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Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center
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Impressive for entertaining, this lavish suite offers a spacious living room with a table for four. In the bedroom, enjo…
Impressive for entertaining, this lavish suite offers a spacious living room with a table for four. In the bedroom, enjo…
Like a home away from home, this spacious one-bedroom suite invites you to entertain in the stylish living area with vie…
Views of Philadelphia’s most famous landmarks create an unforgettable welcome. Lounge in the living room, then relax in…
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this suite includes a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer and slippers.…
Light and luxurious modern décor puts the focus on stunning views of Philadelphia landmarks. Unwind in this suite’s cozy…
Light and luxurious modern décor puts the focus on stunning views of Philadelphia landmarks. Unwind in this suite’s cozy…
Feel constantly connected to Philadelphia in this sleek, sumptuous room with floor-to-ceiling views of our most famous l…
Spread out and relax in these larger rooms, where curved birchwood wall panels help create the chic, modern setting. Flo…
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer and sli…
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer and slip…
Spread out and relax in these larger rooms, where curved birchwood wall panels help create the chic, modern setting. Flo…
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Restaurants nearby
- Her Place Supper Club★ Michelin The name says it all, as Chef Amanda Shulman’s cozy little spot was born out of her love for cooking for friends and has that warm and welcoming supper club vibe. Diners may get their own table but there’s a real communal feel at play here; everyone is served at the same time after each dish is explained to the room. Her multicourse set menu changes every two weeks, and the accomplished and balanced cooking comes with French and Italian accents. It also boasts a welcome lightness of touch, so you leave feeling sated rather than overwhelmed, although you can choose some extra dishes as add-ons 314m
- Friday Saturday Sunday★ Michelin And Wednesday and Thursday. Chef Chad Williams and his wife Hanna, both Philadelphia natives, took over this veritable institution in 2016 and then pivoted to offering a set multicourse menu. It works well, as it allows the chef to provide a balanced, varied and consistent experience to all. Thanks to skilled technique, just the right amount of innovation and an innate understanding of the luxury ingredients he uses, his dishes fill the mouth with flavor and succulence. His delicious crispy sweetbreads will convert any skeptic; quail with pâte plays with texture, and the New York strip is a le626m
- DizengoffBib The colorful, casual sibling to Zahav and Laser Wolf does a roaring trade in downtown Philadelphia — and rightly so. There’s no need to wrangle for reservations or arrive before doors open to grab a seat. Instead, one could wander in off the street to find a vibrant café awash in bright colors and dangling greenery. The food too is much of the same; hummus with brown butter, crispy garlic and urfa is a classic start and comes with fresh-baked pita bread. Chicken schnitzel with sumac onions is a solid follow-up, as is the pita stuffed with fried eggplant and egg. Heartier appetites should look 406m
- SallyBib Pizza is a bit of a religion in Philly and while everyone has their favorite slice, head to this cute spot for wood-fired, naturally leavened sourdough pizzas. Sally has a hip vibe, where a heart-shaped accent lamp hangs from the ceiling and exposed brick walls and wine bottles lining the windows lend charm to the space. It's the kind of place that works for families, couples and friends—all here for a pie as well as a lineup of small plates and natural wines. Start with a plate of meatballs to kick off the meal in classic style before pizza with a perfectly thin crust that stays crisp even un843m
- Provenance★ Michelin Chef Nicholas Bazik and his team know exactly what they’re doing in this historic row house. In full view of the counter, they deliver a high-wire, high-stakes performance defined by precision, harmony and, of course, taste. Korean and French influences come and go with this elaborate tasting menu where special soys, vibrant oils and glossy sauces give wonderful dimension to pristine seafood and dry-aged proteins. Think marinated vegetables with a celery vinegar and anchoïade or noodles with chili crunch, caviar and uni. The ideas are original, the flavors bold. Such creativity hews closely to2.5km
- Angelo'sBib No matter the time of day, there’s always a line stretched around this corner off Palumbo Park. This cash-only hotspot has no seating anywhere, forcing diners to scatter about the neighborhood to eat on benches and sidewalks. The trouble is well worth it. Serious, hefty cheesesteaks bound with Cooper Sharp cheese or “long hot whiz” are built on long, warm, sesame-seed hoagies. Hot cherry peppers are a necessary topping. A single sandwich could feed two with ease. Those who also want pizza will need friends to take on this imposing feast.1.8km
- FiorellaBib If you’re staying away from carbs, then you best steer clear of this restaurant too. But for everyone else, this tiny but mighty kitchen in South Philly is impossible to resist. Once a butcher shop that spanned three generations, the restaurant under Marc Vetri delivers a tight menu of handmade pastas. Think pitch-perfect cacio e pepe with tonnarelli or cloud-like orbs of ricotta gnocchi bathed in brown butter. Do you have room for mezzelune stuffed with sweetbreads and veal? Of course you do. End with a simple and satisfying scoop of ice cream.2.0km
- Famous 4th Street DelicatessenBib The Famous 4th Street Delicatessen, a Philly institution since 1923, sits on the corner of 4th and Bainbridge Streets in Queen Village. Long known for its towering corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, the menu is a treasure trove of beloved Jewish deli classics, starting with a lineup of hefty sandwiches like Reubens, roast beef and pastrami, each served with a choice of sides like potato salad, chips or a potato pancake. It also stretches into appetizers, salads, soups, cheesesteaks, traditional dinners, smoked fish and a full breakfast spread. Everything is made with a sense of pride; the me2.4km
- Del Rossi'sBib In a city where cheesesteak traditions are everything, this restaurant in Northern Liberties goes above and beyond the norm by baking their own bread. Sporting a crackly crust, sesame-seeded sourdough arrives with finely seared and salted chopped steak tossed with fried onions, bound with creamy Cooper Sharp American cheese, and, ideally, topped with a long hot pepper for requisite heat. The kitchen also stretches dough into thin pizzas. Consider the Brooklyn-style grandma pie with its buttery, crisp crust, bright tomato sauce and fresh basil. Simple tables in the back provide a fair amount of2.4km
- My Loup It is easy to fall for the charms and delights of this French bistro. The narrow space is dressed in well-worn wood, a lovely bar and bookshelves along the back walls. The bartenders are veterans, shaking and stirring with impressive speed. But what really makes this a frequent favorite is the food, which has all the joys and reflexes of a chef cooking in their own home. Smart, seasonal and astutely seasoned, the cooking eschews fuss and favors boldness. Ease into dinner with a round of oysters or a light bite of pickled shrimp with aioli, basil and saltines. After, a swirled, green garlic rol375m
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Attractions nearby
- Franklin Institute science museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania545m
- Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts museum and art school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania756m
- Independence Hall historic building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA1.9km
- Liberty Bell bell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA that serves as a symbol of American independence and liberty1.9km
- Philadelphia Museum of Art art museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania1.6km
- Barnes Foundation art museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania811m
- Mütter Museum medical museum411m
- Rodin Museum museum located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania965m
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