South Philadelphia: 6 Restaurants Found
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Tre Scalini
Address: 1915 East Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19148
You wouldn't expect to find such a treasure of Italian cuisine in this South Philadelphia row-style house. The menu amazes with dishes like bouillabaisse of shellfish, clams, squid, mussels in a spicy red broth, and veal chop with three types of mushrooms. All the light and refreshing sorbets are imported from the mother country, and the handmade ice creams are locally produced.
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The Saloon
Address: 750 South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
The Saloon has been serving quality cuisine since 1965 and has become a favorite among locals. Known for its herbed marinated steaks, the menu also features classic Italian appetizers, pastas, and entrees. With solid wood paneling, classic brick walls and antique accents, the Saloon offers a classic and elegant old-world atmosphere.
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Ralph's
Address: 760 South 9th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Just five weeks after Ralph’s opened its doors, Teddy Roosevelt sat down for a classic Italian meal in a burgeoning South Philadelphia Italian neighborhood; that was in 1900. Today, Ralph’s still caters to a host of notable diners and delivers the same simple, homey but high quality Italian fare as always. It’s a spaghetti and meatball parlor where red tomato sauce is king, queen, and heir to the thrown. Ralph’s is the oldest family owned Italian restaurant in America. The trattoria’s no fuss consistent approach to Southern Italian cuisine and elegant but non-stuffy atmosphere have made it a favorite among locals and visitors for more than a century.
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Dante & Luigi's
Address: 762 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Step back in time and savor a slice of history while dining on Dante & Luigi’s “Old World” Italian fare. Established in 1899, this gem of the Italian Market District was the first stop for many of Philadelphia’s Italian immigrants; and today it draws a new crowd of diners that make it their own first stop for fresh and authentic Italian cuisine. Sepia-tinted stills of another age grace the walls as sun washes in to bring new life to this classic eatery. We recommend favorites like the Gnocchi Romano, the Osso Buco, and the Seafood Cioppino.
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Pat's King of Steaks
Address: 1237 East Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Cheesesteaks are so ingrained in Philly tradition that visitors don’t dare depart the city without sampling a the city's namesake sandwich. At Pat’s, diners come for the original—founder Pat Oliveri created the sandwich in 1930—and are willing to suffer long lines and follow strict instructions for “How to Order a Steak.” Make sure you come with cash and a decisive palate—if you stumble over your order you may be sent to the back of the line. But stay steadfast and the reward is yours: thin slices of juicy ribeye, smothered with melted cheese and grilled onions, and stuffed into a crisp Italian roll. It doesn’t get more classic than this.
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