Primera clasificación Restaurantes y cafés en Deptford

Franky Bradley is a classic American bar located off the busy 13th street corridor in Philadelphia. Engineered in a kitschy decor and bathed in dim lighting, this joint displays all kinds of quirky pieces from Elvis paintings to Tiffany lamps. Come here for a plate of rib-eye, tender chicken wings or some superb gnocchi, before heading to the dance the night away to some epic music.

This elegant and distinctive dining place demands a formal dress code. The ornate dining room, wine cellar and banquet room are pictures of royalty; the private room in particular has renaissance artwork on its ceiling. It is evident from the quality of the food that Chef Sena is obsessed with details—especially try Bistecca Al Pepe Verde, Pollo Affumicato and Risotto Mare e Monti. You can also spend a good portion of your time at Famiglia perusing wines from France, Italy and California from the wine list; this place also has an extensive collection of grappa (traditional Italian grape wine).

Time is an eclectic restaurant with three bars including a whiskey bar and serving delicious contemporary American fare. The two floor restaurant has a luxurious 60 seat dining room with Venetian blown glass and teardrop crystals, elevated banquettes around the large bar and a live band of musicians. The first floor houses the earthy whiskey bar done up in wood and has comfy booths ideal to watch a game or enjoy drinks while nibbling on delectable snacks. Lastly the second floor is The Absinthe Lounge, a Parisian inspired club, where DJ's spin to sway you in the night. This chic space is also available for private events. The Whiskey Bar and tap room boasts about more than 90 types of whiskeys, 20 tap beers and much more. You can be sure the tap will never run dry here in Time.

Sang Kee, established in 1980, is best known for its specialty, the Peking Duck. This gem proudly serves authentic Asian specialties, made using age-old recipes and fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Dishes such as shrimp dumplings, wonton noodle soup and of course, their legendary Peking duck are truly unforgettable, and bring a wide demographic of locals and tourists to this Chinatown eatery. Apart from a wide range of Chinese dishes, the menu includes a good selection of Hong Konger preparations as well. The service here is nice and friendly, reflecting its casual, relaxed ambiance while the prices are quite fair; if you're hankering for some delicious Peking Duck when in Philly, Sang Kee Peking Duck House is your best bet!

If you've got Cuban cuisine fever mixed with a love of 1940s movies, this restaurant should be on your to-do list. Cuba Libre even has a salsa floor to groove on while the food takes its time to be prepared. From the drinks to entrees to desserts - it's all delicious and original. This is a unique and festive place to spend a night out.

The sultry sounds of South American music, tanks of tropical fish, and authentic Brazilian cuisine make Brasil's Restaurant a cozy dinner destination. Downstairs: Cool and quiet, an effect of soft lighting and tanks of tropical fish. Before dancing, enjoy a distinctive blend of spices at the traditional rodizio, a Brazilian dinner buffet where you can sample more food than you can eat. Upstairs: A packed and popular Latin dance club. On Friday nights you'll be swept up by the sound of live music and dancing that will thrust you into the heart and soul of Latin America.