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Best Thing I Ever Ate
Episode: Last SupperMichael Simon - Pasta
Unique Eats
Episode: Italian-
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1312 Spruce St
Philadelphia , PA 19107
2157323478
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Restaurant Details
Business Hours:
- Mon. - Fri. 6am - 9:30pm;Sat. - Sun. CLOSED
Cuisines:
Cost:
- $$$$
Features:
- Romantic Dining
- Special Occasion Dining
- Online Reservations
- Fine Dining
- Notable Wine List
- Prix Fixe Menu
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Blogs
The Foodographer wrote :
One of the best dining experiences of my life ... Read More
It's Not Even Noon Somewhere wrote :
Michael Symon's chosen Best Thing I Ever Ate LAST SUPPER dish, the pasta tasting menu ... Read More


























Comments & Tips
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Had a wonder meal with a wonderful woman on my 60th birthday!
by Ira
Wed 12/07/2011 12:00 AM
Philadelphia
Joined Nov 2011
5 Posts
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CitySearch Tips
Prix Fixe Menus
It's prix fixe menus only during Fridays from June to September and Saturdays from September to May.
The Extras
For a mix of the chef's work, order the chef's six- or eight-course tasting menu, $90 and $115, respectively.
Know Before You Go
Call about a month or two in advance for a reservation.
What to Drink
Sommelier and General Manager Jeff Benjamin oversees an excellent cellar with decent choices by the glass and beautifully aging vintages.
FourSquare Tips
Kevin Sbraga loves this place! -Kevin Sbraga, Top Chef
Kevin Sbraga loves this place! -Kevin Sbraga, Top Chef
Even Joffre Borgia knows that an authentic fine dining experience doesn?t come cheap!
Rosemary-scented chicken liver ravioli. Paccheri carbonara with foie gras. Rich chestnut fettuccine with wild boar ragu. Whole-roasted baby goat with polenta. Try them all.
Rosemary-scented chicken liver ravioli. Paccheri carbonara with foie gras. Rich chestnut fettuccine with wild boar ragu. Whole-roasted baby goat with polenta. Try them all.
What happens when you pour warm olive oil over the dark chocolate cap on your rosemary ice cream? Well, you tell us. Or ask the whole roasted baby goat. He knows.
Every Philly foodie should eat here at least once. And I was finally able to prove my theory that Canadian goose can be made into good--no delicious--eats!
In its 13th year, Marc Vetri's namesake restaurant continues to shine. From the tasting menu, don't miss the spinach gnocchi, whole roasted baby goat and chocolate polenta souffle.
Even in its thirteenth year, Marc Vetri continues to create the kind of flavors and ambiance that make you want to hang around long after dessert.
Go with few expectations and a cherished person in your life and watch Marc Vetri's eponymous restaurant come alive as you feast upon melt in your mouth, blow your mind, smack you on the back edibles.