid's menu, soups, salads, sandwiches and wraps, pizza, and flatbreads, just to name a few. We recommend the Stuffed Long Hots, which are long hot peppers stuffed with Italian sausage and Provolone cheese on a bed of tangy marinara sauce. Funnel Cake Fries are to die for on the dessert menu, but the New York Cheesecake is hard to beat.
- Morimoto: This contemporary Japanese restaurant is owned by celebrity chef Masaharu Morimoto, best known for the Japanese and American versions of Iron Chef. The menu is an eclectic mix of ancient Japanese tradition and modern culinary techniques. Start with a saké flight and some beautiful sushi. It's hard to choose from the items on the menu as so many entrees are extraordinary, such as the Hour Pork Kakuni, a braised pork belly with hot scallop rice porridge. The fresh Koji Salmon is specially roasted on cedar with ikura (salmon caviar), and Japanese mustard.