
BY: Chandler Lutz
Hidden behind the facade of a classic South Philly rowhome, Palizzi Social Club has been a cherished members-only establishment for over a century. Founded in 1918 by a group from Vasto, Italy, the club has long served as a space where members could connect, converse in Italian, and uphold traditions passed down through generations.
They named the club after Filippo Palizzi, a painter from their town who was perhaps its most famous resident. Palizzi isn't just a club — it's a tradition, a taste of history, and an experience. The atmosphere exudes nostalgia — from the classic Formica tables and tile floors to the warm embrace of community, every detail pays homage to its storied past.
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