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Rittenhouse
One of Philly’s tonier neighborhoods and a home to families and young studio dwellers alike. At the center is Rittenhouse Square, the park where locals sit year-round to people-watch, break for lunch, or play with their children. There is plenty of shopping to be done on Walnut Street, with both large retailers and independent boutiques in the mix.
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Di Bruno Brothers
1730 Chestnut St 215-665-9220
Keep it local with house-made cheeses, breads, and artisanal snacks at the Italian market in the square.
Photo: Courtesy of Di Bruno Brothers
Parc
227 S 18th St 215-545-2262
The sprawling bistro-style restaurant is great for people-watching and offers a variety of classic cocktails, light bites for breakfast, and hearty plates for dinner.
Photo: Courtesy of Starr Restaurants
Tinto
114 S 20th St 215-665-9150
Chef Jose Garces’s hotspot has more than 100 varietals of wine and small plates (called pintxos) from the Basque regions of France and Spain.
Photo: Courtesy of Tinto
Meritage
500 S 20th St 215-985-1922
A reimagined Meritage boasts an expanded wine list; Asian-influenced French-style dishes in three sizes; and a pared down, sunny yellow interior.
Photo: Courtesy of Meritage
Joan Shepp
1616 Walnut St 215-735-2666
Big-name designers like Dries Van Noten and Y-3 reside alongside a killer vintage section and shoes you won’t find anywhere else in the city.
Photo: Courtesy of Joan Shepp
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