Area Guide

Nightlife

When the city skyline lights up, Philadelphia's nightlife follows suit. Restaurants, bars, lounges and clubs of every fashion are at your fingertips. Our hotel is situated centrally between three of the city's most popular nightlife locals. Each neighborhood offers everything from trendy martini bars to authentic Irish pubs. Every taste is sure to be satisfied while staying in the heart of Philadelphia's booming gastronomy industry. Stop by our concierge desk to arrange a perfect night out.

Buddakan, 325 Chesnut Street, (215) 574-9440
Celebrated restaurateur Stephen Starr invites you to discover an eclectic dining experience. Savor exotic Asian cuisine in this unique atmosphere. For the ultimate experience, make sure to sit at the "Buddha Table" in the center of the room.

Alma De Cuba, 1623 Walnut Street, (215) 988-1799
This cutting-edge restaurant and bar, home to visionary chef Rodriguez, features new interpretations of Cuban classics. Festive cocktails such as Mojitos and Daiquiris perfectly compliment the flavors, brilliant color and textures of the spectacular Cuban cuisine.

Amada, 219 Chestnut Street, (215) 625-2450
Chef Garces' impressive menu gives guests the opportunity to mix and share more than 60 tapas dishes or sit down for a full meal. Savor exquisite offerings such as navajas, razor clams; fresh sardines; bogovante, lobster; lamb chops; setas, seasonal wild mushrooms and vieras, scallops.

Continental Mid-Town, 1801 Chestnut Street, (215) 547-1800
This trendy spot offers three floors to choose from for your dining experience. Take the elevator to the rooftop lounge where you can sip martinis next to a fireplace under the Philadelphia sky.

Fork, 306 Market Street, (215) 625-9425
Fork is a nationally acclaimed New American bistro offering fresh and inventive dishes. The menu is printed daily reflecting influences and using only the highest quality ingredients, many of which are supplied by local farmers from throughout the Philadelphia area.

McGillans Olde Ale House, 1310 Drury Street, (215) 253-5794
History buffs and sports fans unite. Philadelphia's oldest continuously operating tavern is a local favorite. Cheap eats and the cozy atmosphere make this stop great for families and friends alike. A perfect place to catch a Phillies or Flyers game.

Triumph Brewing Company, 117 Chestnut Street, (215) 625-0855
For a truly local experience, try this spot out. Choose from one of many unique beers brewed on premises and poured directly from serving tanks to your glass. The atmosphere is friendly and the food menu matches the unbeatable brews.