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Situated across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Loews Philadelphia Hotel is home to 47,000-square feet of flexible function space, including three ballrooms with extensive pre-function areas. Inside Loews Philadelphia Hotel is one of the finest restaurants in the city, Bank & Bourbon, where traditional American fare and techniques are re-imagined and made totally new with a modern twist. This rustic yet modern restaurant features exposed pipes, wooden beams and comfortable tufted leather banquettes.


SugarHouse Casino boasts the excitement of gaming, lavish accommodations, plus superb dining - all with free parking on-site. Home to two distinctive and high-end event spaces from which to choose, SugarHouse can accommodate any size party from 5 to 500 guests. The Event Center boasts a waterfront outdoor balcony, pre-function space, 10,000- square feet of configurable banquet space, plus a dedicated catering kitchen with catering by Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House which is part of Gibson's Restaurant Group.


EXPERIENCE


THE REGIONS OF ITALY IN PHILADELPHIA


Culinary Tours of Various Regions of Italy


Italian Cocktail Hour Private Dining Italian Wine Pairings


Award Winning Gelato and Coffee Tasting


Fishtown Hops at SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia, PA


Alternatively, The High Limit Lounge at SugarHouse boasts an outdoor patio, private gaming parlors, a huge selection of top shelf liquors, beer and wine in modern lounge space, catering by Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House, oversized high definition TV screens, and direct access from the free parking garage, as well.


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- Private Events for 10-200 guests -


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