Rouge

205 S. 18th Street, Philadelphia

Situated in Philadelphia’s ritziest neighborhood, Rouge takes on the persona of a Parisian café with ease and elegance. Rittenhouse Square is chichi central, and the undeniable draw of this city favorite isn’t the food – it’s the view. Whether you’re looking outside at the bustling park or inside at the attractively attired clientele, Rouge is a place to see and be seen. The menu is upscale comfort – American with a French flair – ...

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Amada

217-219 Chestnut St, Philadelphia

Philadelphia’s original authentic Spanish tapas bar and restaurant, Amada offers outstanding food in a sultry setting. The tapas come courtesy of chef and owner Jose Garces, Philadelphia’s most ambitious new restaurateur. Feast on cured meats and cheeses as well as Spanish specialties like Tortilla Espanola, Lobster Paella, and the king of the table: a Whole Roasted Suckling Pig (which must be pre-ordered). Amada’s sexy flamenco ...

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Tangerine

232 Market St, Philadelphia

Forget crisp, white tablecloths and predictable three-course meals. Life is too short to be spent adhering to dining norms, and no one understands this concept better than legendary Philadelphia restaurateur Stephen Starr. His Old City gem, Tangerine, throws tradition out the window, aggressively pursuing a more creative culinary angle. While the menu is filled with traditional Mediterranean dishes, Executive Chef Todd Fuller’s preparations ...

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Barclay Prime

237 S 18th St, Philadelphia

Barcly Prime steakhouse is both classic and existent: while its walls are lined with old-fashioned bookshelves, its chairs are utterly modern, designed in bright green and white leather. The menu offers traditional signature steaks like dry aged rib eye and New York strip, alongside more creative fun items like kobe beef sliders and tater tots. With its swanky décor, decadent menu, and first-class service, Barclay Prime is the perfect spot for ...

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The Melting Pot

1219 Filbert St, Philadelphia

Just around the corner from Philadelphia's historic Reading Terminal Market lays another one of the city's treasures. Far younger than the terminal and far different than the neighboring restaurants than adorn Filbert and 13th streets is the Melting Pot. Specializing in fondue recipes that allow for an interactive dining experience, this is the answer to the diner in search of something new. An adventurous blend of upscale, delicious food and ...

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Solaris Grille

8201 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia

Solaris Grille adds sizzle to Chestnut Hill’s well-heeled, Rockwellesque scene. Energized city-crawlers as well as button-down locals populate the dining areas and bustling bar. The digs are casual, yet classy and upscale. Solaris Grille boasts fine al fresco dining when the weather cooperates. Popular Chef John Anderson has crafted a menu for all culinary moods. With scrumptious paninis, wraps, and Philadelphia Magazine’s Best Gourmet ...

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Le Castagne

1920 Chestnut St, Philadelphia

Located just off the famed Rittenhouse Square on a street that shares its name, Le Castagne (“chestnuts” in Italian) is an award-winning restaurant that features succulent home-made pastas in a contemporary, sleek décor. Join Chef Brian Wilson for traditional Northern Italian fare, with specialties including Scaloppine of veal topped with radicchio and braised in red wine, spaghetti with chestnut cream sauce and gnocchi served in a white ...

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Bistro St. Tropez

2400 Market St, Philadelphia

Since 1987, Bistro St. Tropez has been serving Philadelphia foodies the finest of French food, and has given five-star French spots some stiff competition. In Bistro St. Tropez you will find the illusion of Provence amidst simple elegance, classic French cuisine, and a predominately French wine selection.

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Alma de Cuba

1623 Walnut St, Philadelphia

Alma de Cuba is a perfect destination to pop into on the way home from work or for an elegant dinner. They have traditional drinks such as Caipirinhas and Classic Mojitos that are always specially priced for happy hour. Upstairs, the balcony-style seating and classic décor promise a mellow and sophisticated ambiance. Chef Rodriguez adds novel twists to old world Cuban standards in his ‘Nuevo Latino’ creations, such as Pan Roasted Muscovy ...

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Rouge

205 S. 18th Street, Philadelphia

Situated in Philadelphia’s ritziest neighborhood, Rouge takes on the persona of a Parisian café with ease and elegance. Rittenhouse Square is chichi central, and the undeniable draw of this city favorite isn’t the food – it’s the view. Whether you’re looking outside at the bustling park or inside at the attractively attired clientele, Rouge is a place to see and be seen. The menu is upscale comfort – American with a French flair – ...

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Solaris Grille

8201 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia

Solaris Grille adds sizzle to Chestnut Hill’s well-heeled, Rockwellesque scene. Energized city-crawlers as well as button-down locals populate the dining areas and bustling bar. The digs are casual, yet classy and upscale. Solaris Grille boasts fine al fresco dining when the weather cooperates. Popular Chef John Anderson has crafted a menu for all culinary moods. With scrumptious paninis, wraps, and Philadelphia Magazine’s Best Gourmet ...

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The Melting Pot

1219 Filbert St, Philadelphia

Just around the corner from Philadelphia's historic Reading Terminal Market lays another one of the city's treasures. Far younger than the terminal and far different than the neighboring restaurants than adorn Filbert and 13th streets is the Melting Pot. Specializing in fondue recipes that allow for an interactive dining experience, this is the answer to the diner in search of something new. An adventurous blend of upscale, delicious food and ...

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Tangerine

232 Market St, Philadelphia

Forget crisp, white tablecloths and predictable three-course meals. Life is too short to be spent adhering to dining norms, and no one understands this concept better than legendary Philadelphia restaurateur Stephen Starr. His Old City gem, Tangerine, throws tradition out the window, aggressively pursuing a more creative culinary angle. While the menu is filled with traditional Mediterranean dishes, Executive Chef Todd Fuller’s preparations ...

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Restaurant Lanjeron

13032 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia

Lanjeron is an enchanting BYO establishment that houses the finest of European cuisine fused into a signature style that is hard to pinpoint, and even harder to forget. A menu of classic Russian dishes flecked with tasty traces of France, Thailand, and Italy, make Lanjeron one of the only places in Philadelphia where diners will find a genuine glimpse of fusion at its finest. Lanjeron’s eclectic mesh of cultures, lead by the creations of Head ...

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Alma de Cuba

1623 Walnut St, Philadelphia

Alma de Cuba is a perfect destination to pop into on the way home from work or for an elegant dinner. They have traditional drinks such as Caipirinhas and Classic Mojitos that are always specially priced for happy hour. Upstairs, the balcony-style seating and classic décor promise a mellow and sophisticated ambiance. Chef Rodriguez adds novel twists to old world Cuban standards in his ‘Nuevo Latino’ creations, such as Pan Roasted Muscovy ...

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Bistro St. Tropez

2400 Market St, Philadelphia

Since 1987, Bistro St. Tropez has been serving Philadelphia foodies the finest of French food, and has given five-star French spots some stiff competition. In Bistro St. Tropez you will find the illusion of Provence amidst simple elegance, classic French cuisine, and a predominately French wine selection.

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Barclay Prime

237 S 18th St, Philadelphia

Barcly Prime steakhouse is both classic and existent: while its walls are lined with old-fashioned bookshelves, its chairs are utterly modern, designed in bright green and white leather. The menu offers traditional signature steaks like dry aged rib eye and New York strip, alongside more creative fun items like kobe beef sliders and tater tots. With its swanky décor, decadent menu, and first-class service, Barclay Prime is the perfect spot for ...

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Le Castagne

1920 Chestnut St, Philadelphia

Located just off the famed Rittenhouse Square on a street that shares its name, Le Castagne (“chestnuts” in Italian) is an award-winning restaurant that features succulent home-made pastas in a contemporary, sleek décor. Join Chef Brian Wilson for traditional Northern Italian fare, with specialties including Scaloppine of veal topped with radicchio and braised in red wine, spaghetti with chestnut cream sauce and gnocchi served in a white ...

0
 
 

Restaurant Lanjeron

13032 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia

Lanjeron is an enchanting BYO establishment that houses the finest of European cuisine fused into a signature style that is hard to pinpoint, and even harder to forget. A menu of classic Russian dishes flecked with tasty traces of France, Thailand, and Italy, make Lanjeron one of the only places in Philadelphia where diners will find a genuine glimpse of fusion at its finest. Lanjeron’s eclectic mesh of cultures, lead by the creations of Head ...

0
 
 

Alma de Cuba

1623 Walnut St, Philadelphia

Alma de Cuba is a perfect destination to pop into on the way home from work or for an elegant dinner. They have traditional drinks such as Caipirinhas and Classic Mojitos that are always specially priced for happy hour. Upstairs, the balcony-style seating and classic décor promise a mellow and sophisticated ambiance. Chef Rodriguez adds novel twists to old world Cuban standards in his ‘Nuevo Latino’ creations, such as Pan Roasted Muscovy ...

0
 
 

Bistro St. Tropez

2400 Market St, Philadelphia

Since 1987, Bistro St. Tropez has been serving Philadelphia foodies the finest of French food, and has given five-star French spots some stiff competition. In Bistro St. Tropez you will find the illusion of Provence amidst simple elegance, classic French cuisine, and a predominately French wine selection.

0
 
 

Le Castagne

1920 Chestnut St, Philadelphia

Located just off the famed Rittenhouse Square on a street that shares its name, Le Castagne (“chestnuts” in Italian) is an award-winning restaurant that features succulent home-made pastas in a contemporary, sleek décor. Join Chef Brian Wilson for traditional Northern Italian fare, with specialties including Scaloppine of veal topped with radicchio and braised in red wine, spaghetti with chestnut cream sauce and gnocchi served in a white ...

0
 
 

Solaris Grille

8201 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia

Solaris Grille adds sizzle to Chestnut Hill’s well-heeled, Rockwellesque scene. Energized city-crawlers as well as button-down locals populate the dining areas and bustling bar. The digs are casual, yet classy and upscale. Solaris Grille boasts fine al fresco dining when the weather cooperates. Popular Chef John Anderson has crafted a menu for all culinary moods. With scrumptious paninis, wraps, and Philadelphia Magazine’s Best Gourmet ...

0
 
 

The Melting Pot

1219 Filbert St, Philadelphia

Just around the corner from Philadelphia's historic Reading Terminal Market lays another one of the city's treasures. Far younger than the terminal and far different than the neighboring restaurants than adorn Filbert and 13th streets is the Melting Pot. Specializing in fondue recipes that allow for an interactive dining experience, this is the answer to the diner in search of something new. An adventurous blend of upscale, delicious food and ...

0
 
 

Barclay Prime

237 S 18th St, Philadelphia

Barcly Prime steakhouse is both classic and existent: while its walls are lined with old-fashioned bookshelves, its chairs are utterly modern, designed in bright green and white leather. The menu offers traditional signature steaks like dry aged rib eye and New York strip, alongside more creative fun items like kobe beef sliders and tater tots. With its swanky décor, decadent menu, and first-class service, Barclay Prime is the perfect spot for ...

0
 
 

Tangerine

232 Market St, Philadelphia

Forget crisp, white tablecloths and predictable three-course meals. Life is too short to be spent adhering to dining norms, and no one understands this concept better than legendary Philadelphia restaurateur Stephen Starr. His Old City gem, Tangerine, throws tradition out the window, aggressively pursuing a more creative culinary angle. While the menu is filled with traditional Mediterranean dishes, Executive Chef Todd Fuller’s preparations ...

0
 
 

Amada

217-219 Chestnut St, Philadelphia

Philadelphia’s original authentic Spanish tapas bar and restaurant, Amada offers outstanding food in a sultry setting. The tapas come courtesy of chef and owner Jose Garces, Philadelphia’s most ambitious new restaurateur. Feast on cured meats and cheeses as well as Spanish specialties like Tortilla Espanola, Lobster Paella, and the king of the table: a Whole Roasted Suckling Pig (which must be pre-ordered). Amada’s sexy flamenco ...

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