Favorite Restaurant to Order Seamless From?

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paramediclamar

King Kong

^^that's pure facts. The sauces and the quality of the ingredients that they serve are unparalleled. Dig Inn is also pretty solid.

youraverageinbred

Orangutan

Big facts

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DistressedBender

Baboon

I love Dig Inn. Chipotle is fire but that was my go-to in college so got a lil tired of it

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Chamath

Senior Orangutan

Dig Inn and Dos Toros was the moves for me. Also Essen was a lunch staple.

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Anonymous

Olive Garden

skibikelive

Senior Chimp

The Little Beet is great, especially the Brussels Hustle

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Almost Human

El Vez. It's in financial district. They have the best mexican food ever

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Wall Street Goomba

Gorilla

Mangia is always the go to especially for a healthy choice & big portions

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Isaiah_53_5 💎🙌💎🙌💎

The Pro

Intern in Other:
Mine's is

This hurts me.

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Whatever1984

Almost Human

Um, there's a function for that. "DINE" works wonders I don't trust it in Philly though. You'll never get in to Zahav, but Diezengoff is worth the trip. Monk's is nice as well. The reviews are better in NYC. It's missing a bunch of hidden gems though.

EDIT: why can't I post a Bloomberg function on here?

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Richard.3

Neanderthal

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