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Her Place Supper Club

Her Place Supper Club

Center City West • $$$$

Dinner at Her Place feels like being invited to a friend's home, if that friend had a Michelin star. Chef Amanda Shulman serves a rotating, farm-driven tasting menu to just 26 seats, introducing every course herself.

Little Water

Little Water

Rittenhouse Square • $$$$

Little Water turns pristine seafood and sharp cocktails into an opulent experience without a whiff of pretension. Sit at the bar for lunch, slurp oysters with Alabama white sauce, or trust the kitchen to win you over with dishes you didn't know you'd love.

Emmett

Emmett

Olde Kensington • $$$$

EMMETT lets you choose your own adventure: prix fixe or à la carte, all in a cozy room where the madeleines come with caviar and the lamb loin earns raves. The team here treats everyone like a regular, even if it's your first time.

Leo Restaurant and Bar

Leo Restaurant and Bar

Rittenhouse Square

Leo brings creative, seasonal plates to the Kimmel Center with the kind of warm hospitality that makes you want to linger. The three-course pre-theater menu keeps things moving without rushing the experience: expect elegant dishes that actually deliver on flavor.

Fleur's

Fleur's

East Kensington

Chef George Sabatino transforms a century-old furniture store into a soaring French dining room where fermentation meets classic technique. The three-level space buzzes with energy, from the wraparound balcony to the marble bar pouring daily happy hour.

Roxanne

Roxanne

Queen Village • $$$$

Roxanne is where Chef Alex turns dinner into edible art: a whimsical tasting menu that's ambitious without being pretentious, served by a team so tight it feels like a private show.

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