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Del Frisco’s Bought Over $1 Million In Wine and Booze Last Year

Posted by Victor Fiorillo on May 14th, 2013

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We were impressed back in October 2012 when we learned that Center City red meat emporium Del Frisco’s had purchased nearly $900,000 worth of wine and spirits through the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board the year prior. But in our most recent report, Del Frisco’s (and two other spots) break the $1 million mark.

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Related: Drink, News, Del-Frisco, Hop Sing, Hop Sing Laundromat, Le Bec Fin, Marc Vetri, Parc, Parc Rittenhouse, PLCB, PYT, Spirits, Union-Trust, Vetri, Wine, Xfinity Live
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Speculating on Stephen Starr’s Hotels

Posted by Foobooz on December 13th, 2012

Stephen Starr has been talking about hotels for years. This Philadelphia Business Journal article has Starr getting into the hotel business back in 2004. But then came the economic downturn and boutique hotels stayed on the back burner. So during ThinkFest Starr mentioned opening two boutique hotels in Philadelphia. One near Rittenhouse Square and another in Fishtown.

So that got us sniffing around for where those hotels might be »

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