Absolutely beautiful community…read more I went here with my mom for a crafts and food fair they were hosting. The space was packed with beautifully handmade garments, jewelry, challah bread, and honey (lots of honey). Although we didn't understand the words that were being said, we could understand the mood of the room. From the open body language to the smiles on countless faces, it was a very enjoyable place to be. We ended up trying some food they were making. The kitchen there was full of husbands while the wives sold the food. It was lovely to see this partnership between families and how comfortable everyone was with one another. The food itself was absolutely delicious. Coming from polish descendants, the varenyky was an absolute must to try. The potato pilatsky was my favorite though. Just the perfect amount of salt and butter in both. The homemade sour cream was just the perfect icing on top. While we were eating outside, near the courtyard, the place suddenly went quiet. The loud crowd of kids and teenagers playing and adult talking was in abrupt silence as the crowd parted to either side of the courtyard. A single lady in the middle of the courtyard started the crowd into song, a song we believed to be the national anthem (not sure). There is no way to really describe the emotions that were coursing through me as I watched the scene. It was just absolutely tear jerking. We had a lovely experience here. It was nostalgic to hear the heavy accents that sound similar to my grandmother's polish accent. Delicious food and even better atmosphere.

I'd love to see this place restored to its full potential. It looks like the buildings haven't been…read moreupdated in quite some time. This is basically Ukraine's multi-purpose hall. You can rent out the place for weddings or other events. But they really do need to invest more in it.

Perfect wedding venue for a small wedding. Beautiful…read moregrounds and the barn is rustic elegance.

Amazing venue! The family that runs this venue is incredible and was beyond helpful in making our…read morewedding day perfect. We had our reception in November with about 120 guests. We had the cocktail hour in the base of the barn and the reception upstairs and it was more than comfortable and absolutely stunning. Highly recommend.

The Venetian club is a private Italian club located on Germantown Ave. They have rooms large…read moreenough for weddings etc.. and a bar on the first floor. The drink prices are cheap and its an ok local dive hang out. Its very casual and you don't need to dress up to stop in.

What Happens at The Venetian Club stays at the Venetian Club. A good place to hang out, I wish I…read morecould write more but members only.

I enrolled my child in a wheel throwing class, hoping for a fun and creative learning experience,…read morebut it turned out to be a disaster. The class was integrated with children with special needs, which I fully support and appreciate (especially since I have worked with special needs children for years). However, the teacher was completely unable to manage the diverse needs of the group. My daughter told me that one child was drinking the clay water, another child had her phone in her mouth the whole time and she child was left ignored and disengaged. Sadly, both her and a friend (who felt the same way) only attended two classes making it a complete waste of money. I spoke with someone who said they would speak with the teacher and call me back but I never received a call. The lack of communication was also terrible. I was so surprised by this after reading such positive reviews.

I can not express enough how lucky we are to have such a wonderful place in our community! The…read morebuilding if beautiful, there is always something amazing going on and the classes are amazing! and they offer a variety of classes! I bug shout out to the management team because they are always hosting fun and creative events! LOVE THE MLAC

Always fun to attend a lunch program thanks to my reciprocal club in NYC. Well orchestrated meal…read moreis served while the presenter speaks, and plenty of time for Q & A afterwards. Atmosphere is collegial, as is the company who are happy to chat with newcomers. Relive grad school without the pressure.

I was invited here on a few occasions, as this is an urban membership club. (They were misled into…read morebelieving I was a gentleman) Typically, I'd never give shine to any exclusive club, however, knowing that the Franklin Inn is looking for youthful members, I think this is worth passing on. Founded under the principles of Benjy himself, this club meets weekly to discuss world issues. Rather than being all la-di-da-di, this is a gathering of males (who often bring women) to discuss worldly affairs - not the billionaire boys club that we're used to. The two times I've been, the found was outstanding. The upstairs bar/library is quite neat (did I just say "neat"?), while the dining room feels a little bit more along the colonial lines. Either way, if given an invitation, go. Once you're there, you'll learn a lot, both about this dwindling club and its principles.

The Wyck house is in Germantown where you would least expect it! The volunteer tour guides are so…read morenice and helpful, and they let you roam through the homestead garden. Visiting this house really got me interested in horticulture; I absolutely love their set up and it inspires me to create something similar one day!

Wyck House Farmer's Market on Fridays from 2-6. (As of July 2016)…read moreLocal organic vegetables in top quality, reasonably priced. So far, I found all their produce great. Sadly, the blueberries (and other berries) are usually gone 5 minutes after they open. Their local honey seems pricey but is worth every penny - it's like honey concentrate, extra sweet golden ambrosia. Also, thanks to the Philly Foodworks program they offer "Food Bucks" for EBT (Access) card holders, which basically amounts to a 40% discount. Way to go! The Wyck house itself is a beautiful historical landmark in East Germantown. Visit the rose garden in spring / early summer for a real treat!

What a fabulous building! I had been to the College of Physicians once before, but only to walk…read morethrough the lobby so I could get to the Mütter Museum, which is housed inside, off the main lobby. On Saturday, I went to attend the wedding reception of a wonderful friend. Cocktail hour took place in said lobby, in front of the giant marble staircase. A side room resembled a fancy, old-fashioned library. Eventually, the party was led upstairs, to a huge wood-adorned room decorated with huge portraits of doctors from back in the day. This room was set up for dinner and dancing. Another large side-room was accessible, with dessert and coffee stations... and a photo booth!!! We may or may not have borrowed a bust off one of the nearby bookshelves, to use as a prop during our booth session. Said bust was returned to his rightful shelf (although we think it's been quite a while since he's had so much fun). I'm not sure if the catering company is the regular house caterer or not, but in any case, they did a really nice job and the food was great. The only issue was with the bartending area. There seemed to be a lack of glassware and shakers, and one of the bartenders was very frenzied for most of the night. We all still managed to get our drink on, and I do not believe there was a sober person in the house that night.

Getting married? Have your wedding here. Our son and beautiful daughter-in-law were married at the…read moreCollege on October 8 and we could not have been more pleased with this venue. Michael Mitloff and his Catering by Design staff should run governments they are so organized. The food was thoughtfully planned to combine cultures, carefully arranged for smooth service and absolutely delicious. The venue itself is gorgeous inside and out and if beauty isn't your thing, there's the Mutter Museum to entertain guests during the cocktail hour. Throughout the wedding, from ceremony to send-off, Michael and staff were on hand making guests feel comfortable and things running smoothly. I wish there were more than 5 stars to give. -- Anne O'Connell Umbrecht

What a wonderful time. A tour of the home of Antonin & Noemi…read moreRaymond during autumn in Bucks County. There was also a sketch event ! Perfect venue and weather!! Absolutely beautiful property and the tour was by the granddaughter of the Raymond Family. A gem in the heart of Bucks County. This farm, home and studio is a MUST SEE. What a peaceful and inspiring country home. What dreams they must have had sleeping here! Contact them and arrange a tour! Hear about this creative super couple ! Antonin was an architect and his amazing wife was an artists herself and a master of so many mediums! (Sculptures, fiber arts, illustrations in The New Yorker! Come and learn connection to Japan. NOTE: Ok to take pictures * without flash .