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.
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The writing has been the wall at Rittenhouse Tavern for quite some time. When Nick Elmi announced he was leaving the attractive restaurant tucked into […]
This most delightful thing about this grand Rittenhouse home is how it combines very formal spaces with more private, family ones. On the first floor […]
There are only 31 units at 1706 Rittenhouse, and four are left. Finishes read like a roll call of luxury brand names: Wolf, Bosch, Sub-Zero and […]
This Delancey Street home is owned by Steve Levick, one of the owners of Major League Baseball’s Tampa Bay Rays, currently in second place in […]
“Uber-luxe”–that’s what the listings says, and who would argue? On the heels of a glowing write-up in the Inquirer for its remarkable Carl Dranoff-guided turnaround, […]
After a year-and-a-half a cigar bar is set to return to Walnut Street. Holt’s Cigar Company’s Robert Levin plus his son and daughter are preparing […]
This beautiful penthouse at 220 is described as “Grande, Glamorous, Gracious” in its listings copy–hence GGG. When it comes to living on Rittenhouse Square, those […]
SPOTLIGHT LISTING: Rittenhouse Square townhouse for sale Situated on a charming block in the Rittenhouse area of Philadelphia, this completely renovated townhome has six bedrooms […]
The very chic and hip Smak Parlour, headquartered in Old City, recently opened the doors to a pop-up shop at 126 S. 19th Street, formerly […]
Last week Bon Appetit named its 50 nominees for the magazine’s 10 Best New Restaurants list. Philadelphia’s Vernick Food + Drink made the nomination list but […]
When I wrote about this beautiful six-bedroom mansion last fall, I went pretty far to find out who owned it, and I discovered that the […]
Speaking of Allan Domb, as we were, here’s a property Domb tweeted about today: a penthouse at Parc that has a Joanne Hudson kitchen (pictured). […]
The Inquirer‘s fashion writer Elizabeth Wellington spoke with longtime Walnut Street style doyenne and shop owner Joan Shepp this weekend about what she’ll do now […]
The Rittenhouse Hotel, which was acquired last year by the Hersha Hotel group, hired vaunted hospitality interior designer Alexandra Champalimaud to fashion five third-floor suites […]
Every now and then it’s fun to see how busy Allan Domb is. The answer is: busy. Here are three developments we’ve recently learned about. […]