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- 4.8 (3.2K reviews)
- Wood Fired Fare
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- Outdoor Dining
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It’s not a picnic on the grass — it’s a 140-year-old former brewery building that had gone to seed until the group behind Pizzeria Beddia, Kalaya, and other Philly hits transformed it into an airy, come-as-you-are chill outdoor picnic restaurant. The menu is full of charcuterie and cheese boards, oysters, rotisserie chicken with all the sauces, and ultra-seasonal salads.
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- 4.7 (9.1K reviews)
- Mediterranean
- $$
“Top Chef” winner Nicholas Elmi (Laurel) scores again with this comfortably opulent rooftop destination, upstairs from his Landing Kitchen café in Bala Cynwyd. The seafood-rich menu has a Mediterranean accent, the pastas are made in-house, and the views over the Schuylkill River and beyond are magical.
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- 4.7 (5.7K reviews)
- Italian
- $$
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- The Noble Pastas of Piemonte — A Summer Culinary Evening
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- 4.4 (3.8K reviews)
- American
- $
City Winery Philadelphia Restaurant & Wine Bar
- 3.9 (964 reviews)
- Wine Bar
- $$
Bank & Bourbon at Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 4.3 (1.1K reviews)
- American
- $
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- 4.7 (3.2K reviews)
- New American
- $$
A beautiful three-level Rittenhouse establishment, Wilder is the place for wood-fired pizzas and crudo constructed right before your eyes, plus a perfect array of raw bar offerings, pastas, and one excellent cheeseburger.
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- 4.9 (3.1K reviews)
- New American
- $$
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- 4.7 (299 reviews)
- Szechuan
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Anyone who adores numbingly hot dry pepper chicken wings, spicy dan dan noodles, and cumin-crusted lamb flocks to Han Dynasty. Even the cocktails, like the gingery Chengdu Mule, get a sprinkling of Sichuan peppercorns. Now a mainstay around New York and Philadelphia, the University location features multiple dining rooms, a full bar, sleek lounge area, and a nice open patio.
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- 4.9 (19K reviews)
- Israeli
- $$
- Because even with more than a decade of accolades, Zahav remains one of the premier restaurants — not only in Philadelphia, but the country.
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- 4.8 (526 reviews)
- New American
- $$
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- 4.8 (1.9K reviews)
- Italian
- $$
Philadelphia-based mega-restaurateur Stephen Starr hits it out of the park with this animated neighborhood pizzeria on Headhouse Square, where the acclaimed Neapolitan-style pies come out of an 850º wood-burning oven, but the classic antipasti and pastas are so good that you might even save the pizza for next time.
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- 4.9 (3.7K reviews)
- Mediterranean
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- 4.3 (647 reviews)
- Italian
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- 4.8 (2.8K reviews)
- Natural Wine
- $$
- Behind its seafoam green doors, Bloomsday hides an operation that hits all the marks. That includes an array of natural wines, cocktails, and comforting fare every night and, on weekends, slowly brewed coffee and all the pastries you could want for brunch. (Pro tip: Stop by the bottle shop on your way out).
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- 4.8 (2.4K reviews)
- American
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- Who says casual can’t also be refined? Bridget Foy’s serves upscale comforts in a relaxed, stylish space that celebrates South Street’s history but keeps up with the times. It’s a cornerstone of the community and has been serving Philadelphia since 1978.
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- 4.8 (51 reviews)
- Argentinean
- $
Every neighborhood would be lucky to have Jezabel Careaga’s charming bakery and café filled to the brim with Argentinian specialties like gorgeous golden empanadas, medialunas, alfajores, and other treats. It’s ideal for a bite, a pot of tea, or a quick lunch.
- Bomb Bomb
- 4.9 (550 reviews)
- Seafood
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