Ingredients are the star at Greg Vernick's bi-level American spot near Rittenhouse Square. Try the "toasts" as an appetizer. You'll love everything coming out of the wood-fired oven. Read more.
Chef Emeril Lagasse stopped by this West Chester staple during a visit in December. He enjoyed seven courses late into the evening. Read more.
Try the Artichoke Huarche with san simon crema, poblanos, truffles and cotija. Read more.
Their Free Range PA Turkey Burger was voted Best of Philly in 2011. It is a combination of avocado, brie, curry dijon aioli, lettuce, tomato and goes down the hatch for $14.
The bar is a great destination for craft brews with many rotating taps and huge bottle selections ranging from local brews to unusual American micros on draft, and greatest hits from Germany. Read more.
Try the roasted sea scallops butternut squash puree, spinach, preserved lemon jus. Read more.
Try Mezcal Vago Espadin - vivid citrus, mingling with anise, mint, & a creamy cocoa-nib finish that lingers, with true agave luxury. This is a sipper, not a slammer. Read more.
They've got their own spin on Fireball: The "Pyroblast" is made with whiskey, syrup cooked with cinnamon sticks, star anise, allspice, red pepper flakes, cloves & organic, food-grade cinnamon oil. Read more.
Try this: the Classique Sazerac – a New Orleans, pre-Civil War concoction with Peychaud's bitters & anise Herbsaint considered the oldest American cocktail. Suave brandy tones & a lemon-zested rim. Read more.
Try the Brooklyn - a bittersweet take on the classic Manhattan riff, that's poured over a giant ice cube & a sublime Fabbri amarena cherry. It might as well say: 'Drink Me.' Read more.
