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1338 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Fax: 215-545-9589
(32 Ratings)
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Nationally renowned for dry aged steaks, seafood & fine wines
We cordially invite you to join us at The Capital Grille. Whether you're celebrating a special anniversary or just stopping by on any old Wednesday, expect to be wined and dined. Our dry aged steaks have earned high praise from the nation's toughest food critics, and our seafood is flown in daily. Our award-winning collection of over 350 wines is an experience in itself. We hope you will join us to dine on classically prepared fare in an atmosphere that is luxurious & relaxed. It would be our pleasure.
- Wine Spectator Award 2007
- Personalized event planning
- Dry-aged steaks cut on premise
by CitySearch Contributor
In Short
From its robber-baron decor right down to its single-malt Scotch list, the Capital Grille is a brash and ostentatious place full of suits, stogie-suckers and bejeweled trophy wives. In other words, the consummate city steakhouse. The 10-ounce filet mignon, tasty and tender, is pliant and juicy inside. The steak au poivre--14 or 24 ounces--is a serious slab in either size. For a bit of carnivorous rapture, slice into the enormous dry-aged porterhouse.
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A big wine selection, stored in a glassed-in closet, features more than 300 bottles, with prices ranging from value-conscious to hole-in-the pocket.
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32 Ratings and Reviews
- JFK9234 - 11/20/2008
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Comments(0)|Add Comment- Klvb1162 - 06/15/2008
Henry?? Harry?
mschultzpa - 06/11/2008I just rated this restaurant the rating it averaged out to.
I chose to look here for two reasons. High percentage of voters and the work GRILLE in it. However, it has only been open since 2000.
This means that this is NOT the restaurant I ate at YEARS ago which I would have rated with five stars. I was insulted that my idiot x-boyfriend asked me to lunch and although I knew better I said yes. I was so insulted that he would take me to a restaurant that had GRILLE in it as it's name.
It may have had Henry or Harry in the name also but I just cannot remember.
When I got there I was blown away. Gorgeous. The very wealthy were eating there. Little old ladies together, all types of business men, etc.
I wisely ordered the Filet Mignon. Medium Rare Perfection and minced onion covered the top but only 1 minced onion high.
However, he came in a "suit" that was cotton and light blue stripes against white. It has a specific name but I cannot remeber it. This was about 25 years ago. His overly curly hair was plastered down and parted to the side. I wanted to vomit. I kept my eyes on the steak.
Our seating was incredible. Next to the wealthies and in front of the elevated seating so everyone could see us...front and center. He put me in viewing of those dining below with the mirrored wall behind me.
Anyway, it was a great steak experience. I bummed my parking rate as I drove into the city myself and never returned it or saw him again. Except ridning on an old low rider motor-cycle like a bike gang cruiser. He looked as awful like this as he was in his suit.
Sorry about the personal information. It seemed to give a good contrast to my steak.