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Back in 2014 we first told you about the plans for Plenty Cafe to open a new Queen Village location. To open this cafe, they would need to fully renovate the former Fleishman Fabrics building, in the process creating the eight-unit
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Plenty Cafe at 1710 E. Passyunk Ave. was closed for most of the summer. While their sandwiches were missed on East Passyunk Avenue, they were closed for a good reason. Last Friday, Plenty reopened after a few months of renovations.
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If you’ve had a craving for a sandwich from Plenty at any point since the summer, you’ve probably ended up disappointed, discovering that they’re still closed for renovation. So here’s the good news: your wait for Plenty Cafe is almost
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In February we told you that Plenty applied for a liquor license, but the restaurant’s plans don’t end there. Now that they will be serving up alcohol, Plenty has decided to do a renovation to make the space more like
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Plenty’s location at 1710 E. Passyunk Ave. has applied for a liquor license. The location, which is best known as a restaurant and coffee shop, apparently is looking to add some alcohol to the mix with their services.
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The owners of Plenty (1710 E. Passyunk Ave.) are planning to open their third location in Queen Village in a building that they also plan to convert into apartments. Co-owning brothers Anthony and Damon Mascieri plan to renovate 705-707 S. 5th
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