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Philadelphia is the BYOB capital of the east coast, which is great news for older students looking to visit old city restaurants Wholesale Women Clothing on a budget. What are students saying about the best BYOBs in Philly? Here is a taste of our favorites for you to sample.If a little Italy is what youre in the mood for, there are a number of old favorites in the Rittenhouse and Old City areas. Melograno is one of many BYOB Italian restaurants in Philly, however it distinguishes itself with excellent food and generally available seating. Melgrano also gets rave reviews for the most delicious mushrooms and Wholesale Women Clothing truffles linguini you can find. Be careful though, the service at this restaurant may leave something to be desired. Whos concerned though, when you can keep yourself relaxed with the BYOB beverages you bought along? La Viola near the convention center also scores points as one of Phillys most serviceable BYOB Italian restaurants. The atmosphere is really quaint and nice with good service and its not too expensive.If Thai is what youre in the mood for, try Banana Leaf, an excellent choice for a date or a night out with friends. Nail Art The service is a bit slow and the servers are not too personable, but the quality and quantity makes up for it. It is BYOB so it is perfect if you want to drink before going out later.Continuing on the Asian theme, how about some sushi with your BYOB sake wine? You cant go wrong at Fat Salmon. Students are in general agreement that this place rocks. The sushi here is beautiful. It is often displayed oh so beautifully on the plate so that you hardly want to eat it. The staff is friendly and will be kind to you and bring you all the tea that you want. It is located by the liberty bell in old city. We recommend getting the Philly roll, because well, you're in Philly right?Venturing deeper into Old City, youll find Farmacia amongst a slew of other creative restaurants. The restaurant has a very unique sort of antique-y greenhouse-y feeling. The fish is generally lovely, but there are also a lot of great vegetarian options. It's BYOB wine every night, but beer is on the menu. Beware though because, like many old city restaurants, it's closed on Mondays.