Dining
Rittenhouse's dining scene is always evolving. From new restaurant debuts and craft cocktail lounges to culinary events and neighborhood favorites, we like to share some options for you to consider in the neighborhood.
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Sweet Sophistication: Cake & Joe Brings Asian Cake Mastery to Market Street
The Fishtown favorite lands on Market Street offering its known Asian artisanal desserts, quality coffee and tea drinks, and a space that matches the…
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Our Yemeni Coffee Era Has Begun: MOTW Brings ‘Coffee With a Purpose’ To Market Street
The stunning 5,000-square-foot space brings authentic Middle Eastern design, “coffee with a purpose,” and late-night hours to Market Street. Rittenhouse is ready to embark…
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127 Layers Is Our Kind of Extra: Somedays Bakery Is Bringing Its Cult-Fave Croissants To The Former Republic Bank
The NYC based bakery with a devoted following for next-level artisan croissants is setting up shop at 1601 Walnut Street—bringing sophisticated pastries and that…
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The Renderings For New Restaurant Mr. Edison At The Bellevue Hotel Are Positively Luminescent
The renderings of Jefferey Chodorow’s first restaurant in Philadelphia at The Bellevue have us ready to book a table yesterday. Talk about electrifying. Based…
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Rittenhouse Gets Omakase: Inside the Kissho House Experience
Traditional Japanese counter dining arrives at 1522 Locust Street, giving diners a whole new way to experience upscale Japanese dining in the neighborhood. If…
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The Tradition Worth Breaking Resolutions For: Restaurant Week Returns January 18th
10 days, 56 restaurants (in Rittenhouse!), countless three-course menus, and zero judgment about abandoning New Year’s resolutions. The culinary equivalent of Fashion Week IS…
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Shaken, Not Forgotten: How The W Exemplifies Rittenhouse’s Cocktail Renaissance
With beverage director Isai Xolalpa at the helm, the hotel at 1439 Chestnut Street is proving that sophisticated cocktail culture is thriving in our…
