Um guia para grandes lugares perto do The Rittenhouse Hotel
reakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but brunch is the most socially important, so good luck maintaining manners through the Rittenhouse Hotel's Sunday morning sit-down.
18 m do hotel
210 W Rittenhouse Sq
Look for the Visit Philly crew near the goat at 4 pm on 4sqday (4/16 – get it?). They’ll have giveaways for the first 16 people to show them their check-in.
95 m do hotel
210 W Rittenhouse Sq
Sip on a China-cupped cappuccino or a cold-pressed iced coffee.
124 m do hotel
130 S 19th St
Stephen Starr serves up heaping servings of solid people watching from this perfectly positioned French Bistro. Indulge in the steak frites.
195 m do hotel
227 S 18th St
Keep calm and carry on at this kitsch-filled English pub near Rittenhouse Square. Head upstairs and check out the "dog room."
233 m do hotel
124 S 18th St
According to one regular, “I’ll drink by myself pretty much anywhere, but I believe Tria is the best place in the city for a woman to drink alone. It attracts the most harmless jerks of any wine bar.”
247 m do hotel
123 S 18th St
Ask for a sample! They have a 300-square foot cheese cave with 500 varieties of cheese, glorious cheese.
319 m do hotel
1730 Chestnut St
From the dudes behind The Corner and Foodery... The Corner Foodery (!) is a 500-bottle shop-cum-gourmet-deli-cum-dining-room in Center City.
328 m do hotel
1710 Sansom St
The "fancy" donuts are inventive, the "hot fresh" are always right out of the fryer, and the chicken is unbelievable. Impossible to leave unhappy.
409 m do hotel
1632 Sansom St
Because when that bus drove through it last year, our first worry was actually the beer collection.
476 m do hotel
264 S 16th St
The menu -- like the space -- is larger, with Intelligentsia beans joining their existing PT & Southpaw espresso blends
0.5 km do hotel
207 S Sydenham St
Take boxing with Cliff - even though you feel like you might keel over after, it's an amazing workout!
0.7 km do hotel
224 S Broad St
