If you want to immerse yourself in the history of Philadelphia dinner at City Tavern is a must. City Tavern first opened its doors to travelers and diners in 1773. It was an important meeting place for the planners of American independence and the closing banquet of the Constitutional Convention was held here.
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| Nearby Restaurants | Rating | Address | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| City Tavern | 138 S. 2nd St. | 0 ft away | |
| Lounge 125 | 125 S. Second St. | 146 ft away | |
| Independence National Historic Park | 143 S. 3rd St. | 432 ft away | |
| Plough and the Stars | 123 Chestnut St. | 525 ft away | |
| Club 27 | 27 Bank St. | 636 ft away |