One of the restaurants we went to when we first started dating, Zahav is considered to be one of the best restaurants in Philly. Featuring Israeli cuisine, Zahav has some adventurous dishes on the menu, such as grilled duck hearts. A meal here is always sure to get rave reviews. It is recommended to make a reservation as soon as the date becomes available. Zahav takes reservations starting two months in advance. Once a date opens up for reservations, spots usually fill up on the same day. Proof of vaccination is required for dining.
Where we had our first date! The Twisted Tail is a fantastic restaurant featuring New American cuisine. They offer an extensive whiskey menu and have live music playing on weekend nights. This is a great location for groups.
Our go to dessert stop, Franklin Fountain offers handmade ice cream at their vintage soda counter. With tons of flavors, toppings, and other ice cream options, Franklin Fountain has something for everyone.
Serving as one of America's oldest public markets, Reading Terminal Market has a huge selection of local vendors. Try the donuts at Beiler's Bakery, a hot roast pork sandwhich at DiNic's, or fresh shucked oysters at Pearl's Oyster Bar, the options are endless at Reading Terminal.
A great locally-owned coffee shop in Old City. They serve locally roasted coffee and delicious baked goods.
One of the nations largest art museums has numerous collections, including Renaisasnce, American and Impressionist art. Visit their annex building at the Rodin Museum that houses the largets public collection of Auguste Rodin's work outside of Paris. Or get a picture with the Rocky Statue and run up the steps like you're in the movie
See the start of America as a country at Independence Hall. Tours are available with a reservation. Across the street is the Liberty Bell. Visiting the Liberty Bell Center is free and does not require a reservation.
Located along the Delaware River, Spruce Street Harbor Park is a great outdoor spot for both walking and lounging. Sit in one of the hammocks or adirondack chairs or grab a bite at the local food vendors.