Kiryas Joel Restaurants

Lunella Ristorante
If you enter Little Italy from Canal Street, Lunella Ristorante is located several blocks in on the left-hand side. To get there, you may have to pass several other enticing and flashier restaurants, but the journey is worth the wait. While the other restaurants cater (loudly) to tourists, Lunella Ristorante offers a quieter, more intimate experience and a mix of New Yorkers and tourists as clientele. It would be a fine choice for a date night.

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Morimoto: Fine Japanese Cuisine in Philadelphia
Few restaurants compare with the chicness of Morimoto Japanese Restaurant in Philadelphia. Not only is the food a work of art-- the entire restaurant is, too. Elaborate (and ever-changing) lighting schemes and a contemporary atmosphere that is unmatched by any other eatery in Philly.

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The Plough & The Stars
The Plough & The Stars is an authentic Irish restaurant with Irish and Celtic-inspired design and décor. The team behind The Plough makes a clear effort to welcome diners from multiple demographics. On Sunday mornings, you’ll find families and senior citizens enjoying an Irish breakfast.

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McFadden's of Philly a Big Time Hit
McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon is a local sensation in Philadelphia. This traditional Irish pub is relaxing by day and wild by night: juicy hot burgers are the hot item in the daytime, but when the sun goes down, tall glasses of icy-cold beer and mixed drinks take center stage.

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Fado Irish Pub: an Irish tradition in Philly
Philadelphia's Fado Irish Pub and Restaurant is a popular late-night hangout for the party crowd and the quintessential food-and-brew for hungry lunch and supper patrons.

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Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia: a Smash Hit
Few restaurant names are as recognizable as the Hard Rock Cafe. From the tell-tale neon electric guitar to that unmistakable logo, The Hard Rock Cafe has been a pillar of Philadelphia culture since 1998.

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Mexican Post
Care to escape the long waits and overpriced menu options sometimes prevalent for the lunch and after work crowds in Old City Philadelphia? Check out Mexican Post. This establishment seems rather subtle from its Chestnut Street façade, but Mexican Post boasts a lengthy bar, separating the “just here for a drink” crowd from the dozen plus tables in the rear of the restaurant.

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Le Bec Fin: Fine French Dining in Philly
Philadelphia's Le Bec Fin Restaurant is the epitome of dining decadence. This lush eatery cuts no corners when it comes to haute cuisine, serving it in a pristine atmosphere that is simply unparalleled. If you're trying to create a romantic evening for a loved one, impress business associates or win over the in-laws, Le Bec Fin is a surefire win.

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The Bourse at Independence Mall
The Bourse is a classic brown building built near Independence Hall and other historic landmarks in Old City. Serving many purposes, the Bourse building is a food and shopping hub for tourists and those who work nearby.

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Lolita: Chic City Dining
Award-winning Lolita Restaurant in Philadelphia is a delight of the senses. This BYOB (BYO-T[equila]?) establishment is an obvious favorite among locals, but visitors come back for more as well.

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