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Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

150 restaurants analyzed out of 6462 identified · United States

Philadelphia's food scene extends well beyond the cheesesteak - strong Chinese in Chinatown, Mexican and Vietnamese in South Philly, and a growing modern American dining scene in Center City and Fishtown. Italian-American tradition runs deep in the old neighborhoods. Prices are moderate - significantly cheaper than New York for comparable quality - making it one of the East Coast's best-value food cities.

Philadelphia has 150 analyzed restaurants. Some of the strongest areas for dining are Rittenhouse Square, Queen Village, North Philadelphia. Top cuisines include American, Italian, Mediterranean.

Top Restaurants in Philadelphia

• Palizzi Social Club A · Italian-American, Italian · Queen Village
• Elwood A · Pennsylvania Dutch, Pennsylvania cuisine · Fishtown
• Zahav A · Israeli, Middle Eastern · Old City
• Vernick Food & Drink A · New American, American · Rittenhouse
• Vedge A · Vegan fine dining, Vegetarian · Rittenhouse Square
• Aroma on 3rd A · Italian, Italian-American · South Philadelphia
• Vetri Cucina A · Contemporary Italian, Italian · Rittenhouse
• Talula's Garden A · New American, American · Old City
• Monster Vegan A- · Vegan comfort food, American · Rittenhouse Square
• Osteria A- · Contemporary Italian, Italian · North Central Philadelphia

Top Neighborhoods for Dining

• Rittenhouse Square
• Queen Village
• North Philadelphia

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South Philadelphia

• Queen Village
• Passyunk Square
• Bella Vista

Center City

• Rittenhouse Square
• Old City
• Spring Garden
• Chinatown

North Philadelphia

• Northern Liberties
• Fishtown
• Fairmount
• Brewerytown

West Philadelphia

• University City

Manayunk

Tried and True

• Elwood A · Pennsylvania Dutch, Pennsylvania cuisine
• Warung Filadelphia A- · East Javanese, Indonesian
• Zahav A · Israeli, Middle Eastern
• Vetri Cucina A · Contemporary Italian, Italian
• Tacconelli's Pizza A- · Thin-crust pizza, Pizza

Grade Distribution

Price Distribution

Cuisine Strengths

• American — 28 restaurants, 10 rated A- or higher
• Italian — 19 restaurants, 8 rated A- or higher
• Mediterranean — 7 restaurants, 6 rated A- or higher
• Southeast Asian — 7 restaurants, 4 rated A- or higher
• Mexican — 8 restaurants, 3 rated A- or higher
• Pizza — 4 restaurants, 2 rated A- or higher
• Vietnamese — 4 restaurants, 2 rated A- or higher
• New American — 4 restaurants, 2 rated A- or higher
• Latin American — 4 restaurants, 2 rated A- or higher

Best Value

• Warung Filadelphia A- · East Javanese, Indonesian
• Lucky's Last Chance- Manayunk A- · Burgers, American
• Tacconelli's Pizza A- · Thin-crust pizza, Pizza
• FRIEDA A- · European-style breakfast and pastries, French-inspired
• Numidia Algeria 🇩🇿 B+ · Algerian, North African

Hidden Gems

• Palizzi Social Club A · Italian-American, Italian · Queen Village
• Warung Filadelphia A- · East Javanese, Indonesian · South Philadelphia
• Estia Restaurant A- · Greek, Mediterranean · Washington Square West

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