Vetri

A rustic eleven table dining room located in Center City Philadelphia, Vetri Cucina specializes in authentic Northern Italian dining featuring homemade pasta. Vetri Cucina serves each guest a multi-course tasting menu as the sole dining offering.

The Extras: For a mix of the chef's work, order the chef's six- or eight-course tasting menu, $90 and $115, respectively.

Know Before You Go: Call about a month or two in advance for a reservation.

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Chef Marc Vetri needs no more than this intimate 35-seater on Spruce Street to impress guests. From the cozy decor---walls awash in flaxen gold, assorted wooden chairs and knick-knacks on the wall---comes a family dining room feel. Tables… Read More

Chef Marc Vetri needs no more than this intimate 30-seater on Spruce Street to impress guests. From the cozy décor --- walls awash in flaxen gold, assorted wooden chairs and knick-knacks on the wall --- comes a family dining room feel. Tables are arranged close enough to allow for not only a whiff but also a bird's eye view of your neighbor's meal. On the second floor there's a private dining...

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Thirty-five coveted, closely placed seats fill the rich, warm interior of this much-lauded restaurant. Chef Marc Vetri frequently passes through the dining room, occasionally...

Since it opened in 1998, Vetri has built a reputation as Philadelphia's premier authentic Italian dining experience. The Philadelphia Inquirer ranks it among the city's top 4 restaurants alongside Le Bec-Fin, Susanna Foo, and the Fountain at The Four Seasons Hotel.