Parc

227 South 18th Street PhiladelphiaPA19103
Closed
Sunday
10:00am-10:00pm
Monday
7:30am-11:00pm
Tuesday
7:30am-11:00pm
Wednesday
7:30am-11:00pm
Thursday
7:30am-11:00pm
Friday
7:30am-11:59pm
Saturday
10:00am-11:59pm
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover
Average Rating
4
Total Reviews
(140)
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Not Recommended 0
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Parc was founded in 2008, and is located at 225 S 18th St Side S in Philadelphia. It employs 5 employees and is generating approximately $330,000.00 in annual revenue.
by dandb on July 03, 2015 from dandb

Editorial Reviews

Parc Restaurant Review:
Stephen Starr’s Parc channels the chic brasseries of Paris, complete with aproned waiters delivering steak frites and skate grenoblaise and the see-and-be-seen set that vies for outside tables when the weather is fine. Classics such as warm croissants, escargots, bouillabaisse and towering plateaus de fruits de mer are complemented by an extensive wine list of predominantly French and American...
by gayot on July 15, 2016 from gayot
It feels like Stephen Starr "airlifted" this re-creation of a "swanky" "100-year-old" Paris bistro "straight" from the "sixth arrondissement" to Rittenhouse Square say fans "swept away" by the "buzzin' bar", "artsy versions" of classic dishes and "outdoor seats that are some of the most prized in the city"; the "hustle and bustle make for a lovely meal" that strikes Francophiles as "perfect –...
by zagat on January 21, 2014 from zagat
Restaurateur Stephen Starr's fondness for themes (a giant golden Buddha in his pan-Asian restaurant, Buddakan, and a mid-country, mid-century feel at the comfort food eatery Jones) has reached perfection in this vast but meticulous stage set placed on Philadelphia's most desirable corner. Brass rails, silvered mirrors, claret-hued banquettes, and oak wainscoting reclaimed from now-shuttered...
by fodors on August 04, 2012 from fodors
This gleaming, patinaed, 250-plus-seat corner brasserie dominates the see-and-be-seen scene on Rittenhouse Square. With faux smoke-stained ceilings and mirrors, purposefully fading signage, and lovely not-quite-vintage tile floors, the spot feels authentic, even to Gallic visitors.
by frommers on January 11, 2012 from frommers

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Stephen Starr's stylish addition to Rittenhouse Square pays tribute to French cafe culture, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week, ideal for a quick bite or a leisurely meal. Parc recalls the chic brasseries of Paris, serving classic French fare in a charming space. Red leather banquettes topped with frosted glass provide a sense of intimacy. Details such as well-worn wooden...
by yahoolocal on January 21, 2014 from yahoolocal