Chef’s Choice: The Best Tasting Menus in Philly
As I’ve explored Philly’s food offerings, some of the best dishes I’ve ever eaten weren’t chosen off a menu. Instead, I put all of my faith in chefs, who curated meals with tasting menus. A chef's tasting menu is a multicourse offering set by the restaurant at a fixed price. So for those who enjoy a food adventure and always find themselves wanting to order everything, a tasting menu is the way to go. Don’t know where to start? We’ve got you covered!

As I’ve explored Philly’s food offerings, some of the best dishes I’ve ever eaten weren’t chosen off a menu. Instead I put all of my faith in chefs, who curated meals with tasting menus. A chef's tasting menu is a multi-course offering set by the restaurant at a fixed price. So for those who enjoy a food adventure and always find themselves wanting to order everything, a tasting menu is the way to go. Don’t know where to start? We’ve got you covered!
Don't Break the Bank (<$100)
Her Place Supper Club
This restaurant run by chef Amanda Shulman aspires to be more like a dinner party. She hosts 24 people twice a night and makes a point of explaining the menu to all of her guests. Be prepared to eat whatever French and Italian-inspired dishes (sometimes with a Jewish spin) the chef wants – she promises a new menu biweekly but reserves the right to change it daily or even by hour.
⏰ Monday - Friday, two seatings, one at 6 p.m. and the other at 8:30 p.m.
💵 $95 per person
📍 Rittenhouse Square
Kampar
This restaurant may have opened this year, but James Beard nominated chef Ange Branca is no stranger to Philadelphia. Her experience shows in her new restaurant concept – a classic Malaysian menu is available on the top floor and a tasting menu from a rotating group of local chefs from underrepresented groups is offered on the lower level. Chef Reuby is currently cooking up the entire dinner offering in an open wood fire.
⏰ Wednesday through Saturday, 7 p.m.
💵 $90 per person
📍Bella Vista
Worth the Splurge (>$100)
Honeysuckle Provisions
The “Untitled” menu at this West Philly Afrocentric grocery store and cafe tells a story with its tasting menu. With a focus on locally sourced food, Omar Tate and Cybille St. Aude-Tate represent the nuances of Black culture using culinary techniques spanning the African diaspora. For a little extra, beverage pairings are available.
⏰ Wednesday through Saturday, 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
💵 $110 per person
📍Cedar Park
Ambra
A table literally located in the restaurant’s kitchen affords you an exclusive front-row seat to the talented team behind this Italian restaurant. Serving up to four guests per night, the price tag is high but includes a multi-course dinner and wine pairing that changes seasonally, all while Chef Chris D’Ambro talks you through the meal. Keep in mind, this restaurant is cash only!
⏰ Wednesday through Saturday, one seating at 6:15 p.m.
💵 $300 per person
📍 Queen Village
Novelty Experiences
Suraya
Tasting menus aren't limited to dinner! This Levantine restaurant and market hosts a pre-set menu for brunch on the weekends. The table is set with five starters like charred eggplant baba ganoush, taboulé, and a parsley salad. Then each guest chooses one course from a selected list of main dishes. A pastry basket is available for an additional $25.
⏰Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
💵 $42 per person
📍 Fishtown
Pizzeria Beddia
Any food list about Philly wouldn’t be complete without hoagies! This pizza joint hosts a two-hour pizza and hoagie tasting in a private room. This gut-busting experience is for parties of six and involves a multicourse menu starting with salads and ending with soft serve. A welcome cocktail is also included.
⏰Monday through Sunday, one seating at 5:30 p.m. and another at 8:30 p.m.
💵 $75 per person
📍 Fishtown
Get those reservations ASAP and let us know if you find your new favorite Philly meal!
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