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!
Awesome cocktails in a unique, laid back lounge space with tons of comfy couches. Bartenders know their stuff and will make you an amazing drink.
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.
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.
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. 続きを読む
Best Indian food in Philly. Be sure to not eat anything for 24 hours before so you can properly stuff your face.
This place is easy to walk by, so don't! This little pink house holds some of the tastiest gourmet pastries in the city.
Overgrown, wild, and free. Offers new perspectives of Philadelphia and well as a wild escape right next to Chinatown.
Less than $1 for some of the best donuts you've ever had. Fritters (blueberry and apple) and filled donuts are awesome
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.
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. 続きを読む
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.
Marc Vetri’s casual Italian restaurant is always packed and always delivers.-Jimmy Bradley , Top Chef
Stephen Starr’s Fishtown beer garden boasts ping pong tables and table games. Happy Hour deals include $3 fries and $10 liter drafts.
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 続きを読む
Awesome wood fire cooked pizza out of the back of a truck. This is not to be missed.
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.
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]
