Le Castagne
1920 Chestnut St. (19th St.)
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Philadelphia, PA 19103
215-751-9913 | Make Restaurant Reservations
Cuisine
Open
Lunch Mon.-Fri., Dinner Mon.-Sat.Features
- Romantic setting
- Private room(s)
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Outdoor dining
- Business casual
Wine
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Lots of white gauze, marble and stainless steel embellish the third of the Sena family restaurants (La Famiglia, Panorama), which looks as if it would fit nicely in Milan. Here, the refined Italian cuisine is given a more northern touch with a carpaccio of beef and gnocchi in truffled cream. Try the seared pork tenderloin with spiced pear or the herb-stuffed quail with wild mushrooms, two dishes you don't see on every other Italian menu in town. The atmosphere is subdued chic. The place is very busy at lunch, but in the evening, with a veal paillard and a bottle of Barbaresco from the restaurant’s extensive cellar, you can't go wrong.
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Lots of white gauze, marble and stainless steel embellish the third of the Sena family restaurants (La Famiglia, Panorama), which looks as if it would fit nicely in Milan. Here, the refined Italian cuisine is given a more northern touch with a carpaccio of beef and gnocchi in truffled cream. Try the seared pork tenderloin with spiced pear or the herb-stuffed quail with wild mushrooms, two dishes you don't see on every other Italian menu in town. The atmosphere is subdued chic. The place is very busy at lunch, but in the evening, with a veal paillard and a bottle of Barbaresco from the restaurant’s extensive cellar, you can't go wrong.


