Has anyone else heard the rumor that they are putting another Tria near the intersection of 6th & Bainbridge. I've now heard it from two different people in the restaurant industry, but can't find anything that actually confirms it.

If it is actually happening I'll be so excited!!!

Maybe in the old Norge building on the NE corner?

I think they would have a lot of success at that location. I know I would go there.

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I know someone who works there and the plan is ultimatley to have around 6 in Philadelphia. Supposedly they are planned for Northern Liberties, West Philly, Old City, and South Philly.

I nominate 777 S. Broad for one of the locations.

I agree. If they get a location at 6th and Bainbridge, I will probably go broke.

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I second that!

I hope this is true also. I've always liked Tria, just to far away.

My wife was so excited about this possibility that she called Tria's corporate offices to inquire about 6th and Bainbridge and she received the standard: "We neither confirm nor deny anything." I usually take that as a "Yes." What do you think?

How is the current location on Spruce "too far away". That is like a 10 minute walk from anywhere in QV/BV

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