Best Steak Restaurants in Southwest Philadelphia

An outstanding dining experience. The staff is wonderful, conscientious , and very professional. We never felt like the staff hovered over us but were present when needed. Any questions we had about the menu, specials, or general were answered. Never did we feel rushed or pushed to order anything we didn’t want. The cuisine is exceptional and speaks for itself. I will tell everyone I meet to enjoy the dining experience. The ambiance is intimate and makes you feel like you’re dining with your large family. Thank you.

The restaurant owner and staff were a fine example of hospitality plus! We were celebrating my brother’s completion of his cancer treatment and although he was too exhausted to join us, they made sure to give us a nice take home package for him to enjoy. Excellent service, delicious food, lovely ambiance, delightful music … it exceeded our expectations! Thank you and Happy Holidays Rittenhouse Grill! 💚🎅🏻❤️

Can’t say enough about the food here. We tried several appetizers and desserts in addition to multiple entrees and all were delicious. Hats off to our server Noelle who did an amazing job keeping our water glasses and bread basket filled throughout our seating. All our food came out timely and with a smile. Great place!

Never disappointed eating at Butcher Bar. The best is the Ribeye cheesesteak. Unfortunately, it is only a special -- please add to the daily menu.

The food is great but this review is pointless, as Devon Seafood Grill will be closing in a few weeks. The opening was a toasty lobster & crab salad roll sandwich, followed by the mixed seafood grill: shrimp, scallops, salmon, crab cake & grilled asparagus. All was seasoned & cooked to perfection. The side dish, king crab fried rice was a letdown. It was over-salted and tasted much strongly of bacon than crab. Surprise: the champagne was half-price (going out of business sale?) and the final coffee was freshly brewed & excellent. Bottom line: Typically expensive for Center City Philly, but the food was first-rate and the ambience was elegant but relaxing. I'm disappointed my first visit to DSG will also be my last. So I guess if you can get there in the next -2weeks, I say "treat yourself." Otherwise, hope the next restaurant to fill the space serves food of similar quality.