Philadelphia Menus - Restaurants, Dining, Caterers, and Nightlife in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

FINE DINING IN PHILADELPHIA

Ristorante Panorama Fine Dining Ristorante Panorama
Ristorante Panorama is always bustling, serving superb, moderately- priced, authentic Italian cuisine. Award-winning, silken homemade pastas, fine cuts of veal, and fish selected daily define the fresh and simple approach to food that has won Ristorante Panorama a dedicated local following. Dine amidst stunning hand-painted murals and Venetian warmth.

Fork
Open 7 days a week in Philadelphia's Old City, Fork is a nationally acclaimed New American bistro offering delicious food that is seasonal, fresh and inventive. The menu is printed daily and reflects international influences from around the world. Fork uses only the highest quality ingredients, many of which are supplied by local farmers from throughout the Philadelphia area. Part of Fork's allure is its hip, stylish, sophisticated interior, where the dining experience is anything but stuffy and uncomfortable.

The Prime Rib
The Prime Rib makes every occasion a special one. Their dramatic setting evokes a 1940's Manhattan supper club, taking you back to a time when dining out was romantic and civilized. Everything about The Prime Rib: from their tuxedoed wait staff, their dress code, and their black lacquered walls with Louis Icart lithographs is designed to create this feeling of timeless elegance. Sink into one of their highback leather chairs and sip your martini. Listen to the soft sounds coming from the piano and bass. Review their award-winning wine list. And prepare to enjoy the finest beef and seafood anywhere.

Le Bec-Fin
Philadelphia's best-known French restaurant looks extraordinarily elegant. When owner Georges Perrier ordered a dining room redo, he kept the chandeliers and the silver place settings and transformed the space into a Parisian salon with gold-silk wall coverings, mirrors and plush claret chairs. Flawless as ever, Le Bec's fare strikes a perfect balance between rich and light, making decadent dining seem like an everyday occurrence.

The Washington House
Owner William Quigley welcomes you to the restored Victorian bar.It was bought by the Quigley family in 1985 and has gone through a major restoration. Today William Quigley and his wife Elayne Brick share the challenges of running a busy restaurant.They've put together a history of the hotel and how it grew with the town. Those interested in knowing more can take the self guided tour which starts in the center hall of the restaurant.