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Delicious food, tad on the pricey side but good nonetheless. More
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Super happy I got the chance to attend Sunday brunch here. You are given a menu that offers you 'a la carte' (plated) choices or buffet (full or continental). I went with the 'a la carte' being that I get full quickly but if you are someone who is able to eat multiple plates of food - you are in for a treat! Overall, place is really great for anyone looking to do a brunch with a good assortment of choices as well as a location that will allow you to take a walk around the area after. Parking is not available as it is on a main street where there is a lot of cars passing by. I recommend to look into the nearest parking garages and give yourself some extra time to get parking situated. More
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Gillian, our waitress, was wonderful! Everything from the ambiance to the attention to detail on every level of care was greatly appreciated! Thanks for making my special occasion feel all the more special! More
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Pastas were amazing so was the chicken and octopus and the service was great. More
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Discover Philadelphia
No longer just NYC’s 8th borough, Philadelphia is a well-kept secret, especially when it comes to food. Sure, you can still get a cheesesteak or its lesser-known, debatably better cousin—the roast pork sandwich—but the restaurant scene has taken off in recent years, with Israeli, vegetarian, and Spanish food in the mix. The provolone-lined cheese shops of eras gone by exist in bigger, better versions and the large, welcoming brasseries that dot Rittenhouse Square make you feel like you’re in Paris. Reading Terminal Market pays homage to Lancaster County’s Pennsylvania Dutch fare, with a bounty of pretzels and apple butter, while local bakeries, baristas, and breweries set a high culinary bar for the City of Brotherly love.
Discover Philadelphia
No longer just NYC’s 8th borough, Philadelphia is a well-kept secret, especially when it comes to food. Sure, you can still get a cheesesteak or its lesser-known, debatably better cousin—the roast pork sandwich—but the restaurant scene has taken off in recent years, with Israeli, vegetarian, and Spanish food in the mix. The provolone-lined cheese shops of eras gone by exist in bigger, better versions and the large, welcoming brasseries that dot Rittenhouse Square make you feel like you’re in Paris. Reading Terminal Market pays homage to Lancaster County’s Pennsylvania Dutch fare, with a bounty of pretzels and apple butter, while local bakeries, baristas, and breweries set a high culinary bar for the City of Brotherly love.
