Is the Moshulu restaurant taking orders?
This restaurant is currently not taking orders. Check back soon. Moshulu is one of the most unique dining experiences in Philadelphia aboard a ship. Dine indoors in our newly remodeled dining rooms or outdoors in the open-air or covered decks. Our menu features modern American fare including the freshest seafood, steaks, and sushi.
Where can I find Moshulu in Philadelphia?
Penn's Landing · 401 S. Columbus Blvd · Philadelphia, PA 19106 · Click HERE for Map · Tel: 215.923.2500 · Fax: 215.829.1604 · info@moshulu.com.
What is it like to eat at Moshulu?
Moshulu is truly a singular dining experience. Classy, welcoming, and relaxing. Ask for a table with a view of the water. The dinner was delicious! Presentation, portions, quality, and flavor were incredible.
Is there parking at the Moshulu?
Parking is available adjacent to the Moshulu for $20 per vehicle. Additional self-parking is also available across Columbus Blvd. Both lots are owned and operated by Penn's Landing. There is also 4 hour metered parking along Columbus Blvd. for $1 an hour. Bus stops along Columbus Boulevard.
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Does Moshulu have a dress code?
Hello, Based on the time of year and meal, you will find guests in Business attire, casual tourist, upscale dressy. Dress is a little more causal in the summer months with the outdoor decks and bar open, but you will be comfortable with any of the above. over a year ago.
Was the Moshulu in The Godfather?
1970: The Moshulu was brought to the United States by Raymond E. Wallace. 1974: Prominently featured in the movie, Godfather II. 1975: The Moshulu opens as a boat restaurant on Penn's Landing in Philadelphia.
What happened to the ship Moshulu?
In November 1942, as the ship lay in Kristiansand, Norway which was occupied by Nazi forces, the German troops confiscated the Moshulu and stripped of her masts and spars. Another barque of Erickson, the Olivebank was sunk in a German minefield with her Captain and 13 crew.
What kind of boat is the Moshulu?
Moshulu is a four-masted steel barque, built as Kurt by William Hamilton and Company at Port Glasgow in Scotland in 1904. The largest remaining original windjammer, she is currently a floating restaurant docked in Penn's Landing, Philadelphia, adjacent to the museum ships USS Olympia and USS Becuna.