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Grillicious Looks Closed

Posted by Foobooz on March 26th, 2013

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The doors of Grillicious (the former Crisp) at 32 S 18th Street in Center City are padlocked shut today. Padlocks on the outside often mean that the landlord doesn’t want the tenant getting inside.

Related: News, Center-City-West, Closing, Falafel, Grillicious
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Crisp Is Now Grillicious

Posted by Foobooz on November 19th, 2012

After a year long run as Crisp, the falafel spot at 18th and Ludlow is rebranding itself as Grillicious. And that’s not the only change as the fast-serve spot is now offering some non-vegetarian options.

The new menu offers flatbread sandwiches (gone is the orignal pita), salads, hummus bowls and an angus burger.

The new Grillicious is under the same ownership and opens to the public tomorrow, Tuesday, November 20th.

Check out the full menu »

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