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.
SouthGate, a Korean Pub Is Coming to 18th and Lombard
The former Tangier at 18th and Lombard is being reborn as SouthGate, a Korean-inspired pub. Peter Hwang, his wife Mindy and Peter’s father are behind […]
On the Market: Restored Corner Mansion on Delancey Going for $4.75 Million
Hand-crafted finishes, six original fireplaces…you wouldn’t know it because, as far as we can tell, the folks over at Lily Development seem to have done a […]
Molto Molto: Gran Caffè L’Aquila Reviewed
Pretend you’ve been led into a new restaurant wearing a blindfold. We’re playing a game: When I uncover your eyes, you try to piece together […]
V Street Starts Brunch
Brunch begins this weekend at V Street. Of course one brunch staple that won’t be on the menu at Rich Landau’s and Kate Jacoby’s vegan restaurant is eggs. […]
Revolution Taco Coming to Rittenhouse Square
Food truckers Mike Sultan, Carolyn Nguyen (Street Food Philly and Taco Mondo) and Alan Krawitz (Say Cheese) are partnering up to create Revolution Taco. The brick-and-mortar taco/burrito spot just […]
House vs. House: Rittenhouse Square Neighbors Edition
So they’re not technically on the same street, but given that you can get to 1725 Lombard from Addison Street (it’s part of Addison Mews so an […]
Spotted on Spruce: Six-Bedroom Brownstone Relisted for $450,000 Less
Jetted blue tub aside, this home feels ready-made for a period film starring Kate Winslet, naturally, and Bradley Cooper in his first stab at an early 20th-century piece dealing […]
Rittenhouse Renovation by Adam Zangrilli Includes Master Suite with Bonus Room
About two-three blocks from Rittenhouse Square is this 17th Street townhouse, a home situated between Pine and Spruce that’s been appointed with, by the looks of […]
Art Lovers Are Moving Out of This Rittenhouse Condo. Anyone Interested?
If property records are up to date, then the lawyer duo who bought this home back in late 2009 are now parting ways with their art-filled […]
Ventuno Opening at 21st and Chestnut
Victor Fellus, the owner of Mix and Victor’s Bar, is opening Ventuno, adjacent to those businesses, at the base of the Riverwest condominium at 21st and […]
Where We’re Eating: V Street, Tuk Tuk Real and Stock
V Street 126 S 18th Street Rittenhouse Square 215-278-7943 Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby aren’t the first restaurateurs to summon night-market memories with bare bulbs […]
There Is a Single-Bedroom For Rent Near Rittenhouse Square
A roof deck and high speed elevator of some of the things residents in this “boutique building” on Walnut get to share, but the biggest bonus […]
Woah-Worthy Double Condo Unit at The Barclay Asks $6.75 Million
We’d imagine that it’s nice enough to own one $3 million plus unit at The Barclay on Rittenhouse Square. Here’s your chance to own (or […]
The Revisit: Il Pittore
For all of Philadelphia’s culinary diversity — and from Bustleton Avenue’s new Moldovan spot to Indonesian fare in Point Breeze, we at Foobooz are big […]
On the Market: $1.59 Million-Plus Rittenhouse Condo with Sleek Kitchen
Wouldn’t you like Claude Giroux as a neighbor? This unit at 10 Rittenhouse, the same condo building the Flyers’ captain is said to have been […]