Alma de Cuba [1623 Walnut St] [215-988-1799] [Cuban][]
Sadly I do not recall what I had for a main dish, but I do remember that it was an explosion of tastes. Given my experience at Alma, I am rather surprised that Cuban cooking is not more widespread. The chocolate cigars [sic] simply must be experienced. The cigars were made of different types of chocolate and the matches were made out of pure sugar -- it looked awesome and tasted even better.
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 Barclay Prime [237 S 18th St and Locust St] [215-732-7560] [American][]
Decent steak but slightly overcooked.
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 Eulogy Belgian Tavern [136 Chestnut St] [215-413-2354] [Bar][]
A solid place in Philadelphia for exotic European beers.
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 Rouge [205 S 18th St and Chancellor St] [215-732-6622] [New American][]
Wonderful atmosphere right on Rittenhouse Square - great for a lazy brunch on a warm summer weekend. Solid fare albeit not very inventive.
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