Philadelphia Restaurants
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Philadelphia - browse our top choices for Restaurants during your stay.
You can’t throw a wet walnut in Philly without hitting an artisanal ice cream maker these days, but brothers Ryan and Eric Berley and their...Read More
Housed in a cinder-block bunker along a derelict railroad crossing, John’s is the quintessential purveyor of roast pork sandwiches. Newbies...Read More
Housed into a former bank building in the Spruce Hill area of West Philly, Manakeesh specializes in the Lebanese flatbread of the same name...Read More
One of the longest-tenured restaurants on East Passyunk, this wood-paneled red-gravy hall dates back to the 1920s and oozes South Philly charm...Read More
When the Reading Company opened its train shed in 1892, it was the only one in the country with a market tucked away in its cellar. The trains...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesOnce upon a time, before South Philly was home to the city’s hottest zip codes, a little wood-clad tavern named South Philadelphia Tap Room...Read More
Copious portions of regional Italian cuisine are served in the brick-walled dining room of this early-18th-century granary. Don't miss the acclaimed...Read More
Located in the former nursery of its next-door neighbor, Robertson's Flowers, Cake has expanded from its bakery roots into a full-fledged restaurant...Read More
Stephanie and John Reitano have long been known for outstanding gelati and sorbetti at their chain of scoop shops, Capogiro. Now, the couple...Read More
Housed in a handsome 110-year-old redbrick firehouse, Dock Street is a boho brewpub serving up wood-oven pizzas, fish-and-chips, vegan burgers...Read More
Although primarily a restaurant—families are welcome and ever-present—not a bar, this is a beer geek destination. Run by the former owners of...Read More
Haters snickered when the crew from Zahav opened a doughnut–and–fried-chicken shop on an obscure corner of residential Pennsport in 2011. They...Read More
Arias from classic operas, sung mostly by fresh-faced young singers who are in training or have done professional stints around Philadelphia...Read More
You'll know you're nearing Jim's when the scent of frying onions overwhelms your senses—or when you see people lined up around the corner. Big...Read More
A mural of freewheeling Day of the Dead skeletons gives this neon Fairmount cantina its name, but the polished ceviches, tacos, and enchiladas...Read More
People come to McNally's more for the food than the beer (families are welcome), and generally order one of the six featured sandwiches. The...Read More
Owner Stephen Starr logged mucho hours and miles researching how to make the very best pizza. What's the best dough? The right amount of heat...Read More
When this restaurant in South Philadelphia, a locus of down-home Italian, moved from a cozy town house to a generic storefront down the street...Read More
If there's one thing you can count on, it's an hour wait for Sunday brunch at this cozy former bakery around the corner from the Italian Market...Read More
The Morning Glory bills itself as a "finer diner," and offers traditional touches such as big mugs of steaming coffee. But the "finer" comes...Read More
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