Branzino
Whether you dine in one of the two quiet front rooms, or in the romantic backyard garden, or in the large dining room filled with girls-night-out parties and wine-soaked double dates, you’re going to enjoy your meal at Branzino. The gnocchi are light and delightful, and the fish for which the restaurant was named—marinated and cooked in olive oil, fresh herbs, lemon and white wine—will make you wonder why this place is still something of a secret.

Don’t miss: The gnocchi Sorrento, with olive oil and garlic in a tomato-basil sauce, topped with fresh mozzarella.

Eat at one of the best Italian restaurants in Philadelphia:
Branzino, 261 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, 215-790-0103.

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