There are many wonderful places to eat in, but if you’re like me, and looking for something new to you, try one of these 10 unique and unusual restaurants in Philadelphia worth checking out.
They offer unique dining experiences that you can’t find anywhere else. Perhaps you get to try new food and expand your culinary horizons. Many restaurants are being designed to be fun. Whether it’s the atmosphere, the food, or the service, unique and unusual restaurants can provide a fun and memorable night out.
Plus, restaurants in Philly are often owned and operated by local folks. By supporting these businesses, you’re helping to keep your community vibrant and thriving.
Next time you’re looking for a place to eat, don’t be afraid to try something new. You might just be surprised at how much you enjoy it.
Do you have a place I need to try? I welcome any and all recommendations!
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The Bourse
111 South Independence Mall E. Philadelphia
The Bourse in Philadelphia is a historic building that has been repurposed into a food hall and marketplace. The building was originally built in 1895 as a commodities exchange, and it was one of the first buildings in the United States to be constructed with a steel frame. The Bourse closed as a commodities exchange in the 1960s. It sat vacant for several years before it was renovated and reopened as a food hall in 2018.
Home to a variety of different vendors, the Bourse offers a variety of cuisines, including American, Asian, European, and Latin American food. The food hall also has a number of bars and shops, making it a great place to spend an afternoon or evening. Places to get some great food include Abunai Poke, Art Star at the Bourse, Bricco Pizza Pomana, Freebyrd Chicken, Grubehouse, Marino Brother’s Cheesesteaks, Menagerie Coffee, Rebel Taco, Rustica Rosticceria and Scoop Deville.
The Bourse is located in the heart of Philadelphia’s Old City. It is within walking distance of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and the Betsy Ross House.
