It’s crazy that I have to scroll this far down to find a person who understands what is happening here.

It seemed to me that City Tap House was the only restaurant in that section of restaurants that wasn't constantly turning over. All the other store fronts there seem to cycle through constantly.

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Well for scenario 2 they're doing part of the R5 from Radnor to CC as 15 min.

Here's all the lines that would be covered by scenario 2.

https://iseptaphilly.com/blog/rrrphase2

Should do the same thing with the inner burbs on the R5, would suck to have to potentially transfer if coming from say Malvern or Downingtown but ridership would improve where MOST riders live.

Lazaros no doubt being on south street and a easy delivery to CHOP

They're actually redoing the McDonalds. Also if the dorm was actual housing I would like it. one of the more attractive examples of a 4 over 1 I have seen

On grubhub yes, also tortas is good too

Sidewalks are easy to add. At that end is also the new Top golf which is currently under construction as well as multiple class-A office buildings and life science labs. Many of those are owned by Brandywine Realty Trust, whose CEO was quoted in the article.

I think people need to realize that white collar professionals are not going to be riding the MFL through 69th street and up the NHSL. The real demo for this will allow lower income people, largely people of color from west Philly, upper Darby, and Norristown areas, to access higher paying, quality jobs in KOP they could not get to before.

Such a stupid way to run a transit agency.

Same thing. Same kind of car. In Kensington -.-

Going off my memory of University City 20 years ago California Pizza, Royal Pizza, Colonial Pizza, Pasqually’s and University Pizza are all not that good but completely tolerable options.

Scrolled past this barely reading the title and though it said Horny Portuguese Cafe

I’m Portuguese and looking forward to this place! I recommend everyone give it a try

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I've got my days that I just can't wrap my brain around the strangeness of insisting that nothing can be built unless it offers a ton of places to store your private property when you're not using it. This is one of those days: I really can't understand why people demand free abundant storage space for their stuff and then insist homes can't be built because it will interfere with that.

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Yes the beautiful architecture of the boxy low rise dorm across the street, the brutalist dorm tower beyond that, and suburban style one story McDonalds at the end of the block. Someone call the historic commission!

It’s funny how people in NY say every building should have affordable housing units and everyone here says they should all have parking

This is no loss. That bar sucked.

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Axis is absolutely garbage still

Sadly it has not. C tier at best

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