One week down, One to go….So what are you waiting for?!
Center City Restaurant Week, week two, revs back up Monday, January 29th through February 4th. If you haven’t had the chance to get out on the town and sample some of Philly’s finest restaurants for dinner, where you can enjoy a filling, delicious prix fixe dinner menu for only $35, then schedule yourself a lunch date before it’s too late! Many Center City restaurants are offering prix fixe lunch menus for only $20 per person. Since time is limited, we’ve chosen 5 Top Restaurants for lunch during Restaurant Week
1. FORK : Contemporary American fare
Nationally praised, but locally influenced. Fork is conveniently located in the oldest section of Philadelphia along Market Street, in the heart of Old City. Many of the ingredients used at Fork are locally grown and of the highest quality making every dish delicious. Stop over at FORK for a fresh lunch next week, you won’t regret it!
2. PALM : Steakhouse
A classic American steakhouse serving hungry faces across the nation joins Center City Restaurant Week with delicious steaks, lobster, and a variety of seafood and beef cuts. Enjoy the fun, warm atmosphere of the classic cartoon and caricature decor at Palm, located in the Bellevue Hotel on South Broad and Walnut Street.
3. RAW : Japanese & Sushi lounge
Over the last five years RAW has become a well known and favored sushi and sake lounge with Center City. Serving up fresh maki rolls and sashimi, hot traditional Japanese entrees, and much more. RAW has a striking 15 foot glass bar where you’ll be treated to exotic sakes..we encourage you to take an extended lunch break.
4. Le Bec-Fin : Classic French
Have you always wanted to try the amazing French food of Chef Perrier, but it’s just not in the budget? Take advantage of Restaurant Week while you can and enjoy the elegant fare of Le Bec-Fin. Remember there is a business casual dress code and denim is only permitted at the bar.
5. Farmer’s Cabinet : European inspired
The atmosphere alone is filling, with the Victorian era saloon vibe it feels like you’re stepping into the Prohibition era. Specializing in European craft beer and handcrafted cocktails, you’ll be sipping on an original cocktail sure to compliment your gastropub-esque, European inspired dish.
Remember to visit Open Table to make reservations and participating restaurants
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