We did these for our wedding favors and people were thanking us the next day for their hangover helpers.

A hoy hoy from 10th and Mifflin.

Mann >>>>>>>

Hm. In terms of actually living in these neighborhoods, Old City has an older crowd, but nightlife wise, they're both pretty young. I'd also be mindful of places in the heart of Market St or JFK west...after 6 pm the business area of Center City is pretty dead.

WSW and Queen Village are great neighborhoods. Both are in the thick of city living with enough greenery and quiet blocks that you don't feel overwhelmed. Similar vibes based on what you're looking for: East Passyunk (but be mindful that the further east and south you go in this area, the less trees and parks), Graduate Hospital, Fairmount/Art Museum, Bella Vista, Fitler Square, and if you want even more greenery and quiet, you can look at East Falls, Mount Airy, or Chestnut Hill.

NoLibs and Fishtown are often compared to Brooklyn, so, there you have it. Rittenhouse is lovely and much more accessible transit-wise, but it's a bit stuffy/expensive for a younger crowd. Then again what's expensive in Philly....

Same. I live on a small/in between block so there are no stop signs when I pull out and every day I just hold my breath and hope that someone sees my lights I flash before pulling out.

Parking in the middle of Broad St and parking to block corners/pedestrian crosswalks without any consequence too. Philly is just lawless when it comes to parking.

Depends on NYC traffic soooooo

Montauk, New Haven, Rehoboth, Chesapeake Bay

Go bird(s)

I teach improv classes and at least 3 or 4 people every class sign up because they're new in town and wanted to make friends. You've got options with Crossroads Comedy, Philly Improv Theater, and ComedySportz :)

Broad St Ministry

There are ALWAYS kids and strollers at Dock Street Brewery on Washington Ave. There's lots of room and the menu is pizza and burgers. Kid staples! Honey's and Sabrina's always a fam-faves. Nam Phuong for Vietnamese is always nice and spacious.