After an exhausting 2 days of cooking + cleaning for Thanksgiving, this year I have decided to go out for Christmas dinner, maybe brunch...any suggestions? Thanks!

which restaurants in philly have the best outdoor dining? any place with lively sidewalk dining + great people watching? maybe a romantic flower lined + candlelit patio? please share your summertime spots!

i just stopped by the baltimore ave location for the first time and was a little disappointed. after being told seating was first come first serve-my boyfriend + i grabbed a table outside. and we waited. and waited. and waited. no one ever came to help us, even after making eye contact several times with 3 different waiters. so after 15min i walked inside, mentioned we were sitting outside waiting and asked if we could order a drink + get a menu. we ordered a drink from the bar, walked outside and drank it. not one single server came up to us the entire time-even though we were clearly reading the menu + in need of service. it looked kinda like a free for all - no assigned sections for the servers and they were just kinda walking around taking care of what ever table grabbed their attention first-seemed very disorderly. on the positive side-its such a great location + the food smelled great! after finishing our tasty beers and sitting outside for about 30min wo/service, we left hungry. i'd love to go back, but was wondering if anyone else had this experience? was it just an off night?

thanks for everyones reply. i'll definately check out the amish place in reading terminal one day even though it is a little out of the way. the amish place sounds closer to what i am looking for.
i have to admit, i am a little disappointed with the suggestion of Popeyes fried chicken. maybe i should be more specific-i do love fried chicken but it is definately not the same thing.
rotissierie is moister, juicier, golden and definately much more healthy. the places in brooklyn where i would find these delectable birds where usually puerto rican, peruvian and/or chilean/latin american restaurants. the food was dirt cheap, flavorful + homemade.
i am definately not looking for a fried food from a chain restaurant.

I just moved down to philly from brooklyn. One of my favorite brooklyn meals on a cold winter night is rotisserie chicken served with rice and beans. I would love to find someplace to pick one up on my way home (germantown) from work (KofP). Any suggestions other than Boston Market or the supermarket? Thx!