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The crispy chicken sandwich is a lunch staple, and as far as the donuts go, I’m always down for a classic glazed donut.

Federal Donuts: A Philadelphia staple since 2011 and conveniently located next to the Canopy by Hilton Philadelphia Center City, my stomping ground for the night, Federal Donuts is the perfect place to fuel up before taking your dog out for a walk.

After your walk, find a spot on the grass and enjoy people watching aplenty.

Rittenhouse Square Park: After grabbing your dog’s favorite ice cream at Salty Paws, burn some calories by walking around Rittenhouse Square, one of Philadelphia’s five original squares planned by William Penn.

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(Peep the vault door in the lobby.) Pro tip: When you’re done admiring the burnished wood and Cartier wall clocks throughout, ride the elevator to the 33rd floor (if there’s no private event taking place) for some of the best skyline views in the city. Loews Philadelphia Hotel: Treat yourself! This 581-room luxury hotel - a National Historic Landmark and the nation’s first International-style (modern) skyscraper - was also a former bank.Done? This no-reservations bring-your-own-bottle spot can get crowded on weekend mornings, but the wait is worth it for deep-fried French toast with lingonberry bread pudding and candied bacon and Nordic-style Benedicts. Winkel: Forget everything you know about Dutch-style brunch.Come back for a cozy breakfast, lunch or dinner dining experience featuring farm-fresh American classics. Bank & Bourbon: Your nightcap awaits in the lobby/lounge area of the Loews Philadelphia Hotel, where Philly-area craft beer and cocktails pair perfectly with people-watching on a weekend evening.Check the bar’s official website and time (ha!) your visit right to soak up live music vibes paired with a whiskey or bourbon flight. TIME: Whiskey and jazz - almost as good a combo as thinly sliced beef and a crusty roll - earns the spotlight at this Midtown Village bar.Plus, it’s in a perfect location - just steps away from City Hall, the Pennsylvania Convention Center and Reading Terminal Market. The hotel’s 1920s decor is a nod to its storied past, but the 11-foot ceilings and modern amenities give it a fresh and fun feel. Its name comes from the fact that it used to be the City Annex where Philadelphians would go to get their documents notarized. The Notary Hotel: Part of Marriott’s Autograph collection, the Notary Hotel is on the list of National Register of Historic Places.Van Leeuwen, with locations in Midtown Village and Rittenhouse Square, aims to “make good ice cream to make people feel good.” With choices for everyone (including vegans!), the delightfully scented shop churns out fun flavors (think pumpkin cheesecake, praline butter cake and Kraft macaroni and cheese - yes, you read that correctly). Van Leeuwen Ice Cream: The best nightcap is sometimes, well, an ice cream cone.Like a good deal? House wines are $7 every day from 4-6 p.m., and on Mondays, select bottles are half off. Vintage Wine Bar: This Midtown Village stalwart is cozy, warm and the perfect place for a before-or-after-dinner glass of wine (there are nearly 40 to choose from).

Their cocktails and mocktails (hibiscus lemonade for me) are also crave-worthy. Don’t miss out on the dip trio and the halloumi gem salad. Spice Finch: This Mediterranean restaurant and bar in Rittenhouse Square offers the tastiest tapas (thanks to former Top Chef finalist Jen Carroll).