Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest in Delaware County, PA

Philadelphia, PA - Oktoberfest is here! The Craft Beer Store Springfield will celebrate Oktoberfest on September 23 ^rd between 12-8pm. Craft Beer Store, located at 35 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, Delaware County, will host their annual Oktoberfest Celebration from 12pm to 8pm on Saturday, September 23.

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Philadelphia, PA – James Beard Award Winning Iron chef Jose Garces:  announces a weekend brunch every Saturday and Sunday at Amada Radnor, 555 E. Lancaster Avenue, Wayne, PA. from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm.

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Philadelphia, PA - Bodhi Kitchen, a new Pan-Asian Restaurant, is opening on North First Street at Rehoboth Beach.  Bodhi will be celebrating its grand opening on July 12th. The Top of the Pines, located on Baltimore Avenue, is the third restaurant from Second Block Hospitality Management. The team behind Drift and The Pines American Bistro includes David Gonce, Bob Suppies, and Tyler Townsend, the Lion Gardeners.

10-Inch-high "Meshuggenah" Sandwich

Philadelphia, PA - The Borscht Belt Delicatessen, Newtown, PA, is cooking something special to celebrate National Sandwich Month this August. The addition of the Meshuggenah will be a larger version of Kellerman's Favorite, a Deli's Kellerman's Favorite.

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PHOENIXVILLE - Olga Sorzano is a professional chef, and the owner of Baba's Bucha kombucha. She is excited to announce that she will host her third Full Moon Feast on Tuesday, August 1, from 7 - 9:30pm. This series is a recurring event that honors centuries of tradition in celebrating the full moon.

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Philadelphia, PA - The Fern & Fable of Malvern (PA 19355) offers a unique experience for those looking for pristine portions of freshly prepared food. The acclaimed restaurant is a scenic short drive from Center City Philadelphia. It offers scratch cooking with dramatic flair. The Fern & Fable, located in a restored farmhouse from the 1700s with ample parking on site, is less than a ten-minute drive from local hotels. All proceeds go directly to People's Light Theatre, one of the biggest professional non-profit theaters in the state.