(267) 439-4822
261 S 21st St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
39.9489
-75.1761
Neighborhoods: Fitler Square, Center City
What People Are Saying About Friday Saturday Sunday
The Owner
Friday Saturday Sunday
Owner
Friday Saturday Sunday is located just a block from Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia. This cozy, romantic restaurant features amazing dishes like the baked three-cheese eggplant roulade, herb grilled double-thick pork chop and stuffed cornish hen with brandied cider sauce. The restaurant also has a wine list that is priced just ten dollars above cost featuring wines from New Zealand, France, Spain, Australia and Italy. Philadelphia Magazine describes Friday Saturday Sunday as the "best tiny romantic restaurant." Call or visit Friday Saturday Sunday's Web site to make a reservation.
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Quietly sitting on a corner near Rittenhouse Square, Friday Saturday Sunday is one of the city's few restaurant survivors from the mid-'70s. New American fare--earthy cream of mushroom soup and grilled Chilean sea bass--stand up well. Mixed greens with goat cheese and walnuts with tomato chunks provide starting points. Pate Maison replete with smattering of sliced cornichons is another longtime fave here. Other winners from the nouvelle offering include basic crab cakes with salsa verde and garlic aioli. A warm and welcoming vibe and decore culminate in a welcomed retreat from…
Nice ambiance but food was not up to standard
by boardchix2b at Citysearch
Very prompt on seating us upon our arrival no wait...which was great since this was a birthday dinner celebration. Great wine list but the wine we did order said the year 07 on the menu but our bottle was 05...didn’t bother too mention since we already started to drink it.
The service was impeccable very attentive.We started w/mushroom soup which was the best part of the meal.the entree were the small plate of filet mignon med rare and def was not cooked med rare more med to well. Again didn't complain because it was my guest b'day also since I already had my meal she didn’t want to send it back to have them cook another cause of the time. I ordered the rack of lamb which was cooked accurately but lacked taste such as salt & pepper (very bland) but to the eye the plate looked pleasant. The au gratin potatoes made up the taste. Molten cake microwaved...not good.
- Pros: The service, ambiance, wine prices, mushroom soup.
- Cons: entrees
Great place to go after work
by M1 at Citysearch
We went after a business meeting to decompress and were able to have a personal conversation, Happy Hour deals on beer, and a $4 appetizer of Hummus with cucumber, carrot, celery and toast. When we needed to get the laptop out to handle unfinished business, we went to one of three table-tops and had even more privacy. We had another round of drinks, finished our work, and stayed for dinner - incredible Caribbean Ribeye and Ravioli, French Onion soup with homemade bread and clear, fresh, ice water.
- Pros: Small upstairs bar where you can have a conversation
- Cons: What are the drawbacks?
Good ambience; terrible bar staff
by jphimist at Citysearch
I am a big fan of the tank bar. It is an off-the-beaten-track, great ambience, put together, but low kind of place, but I was there the other night discussing with my girlfriend a rather painful family dispute related to an inheritance, when the bartender buts into the conversation and says "It sounds likel you guys are a bunch of spoiled brats!".
Who does that? It is a small intimate bar, and the bartender is inevitably going to hear conversations when it is quiet, but I didn't think it gave him license to insult me. Frankly, I thought the Tank Bar was the last place that would happen...
The Details on Friday Saturday Sunday
Save Money:
The house policy is to sell every bottle of wine for $10 above cost. That makes bargains out of otherwise-unapproachable brands like Sanford and Kistler.
What to Drink:
Tank Bar has a sterling selection of scotch, port and Madeira.
Category:
Restaurants, Bars & Clubs, Lounges, Bars & Pubs, Wine Bars
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Diners Club, Visa, MasterCard
Bar & Pub Special Features:
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Date Spot, Notable Wine List, Bar Scene
Cuisine:
Bar & Club Special Features:
Smoking Permitted:
Yes
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Message from Friday Saturday Sunday
- Wine List
- Romantic Atmosphere
- Baked Goods
Friday Saturday Sunday is located just a block from Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia. This cozy, romantic restaurant features amazing dishes like the baked three-cheese eggplant roulade, herb grilled double-thick pork chop and stuffed cornish hen with brandied cider sauce. The restaurant also has a wine list that is priced just ten dollars above cost featuring wines from New Zealand, France, Spain, Australia and Italy.
Philadelphia Magazine describes Friday Saturday Sunday as the "best tiny romantic restaurant."
Call or visit Friday Saturday Sunday's Web site to make a reservation.











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