
Apartments near Lacroix at the Rittenhouse Hotel in Philadelphia, PA (3,990 Rentals)


3814 Lancaster Ave

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3612-3614 Haverford Ave

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836 N Broad St

533 N 7th St

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135 N 3rd St

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University City Associates

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The Berger

University City Associates

218 Arch Street

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3919 Pine St

3917 Pine St

Anthony Wayne II

3714 Haverford Ave

602-606 S 2nd St

1617-1633 Poplar St

University Square - A Senior Community

Brassworks Apartments

The Schuyler

3935 Pine St

4025 Locust St

University City Associates

Steeple Lofts at University City

Pfeiffer House

2007 Cambridge St

The School House

849 N 26th St

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Though there are numerous spots to stop in for a meal in Philadelphia, apartment-ites searching for one place to have a upscale meal at one of the classiest joints in town have many fewer options. One of the best places to get a high-class meal in stylish surroundings is Lacroix at the Rittenhouse Hotel, where luxury never plays second fiddle, and you're always sure to have a blast while feasting on some of the most delicious fare the city have to offer. When it comes to a dinner at Lacroix, you have a number of options. You can choose to pick an item from their a la carte menu, where you choose what entree and what sides you want, or the tasting menu, where you can pick out a number of different flavors to make your own delicious meal. For a la carte items, you can choose from a first course consisting of Kobe beef tartare, Matthew's salad, yellow fin tuna carpaccio, or cauliflower tequila soup, and continue to the main course, where you can choose from seafood options such as diver scallosp in chai cranberry jus, wild striped bass in a pineapple-andouille relish, Maine halibut with warm egg yolk sauce, or buttered poached lobster with pesto, or meat options, including duck breast with parsnip-cocout, lamb loin with oilve, or veal chop with caesar flavors. There are a number of different sides served in multiple ways. They also have a tasting menu, where you can try any number of different flavors available, including red beets with truffle, sesame and smoked barley, snails with cucumber, black beans and apricot, Japanese hamachi with uni, kimichi black garlic and lime fizz, kobe beef with spaghetti squadh, baked potato and chipotle, rabbit saddle with barbecue lentils, corn and grapefruit, or arctic char with white chocolate, artichoke, udon and passion fruit. No matter how you slice it, a night at Lacroix at Rittenhouse Hotel is a night where you'll taken on a culinary journey you'll never forget. It's a pleasant way to spend a night out of the apartment, where you can relax and not have to worry about making your dinner, while still experiencing some of the most interesting flavors in all of Philadelphia.
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