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217-219 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
United States -
+1 215 625 2450
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Delivery Available?
No
Neighborhood : Old City
http://www.amadarestaurant.com/ -
Average Cost : 25 USD
Mon to Thu from 11:30 AM to 02:30 PM,Mon to Thu from 05:00 PM to 11:00 PM,Fri from 11:30 AM to 02:30 PM,Fri from 05:00 PM to 12:00 AM,Sat from 05:00 PM to 12:00 AM,Sun from 04:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Chef Jose Garces had come a long way since his graduation from culinary school. The Latin cuisines he dabbles in draw inspiration from Flamenco. Amada pays respect to this iconic Spanish tradition by organizing live music and dances once every week on the premises. The name of this restaurant means 'loved one' in Spanish and a lot of regulars will willingly vouch for it. Book in advance if you are interested in hosting a party or if you want to try the suckling pig.
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I came here on a Sunday evening around 8:30 without making reservations and there was an hour wait so we ended up eating at the bar. The wine list is quite...
I have never had a bad meal here since it opened back in 2005. On evenings when we're not in the mood to make decisions, we have gone with the chef's...
I came here recently prior to seeing a play at the Arden and sat at the bar. I ordered the salmarejo -- like gazpacho (tomato-based soup), but smoother and...
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“Excellent Tapas. Makes...”
Excellent Tapas. Makes you feel like you are getting a piece of Espana with every bite. Very good wine too. more
“Great place to eat, great people behind the bar too!”
I was looking for a good Tapas place in Philly while there on business. I looked at the reviews on tripadvisor and was taken by Amada. It was c...
“Terrific..you can't go...”
Terrific..you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Go on a wed or sat to see the dancers to get the full experience more
“Words fail to describe...”
Words fail to describe the deliciousness!! more
“great service”
The last time I had tapas was in Madrid a few years ago and yes, they were really salty too so I guess Amada is pretty authentic. We had the oc...
“amazing lobster bisque!”
amazing lobster bisque! more
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Excellent Food! by Tara-Marie M. at InsiderPages
Great food, great service, great atmosphere and VERY Creative way to have tapas and drinks! The service is fast and friendly. The nightly ent...
Fantastic Tapas Bar! by Leslie S. at InsiderPages
Amada has it all, hip bar, entertainment and fantastic food. The meat slicers on the bar slicing fresh cheeses and various deli meats gives yo...
Excellent Tapas by Trish P. at InsiderPages
Part of the new Philly restaurant scene, Amada is a great place to go for tapas and a cool bar. The last time we were there we had an excellent...
Very trendy by G C. at InsiderPages
Amada is a very trendy bar/restaurant. On the weekend make sure you get a reservation.If you like Spanish tapas and a nice sangria you will be ...
Great place for special occasion or group dining
The atmosphere is great. Even though they served kinda slow, but every tapa is absolutely delicious!
wonderful sangria, wine, cocktails & large small plates
Leaving Amada we decided to walk home because we were so satisfyingly full. This was my 2nd favorite meal I've eaten in the 7 years living in ...
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