FYI Philly | Summer fun near Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- This week on FYI Philly, we've got road trips, with things to see and places to stay, for summertime fun!
F1 Arcade pairs racing excitement, with elevated food and drink. The new spot is the 5th worldwide location and the 3rd space in the United States. It is the largest F1 Arcade with 80 simulators offering a customizable driving experience for all skill levels. The menu features dishes meant to sit down or share while racing in the simulators. A list of cocktails was designed with drinks that range from classics with a twist to designated driver choices made zero proof.
F1 Arcade | Facebook | Instagram
1330 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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Longwood Gardens Water Lily exhibit returns with a new look, which has been closed for three years. The waterlilies are back and as big as ever, including the massive Victoria's and a very rare plant from Tanzania that was thought to be extinct in the wild. The Festival of Fountains season is also underway, with spectacular shows every day of the week. The shows run multiple times during the day and they have special evening light shows on the weekends. There are also six fountain and fireworks shows scheduled for the summer.
Longwood Gardens | Facebook | Instagram
1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, PA 19348
Back to the Video Store is a pop-up collaboration between Bucket Listers and Underground Concepts at the Divine Lorraine. The 6-week pop-up is being run out of Foundation, a lower-level space in the historic restored Philadelphia landmark. The experience includes a selection of Arcade classics that are part of the cover charge. Reservations can be made from Wednesday through Saturday or there is a brunch service on Sunday.
Back To The Video Store | Facebook | Instagram
699 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123
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699 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123
At iCreate Cafe, owner Ash Khalil is a one-man band, making and serving Mediterranean and traditional Syrian favorites like baked falafel wraps, hummus, baba ganoush and Za'atar Mana'eesh. The cafe's tagline is 'Turn your Health Around," and it follows Ash's personal journey. He and his husband own an AirBnB above the cafe and offer guests 50% off the cafe on their first visit. He offers cooking classes too and says he wants the cafe to feel like home, and customers to feel like family.
iCreate Cafe | Facebook | Instagram
130 King Street, Pottstown, Pa. 19464
(484) 312-0404
Enjoy some summer fun at Sandbox VR in Rittenhouse. Sandbox VR opened its 60th location in Philadelphia in April, operated by LOL Entertainment. It's a new immersive virtual reality experience that offers nine options to choose from, including futuristic sci-fi to pirates and fantasy adventure. The 45-minute session is perfect for summer fun and can hold up to six players.
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1712 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
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Chester County perfects The Art of The Road Trip with hotel packages and more! Get inspired for a getaway, and make plans with the help of a brand new Welcome Center for Chester County's Brandywine Valley. Now located in the Historic Chester County Courthouse, high-tech installations, like a panoramic video room and an electronic station to send your itinerary directly to your phone, add excitement around the destinations. They have all the information for you!
Chester County Tourism - Welcome Center | Facebook | Instagram
Historic Chester County Courthouse
21 W. Market Street, Suite 111
West Chester, PA 19382
484-770-8550
Artelo | Facebook | Instagram
201 Birch Street
Kennett Square, PA 19348
484-730-1268
The Bookhouse at Faunbrook | Facebook | Instagram
699 W. Rosedale Avenue
West Chester, PA 19382
610-257-7008
Hotel Indigo West Chester | Facebook | Instagram
39 E. Gay Street
West Chester, PA 19380
484-630-2880
Chester County Farmers Market Trail Map
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Main Line Health combines culinary creativity with healthy eating. When chronic disease affects family and friends, good nutrition is a key factor in healing. Dietary advice from the experts at Main Line Health can help anyone, especially those affected by chronic disease - and those trying to reduce the risk of the same. Nutrient-dense foods are at the top of the list, and one recipe that fits the bill is 'Broccoli with Asian-Style Tofu'.
