Paladar Latin Kitchen and Rum Bar at the Town Center King of Prussia, PA


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I’m standing by a wide conference room win- dow on the sixth floor of 1000 Continental - the area’s premier office building along Route 202’s bustling corporate corridor - gazing out at the sweeping panoramic views of my vast surroundings. The landscape below me, almost 100 feet down, is a collage of brick, mortar, glass and neon conjoined by highway clover leaves, off-ramps and interchanges.


Welcome to King of Prussia, Pennsylvania - one of the busiest (if not the most alluring) cor- porate, residential and commercial real estate locale’s in the entire Mid-Atlantic region.


From my lofty perch, I espy the behemoth King of Prussia Mall, front and center in my field of vision. At 2,900,000-square feet, it’s now the largest shopping complex in the country (take that Mall of America in Minneapolis!). A bit closer within my periph- ery, I watch a seemingly never-ending stream of vehicles pour into the new King of Prussia Town Center. Undoubtedly, many of those hungry car operators are heading toward sat- isfying lunches at one of over a dozen unique eateries, from Brazilian steaks (Fogo de Chao) and Middle Eastern fare (Naf Naf Grill), to hearty pastas (Davio’s Italian Steakhouse and Maggiano’s Little Italy) and good gua- camole, freshly-baked chips and quenching mojitos from Paladar Latin Kitchen & Rum Bar.


78 January z February 2018


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