Best Pre-Theater in Restaurants in Philadelphia

Best Pre-Theater in Restaurants in Philadelphia

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Best Pre-Theater in Restaurants in Philadelphia    Philadelphia, PA - One of the best parts about going to the theater is enjoying a delicious meal before or after. Our resident foodies have carefully selected some of Philadelphia's best restaurants for pre-theatre dining! Philadelphia may be best known for its iconic Liberty Bell, but this city also offers an incredible cultural experience. Before heading off to a show or independent film, here are our favorite pre-theater spots to get you in the mood!


1. Volver

If you are looking for a casual dining experience in a sophisticated atmosphere, Volver is the place to go. This restaurant, located at the Kimmel Center, is open for dinner before and drinks after the show. The menu at Volver highlights Chef Garces’ culinary travels worldwide, focusing on seasonal ingredients prepared with modern techniques that capture and amplify their inherent flavors. 

2. Steak 48

Steak 48 is an eclectic restaurant with everything from an impressive beverage program and raw bar to a fantastic steak menu and selections. This restaurant embodies classic Hollywood elegance and contemporary sophistication, but its classic steaks and sides set it apart.

3. Butcher and Singer

Butcher and Singer pays homage to the glamour and class of 1940s Hollywood, bringing an authentic time capsule experience back to Philadelphia. This high-end steakhouse offers an inviting environment, excellent customer service, and top-notch food options. Butcher and Singer is an ideal spot for a pre-theater diner. Their steaks are dry-aged and cooked to perfection, plus they have an extensive wine menu.

4. The Capital Grille

The Capital Grille is a premier steakhouse offering an extensive menu. Open for over two decades; it is widely regarded as one of Philadelphia's best restaurants! It has an impressive wine list and an extensive bar. It also has gluten-free and low-fat options, making it a great choice for people with special needs.



 5. Estia

Located across the street from the Academy of Music. This stunning restaurant offers guests a unique Mediterranean dining experience. Its expansive display & beautifully designed dining room spaces will transport you to Greece & its breathtaking islands & showcase fresh, authentic specialties that are simply prepared.

6. Del Frisco’s Grille

Del Frisco's Grille is an energetic and modern destination for dining, drinks, and socializing. It elevates the classic bar and grill experience with bold flavors and seasonal ingredients. This award-winning restaurant specializes in creative takes on American comfort foods and shareable plates like cheesesteak eggrolls and smoked salmon flatbread. You can also try their signature steaks, classic handheld sandwiches, and hearty salads.



7. Harp & Crown

Harp & Crown, located on Sansom Street between 15th and 16th streets, offers an upscale dining experience with its own cocktail bar and lounge. If you're searching for something different after dinner, they also have two bowling lanes in the basement!

8. McCormick & Schmick’s

If you're in the mood for a delicious meal before or after your performance, there are plenty of restaurants nearby that welcome theatergoers. McCormick & Schmick's is situated near City Hall and serves up specialty seafood dishes from around the globe. The two-floor restaurant also features dark wood furniture and handcrafted glass ceilings for an enchanting atmosphere.

9. XIX Restaurant

Ornate, view-filled New American seafood specialist on the 19th floor of the Hyatt at The Bellevue Hotel. With breathtaking views, a creative menu celebrating modern interpretations of the hotel's history, and located on the 19th floor, making it one of the highest dining experiences in Philadelphia, XIX offers a taste of the city's most iconic landmarks.

10. Vetri Cucina

Since 1998, Vetri Cucina has become one of the city's most sought-after dining spots. The intimate dining room evokes the charms of Italy with specially crafted features. If you are going to the theatre here, you should go for the tasting menu, which is a great way to enjoy the food that the chef has prepared.


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