Monk's Belgian Cafe has been around for over 25 years and is popularly known as the cafe that started a craft beer revolution in Philadelphia. Experience a menu laced with over a hundred craft beers En savoir plus .
Go there for the Croque Madame. Grilled Black Forest ham, Mornay sauce and a fried egg, open-faced on Buttered, toasted brioche. The perfect brioche is made in-house. En savoir plus .
The Chicken Liver Rigatoni is one of Philly's best dishes, and the pizza is some of the best in the city. [Eater 38 Member] En savoir plus .
Chef Peter Woolsey came home from Paris determined to replicate the city’s romantic bistros. Order the oeuf du pêcheur, a poached egg served with plump mussels in a tarragon-and-cream sauce.
The Bolognese, which layers fried lasagna with red sauce, smoked mozzarella, roasted peppers, sharp provolone, and a sunny-side-up egg, will make you forget all about those touristy cheesesteaks.
Of all the British pubs in this city full of British pubs, the Dandelion is the one that hits closest to home for expat royalists and those who love them.
Chef Brian Ricci marinates free-range Lancaster County chicken thighs in ginger and Indian-spiced yogurt and roasts them over glowing wood coals until they’re dark and luscious.
Jose Garces’s contribution to Philly’s sandwich legacy: the cubano clásico, roast pork and house-cured tasso with Gruyère, mustard, and pickles, plancha-pressed to give the cheese just the right ooze.
JFK Plaza has transformed into a mecca for music, food and art! Free concerts, the best food trucks in Philly & very cool art displays! Yarn bombed lamp posts to iconic photo ops, what's not to LOVE?
The Bell was ordered in 1751 & is one of the most prominent symbols of the Revolutionary War. In 1752 to the dismay of onlookers the bell cracked during testing. Over 2 million visitors come each year
Explore Isiah Zagar's magical art space that seems to transform every time we visit. Admission is just a fiver, but you can support this local treasure by joining as an annual member, for just $25.
This building, completed in the 1750s, is where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were deliberated and adopted.
Make a good impression(ist) at this classic museum. Mid-eastern architecture, oriental ornament, armor collection & renaissance 2 contemporary painting. Don't miss the permanent Duchamp exhibit.
One look at the brick towers peering over the walls & you know this place means business. Ghostly business. Even if you don't bump into a specter, there's plenty of creepy stuff to snap pictures of.
Science played a major role in the Centennial Exhibition of 1876 that was hosted in this very building. More than 10 million people visited to learn about new technologies such as the telephone. En savoir plus .
From chef Michael Solomonov, FedNuts has the masses clamoring for its blend of specialty cake donuts, strong coffee and Korean fried chicken. Be sure to arrive before noon; birds sell out in minutes.
Jim's Steaks is said to be one of the best places in Philadelphia for cheesesteaks. As seen on Man v Food.
The gigantic University City gastropub has a whopping 60 beers on tap. But don't forget the food! It's beyond regular bar fare.
An old-timey ice cream/fudge/candy/malt shoppe. My favorite is the Hot Fudge Sundae with Hydrox Cookie ice cream and rainbow jimmies. It's a total throwback and I love it!
The first sign that the food here is great: El Vez is always packed. If you can't get in at night, lunch is a great value, and it's the only time you can score a burrito.
The steak frites will make your belly happy. The beer list will make your heart sing!
Don't have a clue what to order? How about the authentically Yankee lobster roll or the meaty, filler-free crabcake? They are both outstanding. En savoir plus .
The Good Dog burger is phenomenal and the sweet potato fries make you clear your entire plate. Be prepared for a wait though, no matter what the day or time.
Views from the Four Seasons include the Ben Franklin Parkway, Swann Fountain, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Free Library of Philadelphia and the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.
This pet-friendly, 230-room hotel offers guests a daily complimentary wine tasting at 5:00 p.m. and free Internet access. En savoir plus .
The menu -- like the space -- is larger, with Intelligentsia beans joining their existing PT & Southpaw espresso blends En savoir plus .
A major destination for any Italian specialty food connoisseur and purveyor of hoagie fillings galore, Di Bruno Bros. makes a mean sandwich in its own right, with a high-quality olive-oil drizzle.
Inarguably the originator of Philly’s first wave of coffee, La Colombe remains the go-to spot for rich Italian-style espressos and excellent machiattos. En savoir plus .
