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Fine dining in Philadelphia has never been more luxurious. In recent years, newcomers like Lacroix at the Rittenhouse, Barclay Prime and a number of new steakhouses have joined seasoned stalwarts like Le Bec Fin and the Fountain Restaurant at the Four Seasons.
Rest assured that the shining reputations and opulent atmospheres of these establishments come along with fare that is absolutely flawless.
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XIX (Nineteen)
An American brasserie with a sensational view of the city
A postcard of Philadelphia won’t even begin to rival the view of the city skyline boasted by XIX, the restaurant on the nineteenth floor of the Hyatt at the Bellevue
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Table 31 at the Comcast Center
An elegant Italian bistro covering three floors of Philadelphia’s tallest building
A collaboration of Georges Perrier and Chris Scarduzio, Table 31 is an Italian bistro — also known for its exquisite steaks — located inside the Comcast Center. And like the Comcast Center, Table 31 is sophisticated, visitor-friendly and definitely on the large side.
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Barclay Prime
Stephen Starr’s most mature restaurant
Known for its $100 cheesesteak, Barclay Prime is a Stephen Starr staple made for special occasions
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Lacroix at The Rittenhouse
Enjoy a meal to remember at Lacroix, one of Philadelphia’s most distinguished restaurants
Located on the second floor of the Rittenhouse Hotel, Lacroix features an elegant décor and a broad view of Rittenhouse Square
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Le Bec-Fin
This classic spot in Philadelphia consistantly lives up to its impeccable reputation
Famed restaurateur Georges Perrier introduced Philadelphians to fine French cuisine when he opened this upscale restaurant in the 1970s. Although the dining room has undergone a major renovation, the food and atmosphere remain formal.
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Vetri
One of the nation’s most acclaimed Italian restaurants
Star chef Marc Vetri’s titular restaurant is considered one of America’s finest Italian restaurants. If you find yourself at a table here, consider yourself very lucky.
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Butcher & Singer
Stephen Starr’s 1930s-era steakhouse in Rittenhouse Square
Step inside Butcher and Singer, the new, 1930s-era steakhouse by renowned restaurateur Stephen Starr, and you’ll be swept up in the sophistication of Rittenhouse Square dining at its finest.
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10 Arts Bistro & Lounge
10 Arts Bistro & Lounge in the majestic lobby space of the Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia
Specializing in American cuisine with an emphasis on sustainable, locally grown ingredients, 10 Arts Bistro & Lounge is a sophisticated dining experience that’s both worldly and home-grown.
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Penne Restaurant & Wine Bar
House-made pasta and the taste of Italy
This modern Italian restaurant and wine bar features award-winning pasta, seafood, meats and an expansive wine list. All pastas, except those that are gluten-free, are made in-house, and patrons who’d like to watch the floury magic can congregate around the so-called “pasta bar” every day during lunch.
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FrancoLuigi’s Pizzeria & High Note Café
Pasta and pizza with a side of opera
People visit the High Note Café for a side of live opera or piano with their house-made gnocchi. Owner Franco Borda (a.k.a., “The Singing Chef”) will have it no other way. This family-owned Passyunk Square restaurant serves up authentic Italian cuisine in their musical dining room and crave-worthy pizzas and sandwiches from the attached FrancoLuigi’s Pizzeria.
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Le Virtu
A tasty tour of the Abruzzi table
An impressive wine list complements the authentic Abruzzese cuisine prepared in an open kitchen. An intimate dining room and outdoor patio complete the warm and rustic atmosphere, and the seasonal menu melds local produce and meats with artisanal delicacies like honey and sheep’s milk cheeses imported from Italy’s Abruzzi region.
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R2L Restaurant and Lounge
Fine dining in the skyline
A sleek, sophisticated restaurant and private event space soaring 37 floors above the city at Two Liberty Place, R2L brings together locals and visitors alike to meet, entertain, celebrate, dine and mingle.
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XIX (Nineteen)
An American brasserie with a sensational view of the city
A postcard of Philadelphia won’t even begin to rival the view of the city skyline boasted by XIX, the restaurant on the nineteenth floor of the Hyatt at the Bellevue
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Buddakan
Where creativity and cachet loom large
A towering gilded statue of the Buddha generates elegant calm in this 175-seat, Pan Asian restaurant from restaurateur Stephen Starr
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Morimoto
The Iron Chef’s first American restaurant
The restaurant’s namesake and head chef, Morimoto (of Food Network’s Iron Chef fame), has created a menu offering the very best in contemporary Japanese cusine. While regulars flock here for the exquisitely prepared sushi, Morimoto offers diners a broad spectrum of flavors that delve beyond nigiri and sashimi.
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georges’
Georges Perrier’s stylish French restaurant on the Main Line
georges’ is a Main Line restaurant from famed restaurateur Georges Perrier, the man behind the acclaimed Le Bec-Fin.
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Marigold Kitchen
Adventurous new American cuisine
Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined block of Victorian houses in the Spruce Hill section of University City, Marigold Kitchen is one of the city’s most elegant and exciting dining destinations.
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Rouge
Rittenhouse Square’s original bistro-cafe
The Rouge Burger alone will make you an instant devotee.
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Table 31
Square 1682
Tinto
Pat’s King of Steaks
