The food is uniformly excellent at this more casual place from the Chef at Fork. They don't take reservations so try for an off time to reduce the wait. Read more.
The easy vibe at Vernick make it one of those rare restaurants that can suit so many things: dinner with food-snob friends, cocktails with a gal pal, a meal with the non-adventurous in-laws.
Sit at the chef's table which is actually just the bar--it's inches away from the finishing station, so you can see every dish being plated.
DiBruno Bros. is an authentic, gourmet Philadelphia cheese shop and eatery at Rittenhouse Square. Find cheese from all around the world as well as Italian deli items and a premier upstairs café. Read more.
Yes, they have knives and spoons too. This Old City eatery features local & farm fresh ingredients with daily menu changes. Try their rightly famous charcuterie.or some amazing risotto.
Honestly, a South Philly gem I've just discovered and I think it may be the best pizza in town. Bring cash though!
This place is easy to walk by, so don't! This little pink house holds some of the tastiest gourmet pastries in the city.
Less than $1 for some of the best donuts you've ever had. Fritters (blueberry and apple) and filled donuts are awesome
You can get ANYTHING you want here. Seriously. Sweet potato fries at the vegetarian counter, soft pretzels at the Amish counter, ice cream at Basset's. Just go to walk around, you'll find something.
Beer and brunch. Brunch and beer. They're a restaurant/bar/cozy neighborhood place (complete with fireplace!)/bottle shop. Dinner is also good. I enjoy their shrimp and grits.
Killer flavors like Vietnamese Ice Coffee, Lemon Shortbread, Chocolate with Salted Caramel Brownie, and Lime Mint.
This pong-tabled, back-alley space’s got 20+ bottles, 4 drafts, and a run of sub-$5 cans. Unsurprisingly, there’s also plenty of jokes about balls and cans to be made here. Read more.
When the weather’s good, a glass of wine, a board of cheese, the setting sun and a constant breeze make this the quickest and most beautiful escape in Philadelphia.
Marc Vetri’s casual Italian restaurant is always packed and always delivers.-Jimmy Bradley , Top Chef
We had the Breakfast Burrito, the Kitchen Sink Skillet and a children size order of Red Velvet Pancakes. Everything was AMAZING!!! But the rest in the menu looked good too.
Great Chinese: The menu is organized by spice, on a scale of 1 (mild) to 10 (call the fire department). Suggestions: the delicate dumplings in a chili oil bath (4), and the dan dan noodles (6). Read more.
Stephen Starr’s Fishtown beer garden boasts ping pong tables and table games. Happy Hour deals include $3 fries and $10 liter drafts.
Grab seats in the cocktail lounge and sit back, grab a drink from the happy hour list, and enjoy the starters before grabbing something from the dirt list (or those beets). You can't go wrong.
Monk's Belgian Cafe has been around for over 25 years and is popularly known as the cafe that started a craft beer revolution in Philadelphia. Experience a menu laced with over a hundred craft beers Read more.
You can't go wrong with anything here. The M - Th 5 - 7 happy hour is perfect, as are their Sunday School specials. Plus the staff is so friendly and knowledgeable! One of my favorite places!
The only bad part of the deal is having to order your dough in advance early that morning or a day ahead. But, that's the price you pay for greatness. [Eater 38 Member]
A great place for drinking wine, especially if you can get the railing seat that looks out on 20th. Just settle in and watch the world go by.
One of the best food trucks in Philly! Get the chicken katsu burrito with rice and extra katsu sauce. Oh and don't forget the Thai iced tea!
