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Table 31

Philadelphia Mag

Chef Georges Perrier and Chef Chris Scarduzio are at it again with their latest creation, Table 31. The tri-level Steakhouse Bistro is a modern and sleek space with dining rooms, lounge area, bar and a private event facility with floor-to-ceiling windows. Named after the most requested table at its sister restaurant, Brasserie Perrier, Table 31 supplies your exciting dining experience with a wide selection of prime steak and chops including organic and wagyu varietals, along with varied side dish options such as Scarduzio's own signature steak sauce. And for those who aren't steak fans, Table 31 also features creative housemade pastas, daily fresh fish and signature pizzas.

Alongside Table 31 is the Plaza Café, which offers casual al fresco dining in an outdoor setting of landscape and dancing water fountains where you can treat your taste buds to grilled paninis, salads, sushi, specialty frozen drinks, wine and cocktails.

Did we mention that Table 31 is located in Center City's newest and tallest addition to our own skyline, the Comcast Center? It just doesn't get any better than that.

Table 31, 1701 John F. Kennedy Blvd., 215.567.7111.

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UrbanDaddy - Lakers So the Lakers come home for game three tonight, and one thing is pretty clear.

They need your help. Badly.

Show your Nicholson-level-number-one-fan love at & Still, La Brea's new sports shrine that's currently filled with one-of-a-kind goods paying homage to your team.

The large shop's stock is mostly unworn vintage clothes—so the shirts, jerseys, jackets and hats aren't cheap. But worn courtside (or at your favorite flat-screen-and-pint spot), a colorful "Lakers Power" Chalk Line jacket from the '90s might provide enough Magic to help right the wrongs of games one and two in Beantown. You'll also find a sartorial tribute to former coach Pat Riley (celebrating a late-'80s three-peat that didn't quite actually happen) and, say it ain't so, Magic Johnson sharing T-shirt space with legendary rival Larry Bird (that would be for the '92 Olympics).

Proprietor Jeremy Shapiro has a few key finds hidden away by his desk, like Worthy's '91-'92 warmup jacket (which is going for a cool $1,200), and today he's expecting a shipment of Laker jackets that include a couple of prize black-and-purple reversible Starters.

Because when you're trying to reverse a series, reversing the jacket is a pretty good start.

& Still, 114 S. La Brea Ave (between 1st and 2nd), 323-937-0016