56 "Dinner with the Parents" restaurants in Philadelphia.
Jansen in Mt. Airy is a great fine-dining spot that'll never leave you with second thoughts when paying your bill.
Even though we're convinced that Cicala is located in a haunted hotel, we still want to go and eat pasta at this spot on North Broad.
Located on the bottom floor of the newest Comcast Tower, a meal at seafood spot Vernick Fish is a perfect choice for almost any situation.
Palizzi Social Club is a members-only spot in East Passyunk. It’s hard to get a membership, but it’s worth it since the Italian food is so good.
Melograno is a small Italian BYOB in Rittenhouse that works well for date night or a big group dinner.
Forsythia is a small plates spot in Old City that looks like a French garden and has a long list of natural wines.
Jean-Georges is an expensive French restaurant on the top floor of the Comcast tower with panoramic views of the city.
Talula’s Garden is a good back-pocket spot in Washington Square West that serves seasonal American food and has a great patio.
Southwark is a bar and restaurant in Queen Village that’s basically a 3-in-1, with a cocktail bar, a dressy dining room, and a casual back patio.
Alpen Rose is a small steakhouse in Midtown Village that looks like the inside of a retired Harvard professor’s personal library.
Ambra is the partner restaurant to Southwark, but the Queen Village spot is much smaller, and only offers a four-course prix fixe menu.
Beach Plum Farm in Cape May hosts weekly dinners where everything you eat comes directly from the land that the farm sits on.
