Restaurants near Philadelphia Museum of Art

This was an excellent break from the norm for lunch and some of the tastiest food I've had in the city. The room breathes in the Philadelphia landscape, allowing one to take in a delightful perspective. Whether having cocktails or dining out, this is the right location. On top of the marvelous catering to the eyes, nose, and mouth, the staff is quite outstanding and accommodating.

Parc is consistently wonderful! The ambiance, the food, and the service. I am sorry I didn't ask our waiter's name last evening as he was exceptional! The food was superb. We were a party of four and all had different entrees: Steak/Frites, Ravioli, Salmon with Brussels Sprouts (divine!), and a vegetarian pasta with vegetables dish. Everything was excellent. For dessert one of us had the Creme Brulee which we all tasted and it was as superb as it always is at Parc. One of us had salted caramel ice cream oo-la-la! One had raspberry sorbet and vanilla ice cream. Maybe not so exciting a choice, but it was equally delicious. I highly recommend Parc to anyone who wants a fine meal in a delightful setting, any time. FYI: their breakfasts and lunches are equally great! Been there many times for both.

My experience can be expressed as very very wonderful experience and the food was magnificent I mean the food taste so good that it left my eyes crossed. They offer a discount for parking right around the corner from the location I and my guest sat outside and had a wonderful time the servers were perfect.

We've never had a bad meal here---our favorite restaurant in the city! Terrific ambiance sitting in the garden outside, always interesting variations on food, great drinks and attentive servers. What more could you ask for?

Our server was named Ryan and he was a delight. Service was quick, with many opportunities to give feedback when server checked in with us. I loved the Smashburger; it was for my tastes and bit salty. The “frites” were perfection. My husband had the Chopped Salad and added Salmon. Price was quite reasonable for the lovely ambiance and high quality and great service. The Pinot Noir added $16 to our meal and the coffee added another $3. Value-conscious folks might prefer the other options at the Philadelphia Museum. We liked the unhurried pace, the aesthetic decor, and the high quality and great service.