Philadelphia's Best Hotel Dining

Innovative dining from an ingenious chef at the Rittenhouse Hotel.

Reviews:

• “best Christmas dinner”
• “Wonderful Night”
• “HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE”
• “HYPE HYPE & EVEN MORE HYPE!!!!!”
• “Wonderful Place”

Tips: The day’s first two meals are definitely plush, but make dinner reservations for true culinary luxury.

Lacroix at the Rittenhouse Hotel

The Hilton’s showy pasta lab attracts businessmen with its leisurely paced meals.

Reviews:

• “Total mess”
• “Great Italian restaurant in University City”
• “Bad Pasta”
• “Average food for its class, overrated pastas”
• “Mediocre at Best, Horrificly Overpriced!”

Penne Restaurant & Wine Bar

Swanky upscale steakhouse complete with baby grand in the Wawick Hotel.

Reviews:

• “got kicked”
• “Overhyped, cheesy decor, bad service, bad food”
• “giant meat”
• “A high class experience with Philadelphias high society”
• “Exceptional Experience”

Tips: The Prime Rib requires jackets for men at night. If you forget yours, they’ll loan you one.

Prime Rib

You’ll feel quite dapper in this popular dining room within the ornate Ritz Carlton.

Reviews:

• “Stay Away. This is more of a hotel bar than a fine-dining restaurant.”
• “three Gs”
• “Wow! What an experience”

Tips: The best seats for hiding out are the rectangular and curved booths along the windows.

The Grill at the Ritz-Carlton

An elegant touchstone of modern French cuisine at the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia.

Reviews:

• “Best place to celebrate in Philadelphia”
• “Nice night out”
• “One Fountain, Too Many Streams”
• “BAR NONE, BEST Restaurant in Philadelphia”
• “Good, but…”

Tips: If you go with the prix fixe, one half of the night’s menu is devoted to a six-course meal called spontaneous taste.

Fountain

Shula’s winning tradition on the field continues at this classy steakhouse chain.

Reviews:

• “Worst Experience Ever”
• “Excellent In Every Way”
• “Best Steak Ever”
• “Who Knew!!!”
• “Outstanding Steak House”

Shula’s Steak House

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