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9 restaurants available nearby
Price: Moderate
• Contemporary American • Ardmore
Booked 2 times today
Price: Moderate
• American • Plymouth Meeting
Booked 30 times today
Booked 24 times today
Booked 37 times today
Booked 9 times today
Booked 1 time today
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- DDenisePhiladelphia County •9 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoRedstone is always a great experience! Our waitress was excellent and was able to handle our loud large group of six very well. The food is always delicious. And service is great as well.  It's always decorated very pretty around the holidays too!More infoRedstone American Grill - Plymouth MeetingPrice: Moderate• American• Plymouth Meeting•4.6
- TThierryNew York City •2 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoThis is a great place where the service is incredibly nice and the cuisine is amazing.More infoFork - PhiladelphiaPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Old City•4.7
- JJamesvipPhiladelphia County •13 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoGood food, good ambience, good value. The Penne ala Vodka was excellent. Our server was polite, professional and attentive.More infoNot Your Average Joe's ArdmorePrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Ardmore•4.1
- AandrewvipGreater Boston •7 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 20, 2024Love the outdoor, heated patio room. When I'm in Philly for business, I commonly take clients there. Relaxed atmosphere and able to have conversations without yelling. Great whiskey selection too.More infoThe Butcher BarPrice: Moderate• American• Center City•4.5
- BBrianvipNew York City •2 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 19, 2024Good food and good value for a pre-theater dinner. Waiter was knowledgeable and attentive. General commentary for most wait staff these days and a pet peeve of mine- like many others says “are we” when asking “we diners” a question. Not sure who instructed wait staff to say “we” instead of “you” but it’s incorrect. They are not at table with “us.” Endeavoring to Include themselves in the diner’s experience is overly familiar, incorrect and at times condescending. Nonetheless, They work hard. Tip well!More infoEstia - PhiladelphiaPrice: Very Expensive• Greek• Center City•4.8