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Several local businesses up for MyFoxPhilly's Hot List awards

Fox 29 is holding a MyFoxPhilly's Hot List Award contest in which you can vote on your favorite businesses in the Delaware Valley. Phoenixville is well represented, with numerous businesses being nominated. They are, with the category they are nominated for in italics (click on the name to be taken to the voting page):

The Colonial Theatre
Best Indie Theater		Wolfgang Books
Best Bookstore		Ramondo's Cheese
Best Cheese Shop
Columbia Bar and Grille
Best Romantic Restaurant		Sly Fox Brewery
Best Brewpub		Majolica
Best New American
Forge Theatre
Best Theatre Group		Robert Ryan Catering
Best Caterers		Eliza's Bakery
Best Cakes
Auntra Bicycle Repair & Sales
Best Bike Shop		Steel City Coffee House
Best Coffee Shop		Hipster Home
Best Housewares
The Kimberton Inn
Best Romantic Restaurant		Griffin's Gallery
Best Art Gallery		Jonathan Looper Antiques
Best Antiques
Earth Mart
Best Housewares		One 2 One Productions
Best DJ		Inspiration to Movement, Inc.
Best Pilates Studio
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
Best Brewpub		Black Lab Bistro
Best New American		 


Voting will remain open until September 14th so take a moment to vote for your favorite Phoenixville businesses!

Updated 8/30: Added Black Lab Bistro
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Anonymous said…
Black Lab Bistro is my favorite, so I nominated them too. They are now also listed on the voting page.
8/30/07, 11:54 AM
JW said…
Black Lab has been added.
8/30/07, 12:04 PM
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