Zagat on Where to Dine near the Philadelphia Flower Show
Are you joining Reston Limousine for our special day trip to the 2010 Philadelphia Flower Show, ‘Passport to the World’ this Sunday, Feb. 28th? If so, Zagat.com has a great listing of places of Where to Eat if you’re attending the show — with an emphasis on Asian cuisine.
Yakitori Boy serves 'Japas' -- traditional Japanese cuisine, tapas style
The list offers a culinary tour of Asia via Burma, Malaysia, China, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan, and includes short reviews of each restaurant as well as the famous Zagat ratings of food, decor and service.
To view the list, visit Zagat.com’s ZagatBuzz Philadelphia Edition.
If you can’t bear to leave the show, not to worry — foodies have a wide variety of offerings to choose from: an elegant tea, live cooking presentations by local celebrity chefs held three times each day, free tastings of fine wines and uplifting spirits, and an international coffee break topped off with delicious desserts. For more information, visit the 2010 Philadelphia Flower Show Web site.
Haven’t booked your seat yet? It’s not too late — click here for our online Reservations page.
Trip details:
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Cost: $35 Roundtrip
Depart: 8:00 am, 1650 Tysons Blvd, McLean, Virginia
Arrive: 11:00 am, Philadelphia Flower Show
Depart: 5:00 pm, Flower Show
Arrive: 8:00 pm, 1650 Tysons Blvd, McLean, Virginia
Philadelphia Flower Show
Get a head start on spring with a Reston Limousine day trip to the 2010 Philadelphia Flower Show, the largest indoor flower show in the world and a Philadelphia tradition since 1829.
This year’s show, “Passport to the World,” will take you on a journey around the globe with breathtaking stops in India, Brazil, the Netherlands, South Africa, New Zealand, and Singapore.
Shoppers will find a bustling Marketplace with an array of take-home products to get the spring garden started, the official Flower Show Shoppe with 2010 Show merchandise, and a World Bazaar of beautiful and exotic crafts and products.
Complementing the fabulous exhibits, shopping and great food will be live performances, provided by World Café Live that take audiences to Bollywood, Africa and South America.
For a stress-free day trip on opening day, Feb. 28th, book a seat on our comfortable bus that leaves McLean at 8 a.m. and arrives at the Pennsylvania Convention Center at 11 a.m.
Roundtrip tickets for the day trip are $35 and do not include admission to the show. General admission is $23 for adults, $18 for students ages 18-24 with valid ID, and $13 for children.
To book your seat online on on our Philadelphia Flower Show Day Trip, click here to visit our Reservations page.
Want to visit the flower show with a group of friends at your leisure? We can customize a trip for you in an SUV, Van Terra or minibus anytime through through March 7th, the last day of the flower show. To reserve your vehicle, click here to visit our Reservations page.
