Philadelphia is a city of neighborhoods and the surrounding areas are full of great museums, restaurants, parks, and unique experiences. With the famous Philadelphia Art Museum with the steps that Rocky conquered, to the interactive and family-friendly Franklin Institute, Philadelphia is a great place to live and work!
Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts
See the Philadelphia Orchestra, Philadelphia Ballet, Broadway shows, Theatre and more
Spruce Street Harbor Park
A pop up park in the summer with hammocks, beer gardens, and food
Longwood Gardens
See the 1000-acre botanical gardens, which also features a large greenhouse, multiple flowering gardens, and great hiking trails
Valley Forge National Historical Park
A must visit site for history lovers, visitors can see Washington’s Headquarters from the time of the Revolutionary war. There are numerous hiking and bike trails
Philadelphia has some of the best food in the country.
Check out Philadelphia Magazines top 50 restaurants
Below you will find restaurant recommendations from the current Einstein residents.
La Calaca Feliz, Zorba’s Tavern, Bar Hygge, Jack’s Firehouse, Osteria, Pizzeria Vetri, Sabrina’s Café, Tela’s Market and Kitchen
Suraya, Front Street Café, Fette Sau, Pizzeria Beddia, Joe’s Steaks + Soda Shop, La Colombe, Kensington Quarters, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons, Frankford Hall
Friday Saturday Sunday, Vernick Fish, K’Far, Double Knot, Sampan, Abe Fisher, Parc, Harp & Crown, La Viola, Mission Taqueria, El Vez, Continental Midtown, Harper’s Garden, Parc
Center City Sips is Philly's favorite happy hour tradition including over 90 restaurants and bars across Center City. Every Wednesday from 5-7PM.
Hungry Pigeon, Royal Sushi & Izakaya, Cry Baby Pasta, Neighborhood Ramen, 4th Street Deli, Ants Pants Café, Franklin Fountain
South Philly Barbacoa (featured on Netflix!), John’s Roast Pork, Bok bar/Irwin’s, Barcelona Wine Bar, Federal Donuts (don't sleep on the fried chicken sandwich)
(Because... you can't not)
Jim’s South Street (south Philadelphia), Dalessandro’s Steaks, Steve’s Prince of Steaks.
Pat’s and Geno’s Cheesesteaks: these are the most famous but not the best! These spots are more for the experience than food
