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Five Perfect Locations for Diner en Blanc 2023

Diner en Blanc is tonight baby, so don your white chinos and bring your swamp ass to the top-secret location for a night of revelry and magic.
Here are five perfect spots to host this year’s party:
1) underneath the I-95 repair site
Three days! Three days! Buckley and Company worked very hard to repair this area for one reason and one reason only – to host Diner en Blanc 2023 in the heart of the River Wards.
Set up your table and chairs underneath the section of I-95 that was filled with with recycled Rolling Rock bottles from Delco. Enjoy a first course of flaming asphalt, followed by a twisted metal chaser (not the video game). For dessert, Governor Shapiro gets all of the labor leaders together for a press conference where they pat themselves on the back with sugar-free creme brulee.
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2) the shuttered Greyhound bus terminal
The bus depot currently is not being used for anything. It could be the ideal location for a night of food and Frenchiness under the stars.
Enjoy the backdrop of chain link fences, juxtaposed against a failing mall on the Chinatown border. Afterward, Diner en Blanc shifts to the AMC movie theater for an exclusive screening of The Sound of Freedom, followed by a 1210 WPHT speaker series with Mark Levin.
Photo credit: me
3) the Aramingo Avenue Wawa
Don’t worry about the panhandlers. This is a picturesque Fishtown location, abutting both Applebee’s and Capital Beer. You will enjoy mille-feuille puff pastries while locals smoke cigarettes in their idling cars. I can’t think of a better location to set up your table and chairs for a premium merrymaking opportunity.
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4) Manco and Manco
Diner en Blanc throws a CURVE BALL and relocates to the Jersey Shore. Revelers set up on the Ocean City board walk while unruly teens get on their E bikes and terrorize the Shoobie motherfuckers. Diner begins with garlic knots and a Coca Cola Classic. Then for the main course – pepperoni pizza with a side of tax evasion.
via Action News
5) on top of the rubble of the Melrose Diner
Don’t think of it as the end, but the beginning. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes. Pearl Jam got four straight concerts at the Spectrum before it was knocked down, so it’s only fitting that Diner en Blanc ushers in a new era at Snyder and Passyunk. Au revoir!
via NBC 10
Kevin has been writing about Philadelphia sports since 2009. He spent seven years in the CBS 3 sports department and started with the Union during the team's 2010 inaugural season. He went to the academic powerhouses of Boyertown High School and West Virginia University. email - k.kinkead@sportradar.com