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Petite Passion Review
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Petite Passion
$$-$$$$, Contemporary, Center City
User Rating: **** 3.6
Fodor's Review:
You can eat like a king at paupers' prices at this intimate 50-seat restaurant inside the Art Institute of Philadelphia. On Wednesday and Thursday the four-course lunch is $15; the six-course dinner, $30. The menu changes weekly, depending on what's fresh in the market and what inspires the culinary arts students and instructors. Through a large picture window, you can see and hear them at work.
Member Reviews & Ratings:
Serve the Lady First from the left
Posted by Rick from Virginia Beach, VA on 4/17/06
Just back and had a good experience. The food was inventive, place interesting, decor better than expected. You must understand that they do not have a waitstaff. The duty is a rotation of the chefs in training. There was a discussion at our table as to who gets served first, and from what direction. If you are open minded, it's a fun experience. By the way, the price has risen to 30$ per person, cash only. Still, six courses of good food for the price of an entree elsewhere is a bargain.RATING: 3.6
INFO
- Address: 2300 Market St., Center City, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone: 215/405-6766
- Keep in mind: Reservations essential. BYOB.
- Credit Cards: No credit cards
- Closed: Closed Fri.-Tues.
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