38 restaurants found where star rating is "3" Stars
Figs
Address: 2501 Meredith Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130 (Map)
Braised meats cook slowly while seductive aromas – saffron, cinnamon, ginger – waft into the air, cause diners’ mouths to water with anticipation. A smattering of mostly local, casually dressed guests, are spread evenly among the neatly outfitted tables. Such is the atmosphere at Figs, a cozy Fairmount stronghold since 2001. The dinning area of this pumpkin-colored Moroccan BYOB is small, and it can barely contain the spicy flavors emanating from Executive Chef/Owner Mustapha Rouissiya’s North African dishes.
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Meritage Philadelphia
Address: 500 S. 20th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 (Map)
Presenting classic European dishes in a warm, quaint atmosphere, the new Center City restaurant Meritage revitalizes old classics with modern twists and embarks on new territory with a wide range of entrees. This restaurant and wine bar features a wide selection of fine dining items for meats, seafoods and vegetable dishes. The rust color walls, ivory accents and exposed brick surrounded by a central wine cellar set the tone for an amazing culinary adventure.
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Tequilas
Address: 1602 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 (Map)
Tequilas shows the highbrow side of Mexico’s popular elixir. Soak in a margarita at the outdoor tables, perfectly situated for watching well-put-together Rittenhouse folk cross the corner of Locust and 16th. Inside, a high-ceilinged space provides an elegant backdrop for Owner David Suro’s classic vision. He brought the fruits of his homeland to Philadelphia in 1986, establishing a Mexican presence in the city’s culinary spectrum. Other spots around town have since twisted Mexican fare into a modern adventure, but chef Claudio Soto’s plates continue to showcase a brute traditionalism that brings diners to the root of it all.
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Happy Rooster
Address: 118 South 16th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102 (Map)
A Philadelphia mainstay for 40 years, the Happy Rooster is a mixture of old-school refinement and quirky charm, making it a favorite spot among locals and visitors. Opened as Philadelphia's first vodka and caviar bar in 1968, it was famous for its great food and old-boys’ club feel. When new owner Rose Parrota took over in 2000, she made a few changes. What remains offers a refined, but cozy dining experience. The menu is a selection of classic dinner fare with a few contemporary twists, and the bar offers a diverse wine list. On any given night, you can find locals and newcomers continuing the tradition of enjoying great food and drinks in a warm, inviting atmosphere.
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SoleFood
Address: 1200 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 (Map)
In Philadelphia’s prestigious Midtown Village, stands the historic PSFS Building which is regarded by many as a striking achievement in modernist design. This 12th and Market Street landmark is currently home to Loews Philadelphia Hotel, which proudly offers the diverse and imaginative seafood restaurant, SoleFood. Since 2006, Solefood has been introducing Philadelphia to a new, fresh and modern way of looking at seafood. This ground floor restaurant uses a fusion of seafood and cutting edge culinary expertise to keep diners curious and excited. While the restaurant specializes in dishes like Organic Scottish Salmon and Chilean Sea Bass, there are several selections for those who prefer a juicy steak or roasted chicken.
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