Yup, although it's technically October, this weird Indian summer has us all in a sticky death grip, refusing to let us enjoy those few short weeks of autumn that we've been waiting so patiently for. Well, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em (or shoot 'em!), I always say. In that spirit, I would like to show a small salute to summer with a few photos from 20th Street...
In August, there was a bomb scare down the road (no worries, false alarm), and Philly's finest were gracious enough to let one of our chairs get in on the action. After this harrowing event, said chair went on to guest star in several prime time cop dramas. We're so proud!
Goofus and Gallant jumped right off the pages of 'Highlights' magazine and into our gelateria. One can teach you French and show you which fork to use while the other can amuse you with terrible dad jokes.
There's always a debate going on in the gelato case when Irish Coffee and Turkish Coffee get together. They constantly talk politics and smoke cigars when no one is looking. At the end of the day though, they're total softies. If you listen close you can hear Irish Coffee saying, 'top o' the morning!" whenever you walk by (Turkish says, "günaydın!", but no one ever gets it).
In August, there was a bomb scare down the road (no worries, false alarm), and Philly's finest were gracious enough to let one of our chairs get in on the action. After this harrowing event, said chair went on to guest star in several prime time cop dramas. We're so proud!
Goofus and Gallant jumped right off the pages of 'Highlights' magazine and into our gelateria. One can teach you French and show you which fork to use while the other can amuse you with terrible dad jokes.
There's always a debate going on in the gelato case when Irish Coffee and Turkish Coffee get together. They constantly talk politics and smoke cigars when no one is looking. At the end of the day though, they're total softies. If you listen close you can hear Irish Coffee saying, 'top o' the morning!" whenever you walk by (Turkish says, "günaydın!", but no one ever gets it).
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