Best Seafood Restaurants in Old City
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- Aadarrel fisherPhiladelphia County •15 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoFrom the moment we walked in and they held the door open for us to quickly being greeted and sat at our reserved table it was wonderful. The appetizers were tasty. We had the Estia chips, octopus, and the beets. Our meals were served hot and in a timely fashion. We had the lamb chops, the sea bass, and the chicken dish. Everything was done well and they gave us the necessary attention without being overbearing. All of the food was tasty and no need to add anything to enhance the flavors. It is fine dining and the price reflects that but it is worth the splurge.More infoEstia - PhiladelphiaPrice: Very Expensive• Greek• Center City•4.8
- YYemimaPhiladelphia County •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoOverall experience was amazing. I’ve always wanted to go to this restaurant when I first saw it on my instagram page. Finally my husband and I made the time to attend today, our waitress, of which I do not remember her name, not because she was not an excellent waitress, but because I’m more good with faces lolll. She was the woman who wore glasses and had a ponytail, soft spoken voice, knew that menu well, was very observant, and timely! She was very good and friendly, oh and by the way, she mentioned she’s going to Morocco lollll not to put her business out there butttt… I’m just glad we finally made it! The ambience is awesome…we truly enjoyed ourselves! We will be back soon! I will definitely post our experienceMore infoAMINAPrice: Expensive• Contemporary Southern• Old City•4.5
- LLynnPhiladelphia County •17 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoAs expected the service was excellent. It was a bit noisier due to it being a holiday-Valentine’s Day the next day. The fish called Orato smelled funny, I returned it and ordered the salmon in its place. This was delicious. The food like the salad was terrific and the soup was great. I would definitely return.More infoPositano Coast by Aldo LambertiPrice: Moderate• Italian• Old City•4.6
- WWayneVIPPhiladelphia County •13 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoFirst, you can't beat the ambience of this 4-masted sailing ship turned restaurant built in 1904 docked on the Delaware waterfront in Philadelpha. Add to that superb cuisine and service and it made for a memorable Valentine's Day dinner (a day late), Baked brie appetizer was excellent and large enough to share. My wife's scallops and my Alaska halibut were similarly outstanding. We both enjoyed the 2019 Mosel region Riesling that went well with dinner. To top it off, our server was one of the best ever. The Moshulu is not cheap but not outrageous, especially for the quality. If you drive there, parking is $20.More infoMoshuluPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Penn's Landing•4.6
- DDavidPhiladelphia County •497 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoThe OG Italian fine dining experience in Philly. In a city that has so many stellar dining options, the fact that this still exists after 50 years says it all. Best tartufo in the city too (possibly anywhere).More infoLa Famiglia RistorantePrice: Expensive• Italian• Old City•4.8
Discover best Seafood restaurants in Old City
If you're a seafood enthusiast exploring Old City, Philadelphia, you're in for a treat. The area boasts a variety of seafood restaurants, each offering a unique take on nautical cuisine against the backdrop of Philadelphia's rich historical charm. From fresh oysters and clams to expertly prepared fish dishes, these establishments prioritize quality and freshness, ensuring a delightful dining experience. Visitors often praise the diverse seafood selections, noting the creativity of the menus and the skillful presentation of each dish. The dining scene in Old City is vibrant and eclectic, reflecting the neighborhood's historic roots while embracing contemporary culinary trends. Whether you're in the mood for a casual seafood meal or a fine dining experience, Old City's seafood restaurants cater to all tastes and occasions, making it a must-visit destination for food lovers. With their commitment to excellence and a focus on providing a memorable dining atmosphere, these restaurants not only satisfy your cravings but also enrich your overall experience of Philadelphia's culinary landscape.