Visit Philly: Don’t miss the Perfect Ten signature cocktails like the Berries & Bubbles, made with raspberry vodka, Chambord and prosecco pomegranate; and the Versailles, complete with 10 Cane Rum, blueberries, tru Read more.
Jake Smith: Though a premium, upgrading to the Club Lounge is so worth it. Five meal presentations daily, unlimited beer/wine/spirits, breathtaking views, and the kindest concierge team.
Jen14221: The soft pretzel appetizer is pretty damn delicious.
2. Vedge
9.2
1221 Locust St (btwn 12th St & 13th St), Philadelphia, PA
Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurant · Washington Square West · 139 tips and reviews
James Lucas: Try the Lizzy Taylor - Lizzy Taylor with Rothman & Winters créme de violette, Bele Casel prosecco, and lemon.
Danielle Landau: Rutabaga fondue, grilled seitan, shaved Brussel sprouts, any cocktail, and blueberry cheesecake = incredible! Also, they gave us a few on the house items. Awesome place.
Eater: This isn't a great vegan restaurant, it's one of Philly's best restaurants, period. Don't sleep on this one. Read more.
4. Emmy Squared
8.8
632 S 5th St, Philadelphia, PA
Pizzeria · Bella Vista - Southwark · 6 tips and reviews
Emily H: Delicious square pizza - recommend the Colony (pepperoni, pickled jalapeño, honey). The Le Big Matt burger was also fabulous and juicy, don’t miss it!
Sandra Rubinchik: They call it the MVP for a reason. (Okay, tbh, the reason is because it’s margherita, vodka, and pesto sauces all in one pie.)
Kathy Toomey: Wished they had good vegan food. Barely any options.
6. The Victor Cafe
9.0
1303 Dickinson St, Philadelphia, PA
Italian Restaurant · Bella Vista - Southwark · 25 tips and reviews
John Gaus: Delicious Italian food with the added treat of opera singing. Great restaurant for a special and memorable evening.
Visit Philly: When Stallone was in town, this is where you'd find him—enjoying veal and Chianti. He would even call his wife in California so she could hear the singing wait staff.
Jeff Barner: The heavy set fellow has a serious set of pipes. Prepare your eardrums.
8. Jet Wine Bar
8.4
1525 South St (btwn 15th & 16th Sts), Philadelphia, PA
Wine Bar · Rittenhouse Square · 19 tips and reviews
Nicole Almodovar: still my fav place in philly in the neighborhood...great wines ..staff and lite bites at a great price..great vibe..and the owner Jill is Amaze.. and Sarah/Norman bartenders
Wine School: Owned by a WSoP alumni Jill Weber, this wine bar in Graduate Hospital is an awesome spot for those seeking out eclectic wines.
Visit Philly: Every Thursday night, Jet pairs a movie with wine or a cocktail. Themes vary from scary to French noir to animation. The drink specials are in keeping with the theme for the evening and free popcorn.
11. Barclay Prime
9.0
237 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA
Steakhouse · Rittenhouse Square · 50 tips and reviews
Amy Land: Everything is wonderful. Favorite steakhouse In the world.
TLC: 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...
Rory N.: pretty much anything is good here
12. Campbell's Place
8.2
8337 Germantown Ave (Gravers Ln), Philadelphia, PA
American Restaurant · Chestnut Hill · 19 tips and reviews
Fodor's Travel: There is hefty fare like the large Black Angus burger and meat loaf, but it's nice to dine tapas style on appetizers like the excellent Asian wings, beet–and–goat-cheese salad, and calamari. Read more.
Suzanne Coste: Fish tacos are awesome. Next time I will ask for the sauce on the side!
Christine M. Aust: The specials are always good! CHECK OUT the bathrooms! very cool roadtrip rocker passes on the wall
Brian Rost: Forget the basics. Start with the crude or raw oysters, enjoy the homemade pasta dishes, then the cheese selection and complete it with the shake wing or pork loin & Salted Caramel dessert
☕Sarah🍴💡: Good brunch. I am surprised there’s always so much room.
Brian Rost: Steak Tartare is one of the best I have had, Europeans would be jealous. Lobster ravioli is very good.
Marilyn Lanchin: Sunday brunch is undoubtably the best in the city. The view overlooking Rittenhouse square isn't too shabby either.
Thrillist: reakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but brunch is the most socially important, so good luck maintaining manners through the Rittenhouse Hotel's Sunday morning sit-down. Read more.
sockii: Splurge on brunch, then collapse into a food coma.