Sunday Brunch: 13 Restaurants Found
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Fork
Address: 306 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
The contemporary elegance of Fork is evident as patrons step into the airy, subtly lit entryway at 306 Market Street between 3rd and 4th Streets in trendy Old City, Philadelphia. The unique hand-painted chandeliers--reminiscent of French impressionism--are beautifully blended with the contemporary look of the polished concrete bar, a focal point of the intimate restaurant. The New American style bistro boasts impressive tastes from around the globe ranging from the extensive, international wine list to the surprising local and international beer list to the cuisine that encompasses French, Italian, Spanish, and Australian influences.
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Solaris Grille
Address: 8201 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19118
Solaris Grille adds sizzle to Chestnut Hill’s well-heeled, Rockwellesque scene. Energized city-crawlers as well as button-down locals populate the dining areas and bustling bar. The digs are casual, yet classy and upscale. Solaris Grille boasts fine al fresco dining when the weather cooperates. Popular Chef John Anderson has crafted a menu for all culinary moods. With scrumptious paninis, wraps, and Philadelphia Magazine’s Best Gourmet Cheesesteak (a Philly honor equivalent to an Emmy in Tinseltown) as well as superb house-made pastas and entrées like Bacon Wrapped Ribeye Skewer, the kitchen scores on creativity and consistency.
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Water Works
Address: 640 Waterworks Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Located in Philadelphia’s most scenic area, Water Works Restaurant is a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach. Nestled high above the Schuylkill River behind the city’s prized Museum of Art, Water Works boasts awe-inspiring views of a serene waterfall, tree-lined riverbanks, and the luminous Boathouse Row. Contemporary American with a Mediterranean flair, Water Works’ cuisine attempts to balance the restaurant’s superior atmosphere with rustic yet elegant dinner options for all ages and tastes. Growing in popularity by the day, Water Works—owned by Michael Karloutsos—has become Philadelphia’s most visually astounding dining hotspot.
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Rouge
Address: 205 S. 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Situated in Philadelphia’s ritziest neighborhood, Rouge takes on the persona of a Parisian café with ease and elegance. Rittenhouse Square is chichi central, and the undeniable draw of this city favorite isn’t the food – it’s the view. Whether you’re looking outside at the bustling park or inside at the attractively attired clientele, Rouge is a place to see and be seen. The menu is upscale comfort – American with a French flair – and the prices are an obvious reflection of its trendy reputation. Where image and appetites collide, Rouge guarantees a truly unique dining experience for all of its patrons.
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Jones
Address: 700 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Sit in cozy avocado-colored booths or in the pleather swivel chairs of yesteryear, with a background of cherry wood, framing stacked stone brick walls reminiscent of the Brady Bunch. Enjoy a tasty soda pop or order a “cool” cocktail such as Proud Mary, Hound Dog, or Cloud Nine. Choose from comfort foods like Baked Mac and Cheese, Thanksgiving Dinner, Meatloaf, or a Vegetarian Shepherd’s Pie. Have smaller fare such as Tomato Soup with grilled cheese or a Tuna Melt on rye. Step back in time to the 1970s, near Independence Mall, where the history of the 1770s abounds. Book over to Jones at 700 Chestnut St., and take in a dining trip suitable for couples, families, and trendy single hipsters.
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