Best American Restaurants in Philadephia Art Museum
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Treat your taste buds: Explore Philadephia Art Museum restaurants.
Philadephia Art Museum Restaurants
Booked 31 times todayThe food was great and the staff was very accommodating and friendly. More
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The food was very good as usual and the service was outstanding!!! More
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First time dining. Server showed patience and took her time to introduce us to the restaurant, it's menu, and the cooking methods for each type of meat as well as explain already cooked items. Very friendly and attentive; my water was never empty. Great ambiance, great staff. More
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An excellent selection of sandwiches, salads, and entrees for lunch in a beautiful architectural setting. A natural place to go if you're visiting the Barnes Museum. More
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We were headed to an eastern state penn tour across the street and this place had great reviews. The pulled pork wrap and avocado toast were really nice. Great service and cozy place. More
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My wife and I went to Flambo last Saturday night and though service was slow until the team decided who should be our server. Though the restaurant is small we got the feeling that the kitchen was slammed. Once the server issues were resolved our server was great. The food was very tasty and creative. We will go back. More
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went for dinner and the food was great, made from scratch, and reasonable prices. we look forward to going back. More
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Welcome to Unit Su Vege!
"Su" means Vegetarian in Chinese. We intended to welcomes you to a pleasant and comfortable dining experience here. Our chef has dedicated to create fine Chinese vegetarian cuisine for more ten years. We take pride in providing a healthy and delicious vegetarian option for the community.More
Discover the Art Museum District
Philadelphia's Art Museum District is located near the Pennsylvania-New Jersey border, and, impressively, it manages to capture and fuse the fine cuisine and culture of both states. As one would expect, the Art Museum District is home to an abundance of gorgeous artwork. The area's restaurant selection is just as diverse as its array of watercolors and sculptures. Classic American comfort food is prepared at a number of locally owned bar and grills. For more adventurous diners, authentic Indian, Chinese, Moroccan, Hawaiian, Italian, and Mexican establishments are waiting to impress. Although it's less popular than the Philly cheesesteak, the Art Museum's remarkable stromboli will leave a lasting positive impression, just like the nearly 250,000 works of art in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
