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HughE Dillon is a Philadelphia-based photographer and creator of the PhillyChitChat blog. Follow him on Twitter @HughE_Dillon and on Instagram @PhillyChitChat.
Hard Rock Café Philadelphia, at 1113 Market Street, recently celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a special concert by Boyz II Men.
The eatery has been a popular spot for conventioneers, tourists, office workers, and locals looking for big burgers, tall cocktails, live music and memorabilia from their favorite musical acts.
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