A.kitchen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, American Restaurant Details

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Fans are excited to see the evolution of this intimate Rittenhouse Square American, where creative small plates with big flavors are served by a dependable staff in a welcoming setting; it's fun to people-watch at the adjacent a.bar, where friendly bartenders craft amazing cocktails and the oyster happy hour will blow your mind.

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I loved the brunch here. Food was delicious and service was great as was the atmosphere. The hummus with duck confit was excellent. I had chicken and biscuits, a hardly portion ad flavored well although a teeny bit over done for my taste. Great drinks, I'd go again.

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Came here for the feast of seven fishes on Christmas Eve. The creative dishes were impressive and totally worth it. Highly recommended!

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A first rate upgrade to this restaurant. Creative, yet approachable menu that changes with the seasons. Excellent service at the bar and tables. Very good options for wines by the glass and bottle. Unique smoked flavors in many dishes.

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Excellent food, good service, lively atmosphere.

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I walk past a.bar all the time and it seems like this super trendy place where you can people watch and get a nice view of Rittenhouse.

The inside is super small though, and really awkwardly shaped, like a small L. It was a beautiful day around 6ish and the other places in the area were hustling and bustling for happy hour.. not a.bar because their happy hour ends at 6 and barely includes any specials. Their cocktail list was hard to understand, I barely recognized the ingredients after "bourbon" which was 80% of them. I love a well made cocktail, but this list was soo mehh I ended up just ordering a mojito. The bartender was attentive and gave me a refreshing mojito, but I coulda gone to a neighboring place that was more lively and gotten that drink for half off sooo C YA.