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Lacroix at The Rittenhouse vs Parc Brasserie
Both restaurants are rated very highly by those who travel for a living. Overall, Parc Brasserie scores marginally higher than Lacroix at The Rittenhouse. Parc Brasserie ranks #7 in Philadelphia with recommendations from 12 sources including Fodor's, Gayot and Philadelphia Inquirer.
Lacroix at The Rittenhouse
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210 W Rittenhouse Sq, Rittenhouse Hotel, Philadelphia, PA 19103
From $41 /night
Frommer's
"Another top-notch hotel restaurant, Lacroix offers an amazing treetop view over Rittenhouse Square -- and an even more amazing menu that borders on daring."
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Zagat
"When you want to "propose", "celebrate" or just "pamper yourself", devotees recommend the Rittenhouse Hotel's "top-drawer", "special-occasion" spot."
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Gayot
14.0
"The seasonal menu offers either a tasting or a la carte experience, with chef Jon Cichon overseeing the kitchen."
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DK Eyewitness
"Elegant restaurant on the second floor of the Rittenhouse Hotel ... with stunning views of Rittenhouse Square."
Forbes Travel Guide
4 Stars
"Set in the stately Rittenhouse Hotel, Lacroix is a restaurant of understated elegance."
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Parc Brasserie
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277 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA
From $30 /night
Fodor's
"Restaurateur Stephen Starr's fondness for themes ... has reached perfection in this vast but meticulous stage set placed on Philadelphia's most desirable corner."
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Ask for an indoor-outdoor table overlooking the park: you'll get generous views and the pleasant din of the 150 diners behind you without the deafening buzz that is the restaurant's one true downside.
Frommer's
"This gleaming, patinaed, 250-plus-seat corner brasserie dominates the see-and-be-seen scene on Rittenhouse Square."
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Zagat
""Artsy versions" of classic dishes and "outdoor seats that are some of the most prized in the city"."
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BlackBook
"Parc is less ostentatious than some of Starr's creations, and that's a good thing. A classic bistro where you'll never go wrong with the steak frites or côtes du Rhône."
Gayot
13.0
"Stephen Starr's Parc channels the chic brasseries of Paris, complete with aproned waiters delivering steak frites and duck confit and the see-and-be-seen set."
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