Father’s Day 2026: Where to Celebrate Dad in Philadelphia
From a Guinness-foam whiskey sour at 48 Record Bar to a six-course live-fire dinner at Urban Farmer, here’s every Philadelphia Father’s Day 2026 option worth knowing.
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From a Guinness-foam whiskey sour at 48 Record Bar to a six-course live-fire dinner at Urban Farmer, here’s every Philadelphia Father’s Day 2026 option worth knowing.
Philadelphia is hosting six World Cup 2026 matches and a 39-day FIFA Fan Festival this summer. A guide to every World Cup 2026 watch party worth knowing — elevated match-day experiences, South Street block parties, neighborhood bars, and everything else.
The Buttery Bryn Mawr opens June 13 at 836 W. Lancaster Avenue with an exclusive lemon poppy kouign amann, giveaways all opening weekend, and the full all-day menu that made the Malvern flagship a destination.
Chef Dave Conn’s Alice returns to the Italian Market Festival May 16–17 with a street menu: Spaghetti & Crabs, coal-roasted wings, Aperol Spritz, and a Spaghett.
Merrick’s Tavern opens for reservations May 16 at The Brandywine in Radnor, anchoring the new Marriott Bonvoy hotel’s dining program with Chef Michael Davies in the kitchen.
Fond launches a new monthly wine pairing dinner series with The Perfect Pour. First up: Oregon Pinots on May 19, $125 prix fixe in East Passyunk.
Hiroki, the Michelin-recognized Fishtown sushi counter from Chef Hiroki Fujiyama, has reimagined its 21-course omakase at a new $195 price point inclusive of tax and service. The Kyoto-rooted kaiseki framework remains intact, with Wednesday-through-Saturday seatings at 6 PM and 8:30 PM and an optional sake pairing for $70.
Post Haste Philadelphia formalizes its turn into a chef-driven restaurant under Ari Miller — new menu, dining room, and art program.
Luk Fu by Jet Tila debuts May 12 at Live! Casino Philadelphia, with a $69 prix fixe dinner and free meet-and-greet hosted by the Food Network star on May 13.
The Flight Club Spring Menu brings shareable plates, garden-to-glass cocktails with zero-proof options, and nearly half the menu vegetarian or plant-forward at Philadelphia’s Social Darts venue in Center City.