The Restaurant School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Restaurant Details

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As a current student, and someone who came here with a passion to be the best, and too work hard, aswell as learn everything i can, this place is terrible!! They do an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING job of selling the school to both parent and future student, when you do finally start, you relise very fast and agree with basicaly every other student here that this place is a damn joke... I will be transferring to another school as soon as possible..

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Talk about disrespect, the administration is where to start. The one, whose name is Karen manley, she's the worst. She would talk to you in the most condescending way If there's an issue you need to address, as far as financial aid for instance. As well as Toni Morelli (however her surname is spelled). The place is ok but those two, watch out.

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Attended the sommelier challenge recently and had a lot of fun. 8 glasses of wine and a 4 course meal, hard to beat in the city for $50. The sommelier's obviously knew their craft, as the wine choices were all excellent and paired with the food quite well.

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It is a REALLY REALLY GOOD PLACE.
Good food, people are so professional and we had for our money :D

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We dined at "The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College" on Saturday, December 1, 2012, for their annual "Christmas Buffet". IT WAS FANTASTIC!! I enjoy dining in Philadelphia, however, I was somewhat concerned about the area, but the parking is fenced in on the entire property and it is quite festively decorated. Once entering the dining room you feel a European presence. The entire food buffet was exquisite from start to finish. We spent two and half hours and the students are second to none. Between courses your soiled china is removed and a clean napkin placed immediately. They prepare, serve and wait on you as though you're in a 5 star restaurant!! All servers are extremely polite and attentive to your every need. The price was so low and yet very high quality - as good, or better than most restaurants in the City. Kudos to the Students!!!