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+Meh. My brother lives near the Italian Market in South Philly. I went for a visit. Luckily for me, my brother and his girlfriend are foodies. I was able to taste many different cuisines in Philly. Coming from San Francisco, there are places I don't go due to the tourist trap aura and the non-authenticity of it all (Fisherman’s Wharf, Chinatown, etc.). But when I was in Philly, I had to have a cheesesteak... and I had to go to the two most famous places, which of course are right across the street from one another, in a big rivalry, and featured on the Food Network! How cheesy, but essential. We split two, both "wit whiz"? (cheese whiz) one from Geno's and one from Pat's. Pat's was much tastier than Geno's. The meat was seasoned, and the bun and cheese had much more flavor... better of the two... it seems.
+I'm a Chicago girl, so I naturally consider myself a pizza expert. I wasn't expecting to be an East Coast pizza convert, but after sampling Grimaldi's, I have to say I'm a believer. I thought service was good, and our host had the proprietary air of the owner. Either way, he was a sweetheart, and I left feeling like I belonged in the neighborhood. The pizzeria was charming but packed. The pizza was a dream. The sausage was superior to any I've had. It was piping hot and quick. The crust was crispy on the bottom and crusts, but the crust had a tender interior that really grew on me. This dream pizza date was preceded by a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and followed by ice cream at Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory. Perfection!