Votre guide des restaurants près du théâtre Philly : où dîner et assister à un spectacle

The epicenter of big-time theater in Philly, the stages along Broad Street’s Avenue des Arts - les Académie de musique, le Centre Kimmel pour les arts du spectacle, le Théâtre Miller, le Théâtre Suzanne Roberts et les Théâtre Wilma — showcase Broadway productions, musicals, concerts and more. 

Here’s where to dine nearby in the neighborhood:

• Inside the Kimmel Center: Café décontracté le jour, bar à cocktails animé la nuit. Appel de rideau cafe and lounge at the Kimmel Center offers small plates of elevated bites, as well as beer, wine and specialty cocktails, while on-site restaurant Leo — named in honor of renowned conductor Leopold Stokowski — features “global cuisine with a Mediterranean twist,” including a prix fixe pre-theater menu.

• Prix fixe menus nearby: Elégant Estia on Locust Street features high-end Greek cuisine with a prix fixe pre-theater menu, tandis que le Kimpton Hotel Palomar’s Carré 1682 en Rittenhouse Square features a modern American pre-theater menu. While not specific to theatergoers, Ocean Prime also offers an early dining menu Sundays through Thursdays.

• Fine dining: Juste en face du Wilma, le luxueux Steak 48 is an upscale spot to spoil your inner carnivore, while along Spruce Street, Vetri Cucina is consistently recognized as one of Philadelphia’s top restaurants.

• Comfort food: Popular and intimate Chez la petite Nonna en Midtown Village serves up Italian-American classics, while the lively comfort food and drinks at nearby Bud & Marilyn's can fill you up with classic American fare.

• Brunch or coffee: Hitting up a matinee? Grab brunch and a specialty coffee (or a mimosa, if you wish) at the Midtown Village location of beloved Café Green Eggs.

Théâtre Arden présente des premières mondiales et des œuvres populaires et a reçu des dizaines de prix Barrymore au cours de ses quatre décennies d'existence. Et dans son enceinte historique, le Old City Dans le quartier se trouve une sélection de restaurants et de pubs amusants qui correspondent à l'esthétique intime d'Arden.

• Fine dining: Vibrant Cuba Libre is a well-known destination for small plates of creative Cuban cuisine and its spirited rum bar. And around the corner on Market Street, James Beard Award-winning Ellen Yin’s fantastiques Fourchette serves a chic contemporary American menu. And just down Chestnut Street is Stephen Starr’s iconic Buddakan, Il propose une cuisine fusion asiatique moderne dans un cadre spectaculaire et élégant.

• Gastropubs: For more drink options, pop into Mécanique nationale (housed in a circa-1837 former bank building) or, past Independence Hall, elevated comfort food served streetside at cozy Taverne Red Owl à l'intérieur Kimpton Hotel Monaco.

• Discounts for theatergoers: The Arden has a long list of nearby recommended restaurants and dining partners, each offering discounts for those heading to a show. Check out the list ici.

Situé à la lisière de Rittenhouse Row, les deux théâtres à l'intérieur Le Drake Le bâtiment abrite plusieurs organisations, notamment Compagnie théâtrale InterAct — operating under the “At The Drake” performance banner. And within a few yards of each other around the intersection of 16th and Spruce streets are a foursome of pre-show options.

• Classic spots: Un favori de longue date de Philly, Monk's Café est connu pour sa vaste sélection de bières, ses moules légendaires et ses frites belges croustillantes. De l'autre côté de la rue se trouve un restaurant italien classique BYOB La Viola.

• Global flavors: If you’re looking for flavors from across the globe, try chic Restaurant japonais Samurai’s well-regarded sushi and sashimi inside the Academy House building or dig in at bustling Thai locale Jasmine Rice on 16th Street.

As the only American Shubert Organization venue outside New York City, the century-old Théâtre Forrest accueille de grandes productions en tournée et des spectacles de Broadway. À proximité, vous trouverez plusieurs endroits où dîner et boire un verre dans les environs. Quartier gay.

• Upscale eats: Parmi les établissements les plus animés de la ville, Charlie était un pécheur. is a cozy yet glam vegan tapas lounge with plant-based plates and crafted cocktails. And down at 12th and Locust streets is stylish LGBTQ-owned Frapper, an upscale American restaurant and bar.

• Global flavors: El Vez is a Mexican favorite offering a modern take on classics (and a great tequila selection), while Asian flavors are on display across the street at Michael Schulson’s popular Sampan.

Le bâtiment de 220 places FringeArts - à l'intérieur d'une ancienne station de pompage centenaire située au bord de la rivière - accueille des spectacles contemporains hors du commun, des concerts expérimentaux et le festival annuel de musique de l'Union européenne. Festival Fringe. The venue’s Bord de mer du fleuve Delaware location provides convenient access to full-night-out spots with a similar vibe, including its own Bar à franges, Il propose une cuisine de pub, des boissons éclectiques, de la musique en direct et des divertissements.

• Gastropubs: Une courte promenade le long de la rivière vous mènera à une destination de plein air du printemps à l'automne. La jetée de Morgan, an oasis of craft beer, casual dishes, and live music and DJs for a casual warm-weather night out. Or grab some comfort food at low-key rustic bistro Café Race Street, avec son célèbre hamburger éponyme et ses plats classiques de taverne.

• Japanese: Head a bit west into Old City for Bar à thon, an upscale-yet-relaxing Japanese raw bar and grill known for its sushi, or stick closer to the theater with Hibachi Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar, offering both lively, family-friendly tableside cooking with river views and a quieter indoor vibe complete with live piano.

The intimate 150-seat St. Stephen’s Theater, a performing arts center owned by St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, hosts engaging classic, modern and original works from not-for-profit Compagnie théâtrale de la lanterne en pleine activité Market East entre City Hall et Independence Hall.

• Fine dining: A must-try pre- or post-show spot is another of Ellen Yin’s award-winning establishments. Modern-American rue commerçante inside the historic Franklin Building emphasizes locally sourced ingredients and artisanal preparations (and killer sourdough pizzas).

• Gastropubs: American brasserie L'homme de la rue à l'intérieur Canopy by Hilton Philadelphia Center City features an impressive gin list to complement its French-inspired cuisine. And for laid-back experiences, wander over to the Centre ville emplacement d'une chaîne de gastropub populaire Brasserie et restaurant Iron Hill ou explorer les souvenirs pendant que vous dînez à l'hôtel Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphie.

• Dining partner discounts: Not sure where to start? Check out the theater’s curated list of dining partners (including some of the above spots), each offering discounts to ticket holders.

As one of the nation’s top urban collegiate performing arts centers, the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Arts vivants presents music, dance and touring plays across three theater spaces. Its University City offre une collection variée d'options de dîner avec une esthétique plus jeune.

• Farm fresh: Within the busy area amid the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University campuses, find trendy Café du chien blanc, known for sustainable farm-to-table contemporary American cuisine.

• Global eats: Le Ouest Philly neighborhood surrounding the venue is also a hotbed for great Asian cuisine, led by Chinese staple Restaurant de nouilles Sang Kee, as well as lively French-inspired bistro Louie Louie, partie de The Inn at Penn, un hôtel Hilton. 

• Fast casual: Short on time? Grab-and-go a quick pre-show bite at the Philly location of “healthy fast casual” chain Dig Inn.

One of America’s oldest theaters in continuous use — dating back to 1912 — Théâtre Plays & Players (and its primary tenant, 1812 Productions) is located in Rittenhouse Square’s quiet, residential Delancey Place, near several of the city’s most elegant dining spots.

• Fine dining: Parmi les meilleurs restaurants de la ville, la brasserie de style parisien Parc de Stephen Starr est un lieu privilégié pour débuter une soirée dîner-spectacle, tout comme le luxueux steakhouse de Starr. Barclay Prime, home to the $140 wagyu and black truffle cheesesteak, while nearby Grill Rittenhouse offers a traditional steakhouse experience.

• Veg options: Plant-based cafe P.S. & Co. serves organic small bites with gluten-free options, healthier desserts and more — with grab-and-go options — while Bar Bombón offers Latin-inspired flavors (think sweet plátanos, tacos and margaritas) from its classy and casual corner spot on 18th Street.

A prominent Northwest Philly playhouse, the Sedgwick Theater in Mt. Airy is a nearly 100-year-old Art Deco theater (and former movie palace) that’s home to Quintessence Theatre Group. The theater’s Germantown Avenue location provides easy access to a variety of dining options.

• Global eats: À côté se trouve le restaurant italien BYOB favori La Trattoria, while Albanian-owned Restaurant et brasserie Töska sits just across the street, with globally inspired food and house-brewed craft beer. A bit further up the cobblestoned avenue, find cozy Bar Lizette, specializing in Alsace region cuisine fusing French and German (everything from schnitzel to moules frites).

• Nearby Northwest eateries: Just a bit further up Germantown Avenue leads you to Chestnut Hill, where you can find even more global flavor options like sushi and Japanese cuisine at Hokka Hokka or traditional Indian food in a cozy setting at Nirvana Indian Bistro. Take a short drive to Manayunk (try award-winning burgers at La dernière chance de Lucky) ou Roxborough (try Tibetan comfort food at the Yak blanc) to find even more dining options.

South Philly nonprofit Théâtre Exil se concentre sur des œuvres contemporaines et de nouvelles pièces mettant en scène des talents locaux dans un cadre intime, tout en offrant aux amateurs de théâtre l'occasion de vivre une expérience unique en son genre lors d'une soirée dîner-spectacle.

• Old World Italian: Just a block south of the venue, diners (and film buffs) enjoy Old World Italian spot Café Victor - le restaurant Adrian's de l'émission de télévision "Le Monde". Rocky franchise — with classic red-sauce dishes served by an opera-singing waitstaff.

• Cheesesteaks: For another true-Philly experience, take a short half-mile walk to the world-famous Italian Market coin présentant deux icônes de cheesesteak Pat's King of Steaks et Steaks de Geno pour une séance d'intelligence artificielle avant le spectacle.

• Brunch : If it’s a matinee day, comfort brunches and an impressive selection of champagne cocktails and bloodies await at Café Green Eggs’Le site South Philly de la Commission européenne.

Philly's Théâtre de la rue Walnut is the oldest continuously operating theater in the country, with Thomas Jefferson and the Marquis de Lafayette rumored to be in attendance on opening night in 1812. A number of nearby eateries and pubs offer pre-show dining just as elegant.

• Fine dining: Le chef Masaharu Morimoto fait les choses en grand spot japonais éponyme, one of Philly’s major culinary destinations, or savor local flavors of farm-to-table American cuisine at nature-inspired Le jardin de Talula en Washington Square.

• Comfort food: If comfort food is your desire, find a relaxed, casual vibe (and hearty milkshakes) at Saloon Craftsman Row. For a taste right off Broadway, head to P.J. Clarke’s at The Curtis for classic American fare.

• Partner-restaurant discounts: Buca D’oro Ristorante is the official restaurant partner of the theater, offering discounts to ticket holders. The theater also has 15 additional dining partners with an array of discounts available.

Théâtre régional primé Théâtre Act II en Ambler offre un large éventail de spectacles, y compris des comédies, des drames, des comédies musicales et des œuvres originales, ainsi qu'une myriade de choix de restauration en amont et en aval. Avenue Butler, La rue principale de l'arrondissement.

• Latin food: Les saveurs du Mexique sont omniprésentes dans le menu de l'établissement régional favori. Cantina Feliz avec son cadre lumineux et vibrant, tandis que les saveurs authentiques d'un peu plus loin dans le sud sont présentées à l'hôtel Cuisine péruvienne de Geronimo.

• Fine dining: Highly regarded Bridgets Steakhouse carves up prime beef cuts in an upscale atmosphere, while new-kid-on-the-block Porter offers American fare on its first floor and speakeasy vibes and sophisticated cocktails upstairs at the Gaslight Cocktail Bar.

• Gastropub: For some refined pub grub along with some local waterway-borne craft beers, check out Tannery Run Brew Works.

Récemment remodelé Théâtre Riverside de Bristol, situé dans un ancien cinéma qui surplombe le fleuve Delaware, est réputé pour son inclusivité et son recours aux talents locaux, ainsi que pour sa proximité avec les nombreuses possibilités de dîner dans cette partie de la ville. Lower Bucks.

• King George II Inn: Toute discussion sur la Bristol la scène du repas doit commencer par Auberge du Roi George II. Arguably the nation’s oldest continuously operating inn and tavern, the landmark — which dates back to 1681 — serves a mix of indulgent classics and modern takes.

• Seafood: The borough’s riverside location gives rise to the ocean-to-table sustainable seafood offerings at BYOB Jules au marché, located a short walk from the theater.

• Casual dining: If you’re looking for comfort food with a chill vibe, try the traditional Mexican entrees and flavorful margaritas at Mill Street Cantina, or savor wood-fired pizza and seasonal cocktails a five-minute walk away at Itri au feu de bois.

Residing inside a circa-1790 former gristmill, iconic Bucks County Maison de jeux en charme Un nouvel espoir has seen the likes of Grace Kelly, Dick Van Dyke, Robert Redford and Liza Minnelli grace its stage. Enjoy riverside dining and come-as-you-are vibes at these spots.

• Riverside dining: S'élevant juste derrière le théâtre, l'association à but non lucratif rebaptisée Terrasse du théâtre features spectacular river and bridge views to enjoy with a menu of seasonal American cuisine and sips, as does Martine’s RiverHouse Restaurant, just up the river. Located next to the theater inside the Ghost Light Inn, barn-style gastropub Stella de New Hope brings farm-to-table sustainability to the riverside.

• Cozy casual: Nearby, find the Landmark Tavern nestled within the historic Logan Inn — one of America’s oldest, dating to 1727 — for cocktails and comfort food.

“Vive le Théâtre Hedgerow.” Nineteenth-century dramatist Seán O’Casey’s rallying cry still holds true at the 100-seat repertory theater, founded in 1923 and built out of a 19th-century gristmill. With Hedgerow’s location in far southeastern Delaware County — south of Les médias - walk-to dining options are limited, but there are fantastic spots for a pre-show meal within a short drive.

• BYOB: Bien-aimés Fond, having shuttered its East Passyunk doors after two decades in 2021, reemerged in Wallingford three years later, serving the same French-infused American menu just a mile from the theater.

• Gastropub: Over by Swarthmore College (and inside The Inn at Swarthmore), Taverne Broad Table features twists on American favorites with a great bourbon selection.

• Family-friendly: Before a show with the whole fam, Restaurant familial Tom Jones in Brookhaven is a haven for diner lovers.

Le théâtre des médias is a 440-seat former vaudeville stagehouse, currently operating as the largest professional regional theater employing equity actors in Delaware County. Find a number of places for a before-show meal across the theater’s county-seat town. 

• Fine dining: A true Delco original, La maison Towne is a local institution with five distinct dining rooms, each with its own vibe and cuisine, featuring farm-to-table fare and an extensive wine menu.

• Comfort food: An offshoot of the popular Old City location, Media’s Spasso Italian Grill is likewise known for its authentic Italian cuisine in a chill locale. For a relaxed experience just steps away from the theater, try Brique et bière gastropub’s housemade pizzas and craft beers.

• Dining partner discounts: The theater has a curated selection of close to ten dining partners, each offering discounts for ticket holders.

Regional professional theater Lumière du peuple has been producing a mix of diverse shows in Chester County since 1974. Before hitting up these performances, there are plenty of eclectic choices for dining before showtime around its Malvern location.

• Fine dining: Se rendre à la Général Warren for traditional-yet-contemporary fine dining within a historic inn dating back to 1745, or choose contemporary sophistication at Fourchette et bouteille au sein de l'hôtel Desmond.

• Gastropub: If you prefer a more laid-back pre-theater dining experience, try Sly Fox Malvern Taphouse at the Grove — one of four locations of the local brewery chain — offering inventive pub grub and local brews.

Théâtre Horizon est une compagnie de théâtre professionnelle primée par l'American Theatre Wing et la National Theatre Company. Montgomery County with several choices for dinner-and-a-show near its Norristown stage.

• Global eats: In a town where one out of every three residents is Latino, fantastic Hispanic food abounds, including Taqueria La Michoacana, offering generous portions of authentic Mexican food within a short walk. Stroll a bit further for La Poblanito Mexican Bar’s vibrant setting to enjoy traditional Mexican alongside an array of cocktails. Nearby, Lune d'août offers a cozy and unexpected Korean and Japanese fusion spot down Main Street with traditional dishes like bibimbap, bulgogi and sushi.

• Comfort Food: For family-friendly comfort food with grab-and-go options, head over to nearby Bridgeport for pub grub and local brews at Puddlers Kitchen & Tap, powered by Conshohocken Brewing Company.

Philly’s got a variety of venues that offer “dinner and a show” all in one spot. 

• Dinner Theater: Fabrika Philly en Fishtown draws inspiration from the glitz and glam of Las Vegas, so expect burlesque, comedy, acrobatics and more, with a menu as eclectic as the programming. Or for a killer dinner-and-a-show combo, try The Dinner Detective à DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Philadelphia Center City to put your sleuthing skills to the test while you dine.

• Comedy: If you’re looking for more laughter in your life, hit up Philly’s top-notch comedy clubs. Rittenhouse Square’s Helium Comedy Club offers pub fare and an extensive cocktail and beer menu, while Fishtown’s Punch Line Philly offers comfort food and regular stand-up, plus drag brunches and more.

• Live music: Jazz, soul and more are on the menu at several of Philly’s dine-in live-music venues. Le café jazz de Chris in Center City is the oldest continuously operating jazz club in Philadelphia, featuring live jazz five nights a week and a New Orleans-inspired menu from chef-owner Mark DiNinno. The award-winning wine selection at Cave urbaine in the Market East neighborhood pairs nicely with regular soul, folk and jazz acts. SOUTH Restaurant & Jazz Club sur North Broad delivers elevated soul food on the restaurant side and nationally touring jazz acts in an adjacent intimate 75-seat jazz club.