King of Prussia Pa restaurant recomm.
Nov 8th, 2005 | 03:30 PM
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It would help to know what type of food you enjoy. I would NOT consider Maggiano's a great restaurant by a longshot. It is a chain with so-so food and it is VERY loud!
Do you have a price range in mind? Do you prefer seafood or steak? King of Prussia has a lot of great restaurants, but it's hard to make a recomendation without some idea of your preferences.
We love Creeds which is just up the road from the K of P Mall. There are several upscale steakhouses in K of P also. There are also a couple good restaurants in the Radisson and Scanticon Hotels---they are Chumleys and The Blue Grotto.
Do you have a price range in mind? Do you prefer seafood or steak? King of Prussia has a lot of great restaurants, but it's hard to make a recomendation without some idea of your preferences.
We love Creeds which is just up the road from the K of P Mall. There are several upscale steakhouses in K of P also. There are also a couple good restaurants in the Radisson and Scanticon Hotels---they are Chumleys and The Blue Grotto.
Nov 8th, 2005 | 03:38 PM
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Passerelle, right behind Wyeth Labs at 175 King Of Prussia Rd. Good website. www.passerellerestaurant.com
Very nice and refined interior, very very good food. I would say it qualifies as a great restaurant, particularly for that area.
Very nice and refined interior, very very good food. I would say it qualifies as a great restaurant, particularly for that area.
Nov 8th, 2005 | 04:02 PM
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Passerelle is pretty expensive if I recall - BUT it does fit the bill for great. There are plenty of chain eateries around the mall. http://www.kingofprussiamall.com/cgi.../dining05-2.pl
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