Philadelphia Pickwick Club

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The Next Meeting
The Day: Friday September 15th. The 108th General Membership Meeting
The Place: The “Usual’ – Cavanaugh’s Headhouse Tavern, Headhouse Square at 2nd and Pine.
The Time: Gathering at 1pm in the bar area for drinks (on you) and hors d’oeuvres (on the Club); the meeting to start promptly at 2PM

Menus - Eating Establishments

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Menus Of Eating Establishments Recommended by a PPC Member

Please feel free to submit your recommendations through the contact us link located at the top of the page

 

 

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    Web Link The British Chip Shop (Haddonfield, NJ)

    The menu for the 'British Chip Shop' in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Recommended by Mr. Pickwick and Joe The Fat Boy. If it is good enough for them it is good enough for me!!!! (Not that they are Fish & Chip Aficionados!!!) 

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    Web Link Radice (Blue Bell(, PA)

     A fine Italian restaurant in Blue Bell with a spectacular after dinner drink list and good food. Recommended by Mr. Struggles

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    Web Link Tex Mex Connection (North Wales, PA)
    A consistently good menu. Try the spicy ribs or any of the Mexican dishes.The margeritas are killer and they really do enforce the three margarita limit. We like this restaurant so much that we personally tried to keep it going through the recession. It survived and survived well. Recommended by Mr. Struggles