Go hang out in Jim's second floor

Post #444,247 by crazy 6/21/24 12:43:52 PM 6/21/24 12:43:52 PM Reply	Go hang out in Jim's second floor Get the window seat. You get an amazing view of the South Street weird people while you get to chow down on the steak sandwich.
Post #444,250 by drook 6/21/24 11:58:41 PM 6/21/24 11:58:41 PM Reply	I'm gonna say the most Philly thing I can Jim's is for tourists. Michael's, around the corner from me, is way better. I explain for non-natives: The best hoagie and the best cheesesteak are always from the place around the corner where you grew up. If I were in Cleveland and Jim's showed up, yeah, I'd sing their praises. But when I'm here, gotta be Michael's. Wawa gets a pass. It's always acceptable if you're away from your neighborhood. They've got the pretzels, too. -- Drew
Post #444,251 by crazy 6/22/24 12:17:30 AM 6/22/24 12:17:30 AM Reply	I am a tourist And there was nothing within walking distance to me growing up. Either I'm driving or taking the speed line and then swapping trains at 8th and market. Either way it's at least a 30 minute investment either direction. But I was there for the party anyway. I'm hanging out for hours. Waiting for the TLA to let us in at midnight for Rocky horror. One time the line was way too long at Jim's so I picked up a cheesesteak from the Ishkabibles window. It was great. https://maps.app.goo.gl/X7RwcK7EypgEXWU79
Post #444,254 by drook 6/22/24 6:48:49 AM 6/22/24 6:48:49 AM Reply	They moved Rocky to a theater over on Walnut, what a disappointment -- Drew
Post #444,255 by crazy 6/22/24 10:02:34 AM 6/22/24 10:02:34 AM Reply	Yep, a bummer https://www.landmarktheatres.com/events/1878-landmark-ritz-five-the-rocky-horror-picture-show/ Assuming you mean this one. Keeping in mind I like the theater that they moved it to. That's 1 block from my father's house on spruce Street. When he was alive. I spent a lot of time walking back and forth between that area and South Street in the other direction. I tried to envision the party atmosphere of those 6 blocks of South Street. The TLA was right in the middle of it so there were several blocks of party in either direction while we waited 2 hours until midnight. Those theaters are kind of in isolated environment by the hotel. There's no fun shops or areas of congregation until you move a bit closer to the river. Certainly nothing like the South Street environment filled with restaurants and bars. Oh well. On the other hand, I'm an old man and midnight shows are totally out of the picture for me. If I was in the area, I might consider a 10:00 show.
Post #444,256 by drook 6/22/24 10:08:19 AM 6/22/24 10:08:19 AM Reply	I want to take the wife, but at TLA They do go back there for special events. Guess I'll have to follow their page. -- Drew

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