10 Arts By Eric Ripert, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, American Restaurant Details

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They lost something when they closed the intimate Grill Room and reopened center stage under the name 10 Arts in the gorgeous lobby. Fine restaurants don't serve hamburgers, it's still a bistro menu with fine dining atmosphere and prices. You may feel un

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My wife and I found 10 Arts on Open Table, which is very reliable, and made a Thanksgiving day reservation for three. Based on the published menu, we figured it would cost at most $200 plus tip and parking but we were shocked by a $110/person fixed price. To add insult to injury, we were charged for coffee after the meal. My wife's entree was five 1" dumplings and her dessert was a tasteless and soggy apple tart. My ice cream dessert was liquor flavored and I chose to skip it. When we arrived and the place was empty and our waiter was great. At the end of the meal it was busy and we had to ask for coffee and the check from the hostess. The meal, 2 drinks (plus 3 coffees) came to $385. $80 tip and $40 parking made it an expensive evening.

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Beautiful location, great food, and generous service. The space is modern yet elegant. This is a great place for lunch or dinner. The philly cheese steak for lunch is amazing. The sorbet for dessert is a small portion but very delightful. I would recommend 10 arts to anyone near the area.

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Hotel dining at it's finest. Although recently lost 2 chefs.

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Every time, great food and service. Happy hour is great too. I recommend.