110over70
110over70, in the Marine Club at 1100 S. Broad St., is an energizing fitness facility that features yoga, pilates, group exercise, spinning, mixed martial arts, personal training and nutrition services.
With over 25 years of experience, personal trainer Patty Armando and her team are devoted to helping members exceed their fitness goals. The personalized attention and outstanding customer service make for an unforgettable experience. Not content to be just any old gym, the staff obviously makes the difference at 110over70.
110over70 is also recognized for its commitment to the community and ability to work into the fabric of the neighborhood. 110over70 is devoted to enhancing the lives of everyone in the Philadelphia community.
Discover why 110over70 is the new place to get fit. For more information, visit www.110over70.com or call (215) 790-1025.
The Bike Stop
There’s a reason The Bike Stop, 206 S. Quince St., has long been considered the only game in town (or in the region, for that matter) when it comes to leather/denim bars: It’s such a hard act to compete with.
With four floors of bar space offering everything from vanilla-ish activities like dancing, sports and drinks, to more risqué activities like, well … use your imagination, The Bike Stop has all the bases covered. For more information, visit www.thebikestop.com or call (215) 627-1662.
Cut
Recommending a salon to anyone can be a dicey situation, especially if the possibility of waxing is involved. But with Cut, 204 S. 13th St., you never have to worry. This Gayborhood staple is known for providing the best in professional grooming services and cuts that turn heads. When you walk out of Cut tinted, tweezed, trimmed and tanned, you’ll feel like a million bucks.
For more information, call (215) 545-3930.
Dada Rug and Art Gallery
Located in the heart of the Gayborhood, Dada Rug and Art Gallery, 113 S. 12th St., is where style, quality and service take over. With over 20 years in the rug business and years of working with many designers, the gallery focuses on enhancing your home or office, selecting the contemporary or traditional rug that will complement your style — and at the same time set off the entire room. Color, design and size are provided according to your specifications. Your desire is their accomplishment.
For more information, visit www.dadarugandartgallery.com or call (215) 238-9150.
Frugal Frames
With an impressive client list that includes The Daily News, The Philadelphia Orchestra, University of Pennsylvania, Television Network, The Philadelphia Historical Society and The Pennsylvania Ballet, Frugal Frames knows how to find the right look to fit the job.
In business since 1996, Frugal Frames, 1234 Pine St., has provided thousands of customers with custom picture framing that combines great design and conservation skills. They can walk you through the whole process quickly and painlessly to a custom design choice that you are sure to be happy with.
For more information, visit www.frugalframes.com or call (215) 772-1150.
Giorgio on Pine
Host Giorgio Giuliani, formerly of Monte Carlo Living Room and Primavera, invites you to join him at his rustic BYOB trattoria, Giorgio on Pine, 1328 Pine St., to savor authentic Italian cuisine in a casual atmosphere that offers a fine dining experience, whether it be a leisurely brunch or a slightly more sophisticated dinner. Reservations are recommended.
For more information, visit www.giorgioonpine.com or call (215) 545-6265.
Giovanni’s Room
Philadelphia’s favorite LGBT bookstore has stood the test of time.
Named after James Baldwin’s second novel, Giovanni’s Room, 345 S. 12th St., is a great place for bookworms to spend a few hours browsing through the latest LGBT literature, history, sciences and humanities. With an expert staff, frequent author events and thousands of books, movies and crowd pleasers to choose from, Giovanni’s Room is a staple in the Gayborhood, as well as historically important, as it now holds the title as the oldest LGBT bookstore in America.
For more information, visit www.giovannisroom.com or call (215) 923-6265.
Joe Pesce
Joe Pesce, 1113 Walnut St., is dedicated to delivering the freshest and highest-quality food to your table with a menu consisting of Italian and seafood appetizers, homemade pasta, veal, chicken, fish, lamb and steaks. The restaurant operators have developed a “family” relationship with their reputable suppliers, allowing them to get their hands on the best fish and produce the food industry has to offer. Their seafood is flown in daily from around the world. If it’s seafood that finds the way to your heart, then Joe Pesce is the place for you with its upscale food and upbeat, friendly and casual atmosphere.
For more information, visit www.joepescerestaurant.com or call (215) 829-4400.
Mazzoni Center
Mazzoni Center, 1201 Chestnut St., is Philadelphia’s LGBT health center, with healthcare professionals, social workers, HIV specialists, counselors, educators and volunteers who are leading a revolution in LGBT healthcare.
Mazzoni Center provides primary healthcare with a full range of medical services and is also a licensed mental-health and substance-abuse treatment provider.
Mazzoni Center is a nonprofit organization led by lesbian, gay, straight, bisexual and transgender people who are passionate about providing quality health services to their community.
For more information, visit www.mazzonicenter.org or call (215) 563-0652.
Modern Eye
Modern Eye, a rare combination of hip optical boutique and full-service optometrist’s office, has become known for its huge selection of cutting-edge exclusive designer frames and sunglasses for all budgets; quirky, artistic décor; award-winning window installations and an uncommon and refreshing approach to customer service.
For 15 years, the doctors and skilled non-commission staff have provided state-of-the-art eyecare and demystified the way eyeglasses are sold by making it fun and involving. With locations in Center City, 145 S. 13th St.; and University City, 3419 Walnut St., they offer frank opinions, patience and humor to determine the best look for every patron.
Modern Eye’s straightforward approach has earned it a large, loyal clientele who return from as far away as New York City, Florida, California and even abroad. Both locations offer state-of-the-art examinations, contact-lens fittings and laser-surgery screening and co-management, as well as onsite labs with full-time opticians. All the latest technologies in vision correction are available, including the revolutionary Izon high-resolution eyeglass lenses.
For more information, visit www.modern-eye.com or call the Center City location at (215) 386-5953 or the University City location at (215) 922-3300.
Drs. Wortman, Biscardi and Associates
If you have a problem with your eyes, the skilled and caring professionals at Drs. Wortman, Biscardi and Associates, 1420 Walnut St., Suite 600, are more than capable of having you see the world through crystal-clear rose-colored lenses — or whatever else you want your vision to include.
For more information, call (215) 735-6300.