Chicken katsu. With sriracha. It might be a small exaggeration to call it the best $5 I've ever spent, but not much of one.
The second oldest BYOB in Philadelphia has all of the classic Italian fare that you would expect, and a few specials you might not. A very underrated spot that's as small as a closet and casually eleg Leia mais.
Check out this historic site before it closes for renovations in September 2011. The museum, a gift to the city from Jules Mastbaum, is the largest collection of Auguste Rodin’s work outside Paris. Leia mais.
Makoto features a chic, modern design and showcases the masterful flavors of Japanese cuisine using the freshest and finest ingredients.
Enjoy The Dandelion's UK inspired gastropub fare with their food-friendly beer list featuring U.K. drafts and bottles that are rare stateside, along with three, constantly-rotating cask ales.
Talula’s Garden’s showcases the best rustic ingredients, including pastured meats, farmstead cheeses and locally grown seasonal vegetables.
Wonderful place for brunch! We love a teensy sidewalk table brimming with coffee mugs, pints of Bloody Marys, and — lately — the rich and delicious croque madame. With a side of crispy bacon. Leia mais.
Enjoy the entire wine list at $6/Glass or $30 Bottle from 10pm-midnight Mon-Th &Sundays! Also check out our review! Leia mais.
You can't really beat a free appetizer with your drink during happy hour! Read our full review by tapping More Info! Leia mais.
Go between 8 and 10 pm on Monday, get a $6 pitcher and some 1/2 price wings. Tell them Drink Philly sent you and watch their confused expressions... Leia mais.
This is no ordinary deli.. We especially enjoy the excellent chicken salad on black bread with bacon and avocado. Also, the house-made sweets — cinnamon rolls, cookies, pies — are amazing. Leia mais.
The $100 Philly Cheesesteak is absolutely mouth-watering. Piled high with steak, lobster, black truffles and more, it's -- dare we say -- worth every penny...
The cheesesteak, at least at this French-style cafe, is all but forgotten. The 12-oz Rouge Burger comes with nutty Gruyère, caramelized onions, and a haystack of pommes frites.
Even though it’s only listed on the brunch menu, you can can always order the Noble burger, complete with a house-ground meat, a house-made bun, beets, local Lancaster cheddar and the choice of bacon Leia mais.
Go for oysters and English staples, all of which will make you question British grub's bad rap. Leia mais.
Crispy fried chicken with ice cold beer can’t be beat. This gastropub has exceptional versions of both: lots of locally brewed stuff on tap and twice-fried chicken with a spiced-honey drizzle.
Get a pitcher of margaritas ($15) or Yards draft ($3) during happy hour and if you like BBQ, don't pass up the Bell's 2 Hearted Wings! Check out our full review by tapping More Info! Leia mais.
Le Méridien’s Amuse is a chic brasserie, featuring sophisticated, French fare such as onion soup gratinée, escargots, frisée aux lardons, sautéed skate, a raw bar and salad niçoise.
The University City sushi restaurant offers a $25 all-you-can-eat sushi deal on Tuesday nights after 9 p.m. Reservations (and gluttony pants) are highly recommended. Leia mais.
