Rittenhouse Square
Rittenhouse Square is one of Philadelphia’s most popular neighborhoods. One of the five original squares planned by city founder William Penn in the late 17th century, the park at the heart of Rittenhouse Square is widely considered one of the finest urban public spaces in the country. The square is home to many works of public art, and the neighborhood serves as a hub for fine dining and extensive retail. Check out our ultimate guide to dining in Rittenhouse before making your next reservation.
Yeah, What’s The Deal Yogorino?
Yogorino, the tart yogurt shop off Rittenhouse Square that has looked about ready to open for several month has missed the first heat wave and […]
Sunscreen & Appetite
“We have joy, we have sun, we have seasons in the sun.” In The Bite today we have all of that plus some outdoor festivals […]
More Thai For Center City
University City’s Thai Singha House is opening a “To Go” storefront on 20th Street where the old Gianna Jr’s was located. The interior looks just […]
Barclay Goes Pubbing
Barclay Prime is launching a new menu exclusively for its bar and lounge. The new pub menu will feature gourmet takes on bar food bringing […]
Boathouse Row Bar Closes
The Boathouse Row Bar in the Rittenhouse Hotel has closed and the staff has been let go. Our tipster says the bar will remain available […]
35 Is The New Black
Everyone is doing a deal these days and $35 seems to be the sweet spot. , Even at Lacroix, where they’ve just added a $35 […]
Free Pintxos At Tinto
During happy hour at Tinto, you can enjoy some of Jose Garces’ delectable pinxtos for free and enjoy half-priced sangria along with reduced-price beer. Happy […]
A Perfect Wine Bar
Trey Popp is impressed with Rittenhouse Square’s Di Vino Wine Bar & Restaurant, from the wine selection, right down to the price. Considering the number of […]
BP To Become Apple Store?
If we had a nickel for every Apple Store in Philadelphia rumor we heard, we’d be very rich. But this tale comes from Mac Network […]
Lacroix For Less At Bar 210
Following on the heels of Matthew Levin leaving Lacroix, Adam Erace has a review of Bar 210, the more affordable bar at the Rittenhouse. It […]
Waiter, There’s A Spy At My Table
Drew Lazor goes undercover with Marc Kravitz, the owner of I-Spy, a secret diner company in Philadelphia. The Spy Who Grubbed Me [City Paper] I-Spy […]
Look At That S-Car Go
Betting on a holiday bonus? Recently won a slip-and-fall suit? Whatever the reason you feel like splurging, consider the Escargot Dinner at Lacroix this Friday […]
Ex-Pearl Owner Dives Back In
We came across this little ditty tucked into Dan Gross’s column today: …Vice stayed limber with shots of Patron in the DJ booth with promoter […]
Lobster Tanks
Looking for a silver lining in a crappy economy? Well the price of lobster is plummeting. Rittenhouse Square’s Seafood Unlimited is passing along the savings […]
Caffè Casta Diva
Truly homemade pasta and superior ingredients make Stephen Vassalluzzo’s Caffè Casta Diva an Italian BYOB worth going to. Though you’ve seen many of Vassalluzzo’s dishes […]