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Best Day Ever with Philadelphia Style Magazine' s Antonia DePace

Antonia DePace. Photo courtesy of Antonia DePace Antonia DePace knows style. State of play: DePace, a Philly native, is the editor in chief of and Boston Common magazines, which dish about the latest fashion, travel, beauty and interior design trends. Axios spoke to DePace earlier this summer about what would make her perfect day in the Philadelphia metro. Read on for her picks: Breakfast: I've never been huge on breakfast, but when I'm looking for something quick and yummy, I love stopping at in Moorestown, New Jersey.A few of my favorites? The broccoli and sausage quiche, cappuccino and all of their scones (both savory and sweet). After breakfast: The in Hamilton, New Jersey. I've been going since I was a kid, and it's just so gorgeous. Of course, I'd bring a sketchbook and other art supplies to sketch and relax.For alternate weather plans, I can never complain about a day of pampering. If available, I'd book a customized facial at . Lunch: , hands down. I love the happy little Delancey boîte for its sunny atmosphere and uplifting decor — but of course, the food takes the cake.On weekends, the chefs cook up the most magnificent brunch, like roast pork sandwiches, bucatini carbonara and the ever-pleasing gemelli alla pesto genovese (basil, parmesan, lemon and pine nuts). After lunch: Shop! Shop! Shop! No, but really. Why not bring something special home?I love stopping at . They expanded this year, and I honestly can never leave without something. Early evening: There's really only two options here: (omakase or izakaya seating) or . Both pending the weather, hunger and how long I want to wait. Late night: I'm a bit of a homebody these days as I like to start my day off early. You'll often find me at home during the later hours of the evening, watching a movie and cuddled up with our three cats. Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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