Sinful Feasts: A Philadelphia Landmark Dinner Series

If you’re a history buff or a lover of old Philadelphia landmarks, Alex Garfinkel Catering and Art in the Age have a pretty cool event for you. Sinful Feasts is a monthly dinner series they will be hosting through October at various Philadelphia landmarks.

At each landmark, they will offer an exclusive farm-to-table, four-course dinner for just 20 guests. The dinner will include cocktails, but it’ll also run you $150 per person.

If the price didn’t immediately scare you off, then you’re exactly the sort of person that this dinner series is designed for. The first dinner will be at the Powel House, 244 South 3rd Street. Samuel Powel, Philadelphia’s first post-Revolutionary mayor, and his wife, Elizabeth Willing Powel, held gatherings for the city’s elite-like John Adams and other well-known figures of the day. Well, now you can imagine for yourself what these parties were like.

The dinner will be on Thursday, March 12th at 7 pm. The menu will offer haddock, venison and guinea ham, with complimentary cocktails made with Stripp’d Juice blends. You can make your reservations for the dinner here.

You can check out the menu below.

First

RHUBARB Bartram’s Garden

Haddock

smoked, with baby beets, caramelized carrot puree,

shaved fennel, aromatic RHUBARB gastrique, dandelion greens

Second

ROOT Dark & Stormy

Venison

charred spring onions, preserved kumquat,

asparagus, ROOT glaze

Third

SAGE Grace Kelly

Guinea Hen

SAGE-infused herb marinade, maitake mushrooms, fingerlings,

swiss chard, plumped raisins, verjus reduction

Fourth

Ginger Apple SNAP

Lemon Ginger Cake

SNAP-infused gingerbread crumble,

citrus cremeux, dark-chocolate ‘crunch’

A Sinful Feast [Official]