Philadelphia Restaurants on Boathouse Row

Philadelphia's Boathouse Row is nestled between the Schuylkill River and Kelly Drive, behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Rowing clubs own most of the 12 buildings on the Row. Rowers are a common sight in this area of the Schuylkill, whether individuals or regattas. If you are out enjoying the rowers, taking a jog along Kelly Drive or admiring Philadelphia's collection of art in the museum, you are not far from some of the best restaurants in the City of Brotherly Love.

  1. London Grill

    • With emphasis on fresh, local food, the London Grill has a frequently changing menu. Diners may find such choices as ricotta gnocchi chicken Bolognese, homemade fettuccine with wild mushrooms, BBQ pork with collard greens and macaroni and cheese, and salmon vegetable couscous with lemon beurre blanc. An extensive bar/cafe menu is available. The London Grill offers dining packages in conjunction with current cultural experiences, such as the art museum's Renoir exhibit and the Eastern State Penitentiary tours.

      London Grill

      2301 Fairmount Ave

      Philadelphia, PA 19130-2515

      215-978-4545

      londongrill.com

    Fountain Restaurant

    • A Philadelphia icon of fine dining, the Fountain is a popular host to business meetings and romantic dinners alike. Prawn kebabs, smoked chipotle ribs and cedar plank Alaskan salmon are just a few of the options on the extensive menu. The Fountain takes all its guests into consideration with the inclusion of both a children's menu and a preteens' menu. Private dining for up to 14 persons can be arranged. For guests of the building's Four Seasons hotel, an outbound travel menu makes it easy to enjoy delicious Fountain meals on the go.

      Fountain Restaurant

      1 Logan Square

      Philadelphia, PA 19103

      215-963-1500

      fourseasons.com‎

    The Water Works Restaurant and Lounge

    • With a view of Boathouse Row, the Water Works Restaurant is the perfect location for a meal with a scenic twist. It is housed in the building of the former Fairmount Water Works, the country's first municipal water delivery system, and is now a national historic landmark. Guests may enjoy caramelized three-onion soup, lobster BLT, sweet corn risotto with roasted peppers, or pan-seared salmon with braised leeks and grape-basil tapenade. The Water Works can host wedding receptions and other private events. The Water Works also offers a Sunday brunch buffet.

      The Water Works Restaurant and Lounge

      640 Water Works Dr

      Philadelphia, PA 19130

      215-236-9000

      thewaterworksrestaurant.com

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