Child Friendly: 10 Restaurants Found
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Sansom Street Oyster House
Address: 1516 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
In a city where every restaurant is striving to be the next big thing, the Sansom Street Oyster House manages to stay true to its roots, cementing its status as an erstwhile food favorite in the eyes – and stomachs – of Philadelphia’s toughest critics. Situated among several bustling pubs and parking garages along unassuming Sansom Street, the Sansom Street Oyster House is a grand old tradition of fresh fish at its finest. With dishes like Fried Oysters with Chicken Salad, Crab Imperial, and Snapper Turtle Soup, classic seafood is alive and well in this no-nonsense setting.
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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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Spaghetti Warehouse
Address: 1026 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123
If eating inexpensive Italian favorites in a family atmosphere is your desire, then Spaghetti Warehouse is a restaurant you might want to consider. Located in Lower North Philadelphia, Spaghetti Warehouse offers a menu full of dishes that remind one of home, like Spaghetti and Meatballs and Baked Penne. This “warehouse,” decorated with antique merchandise signs, is large enough to accommodate the most extended of families. With features such as a full bar for those who want to enjoy a few drinks and a trolley car in which the kids can eat and play conductor, this spot has a little something for everyone.
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Blue Bell Inn
Address: 601 Skippack Pike, Philadelphia, PA 19422
While Blue Bell Inn’s rich history shapes it to this day (Blue Bell itself was named for it), it is by no means stuck in the past. Owner/Executive Chef John Lamprecht Jr. regularly offers internationally-influenced specials (Crab Cake with Wasabi Cream) to compliment his largely classical menu. A sleek bar featuring live music and large-screen plasma televisions offers a buoyant, but refined retreat for professionals looking to unwind, and the small dining rooms’ colonial design creates an intimate atmosphere without being stuffy. Anyone looking for time-tested fine dining with modern sensibilities need look no further than Blue Bell Inn.
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Yardley Inn
Address: 82 E. Afton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19067
Enjoy a cold cocktail—and seasonally, a warm fire—while watching the sunset over the Delaware River. In the summer, sit on the patio, and watch the calming river while munching candied walnuts atop a crisp Marguerita Salad. Please a selective palate with an atmosphere that offers choice: dress up, dress down; eat light, eat full; dine fancy or relax in an over-stuffed chair in the plush, yet relaxing, lounge. Satisfy mom’s flavor for flounder, a cousin’s craving for crabcakes, and still get your monthly mignon. Try the Yardley Inn, where classy contemporary is really choice.
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