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.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
This definitely tickles our fancy. Parc is offering Chef Frank Urso’s wonderful French baguettes for sale. Just $3 each. Take one home for dinner. Parc […]
The Rum Bar is spicing things up by burying a free meal among its napkins. Every night in November a napkin roll-up will contain a […]
We’ve been waiting for Craig LaBan’s review of Parc since we first walked into the din back in July. And of course there were complaints […]
It’s Wine Week on Rittenhouse Row. What does that mean? Well participating Center City restaurants are offering deals including specially priced glasses, global flights and […]
The former Valentino on the Square is being remade as Di Vino Wine Bar, a modern Mediterranean wine bar with “unimaginable” wines by the glass. Menu […]
Last week we received a sneak preview of Bar 210, the new bar at Lacroix. The bar features its own menu looks like a relaxed […]
Parc is now serving breakfast Monday through Friday from 7:30 to 11am. It seems like a perfectly civilized way to start the day. Parc Breakfast […]
Trey Popp visits Parc and rightfully spends as much time on the decor as the food. When he does get to the food, he finds […]
Every Tuesday the Asian inspired Mantra offers a $20 wine tasting. three courses (small plates) and 6 wine tastings for just $20. The tasting is […]
