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Lacroix Restaurant at The Rittenhouse Philadelphia Reviews
I really wanted to like this place.
I was staying at the Rittenhouse and was told that this place was not to be missed by many. I showed up late to a business breakfast with colleagues and we had a meeting we had to get to. We set aside plenty of time but when the waitress showed up
Service was remarkable.
Everton is so knowledgeable and hospitable. He helped us pick a meal we will never forget. The food was a piece of art. Definitely a place for special occasions.
Totally tasteless omelette
This is the second year in a row. I had a breakfast in this restaurant and it is the second year in a row. I am writing a TripAdvisor review to say that the omelette is totally tasteless. It is beyond belief that the hotel either isn’t reading thes
Warning: Sunday buffet price is $160 per head and sooooo not worth it
I don't know how many separate offerings were available; probably as many as 50, maybe more. Frankly, I don't like buffets, because they tend to be expensive, unless one has a beastly appetite and capacity, and -- almost without fail -- the
It genuinely pains me greatly to write this updated review
It genuinely pains me greatly to write this updated review on Lacroix. As a point of reference, I've celebrated many occasions here and have experienced dining at Lacroix pre, during, and post-pandemic. What I loved about this establishment, the
An absolute insult for the price; dry, cold and flavorless
An absolute insult for the price; dry, cold and flavorless food, empty dishes on the buffet and the kicker was pieces of toast with butter and radishes for consumption, lol. Walking through a busy kitchen to serve yourself for brunch is disgraceful
I thought I would have a wonderful Christmas day brunch
I thought I would have a wonderful Christmas day brunch experience, only to have to wait a half hour for a reserved table standing at the reception desk, never being acknowledged among other customers as well; not even eye contact. Even entering the
We wanted to love this place so much, but unfortunately it
We wanted to love this place so much, but unfortunately it was very disappointing :( We went for Sunday brunch, which is buffet style. Now, we all know buffets are not always top notch, but paying over 1K dollars for 6 people, you'd expect a LOT
Servers and waitstaff are fantastic.
Time to wait for your entree or anything else you may as well be in line for your social security check when your 35.
1 star service, 5 star fees
Worst high end meal experience. Got the tasting menu and wine paring which by the way costs $500 per couple. Started off with wait staff pouring the first glass of water all over the table, yup they missed the glass. Asked for a new table cloth but
Worst high end meal experience.
Got the tasting menu and wine paring which by the way costs $500 per couple. Half way through the entire meal they forgot about us, no food came out for 30 minutes. When food did arrive they skipped over dishes and had the entire pairing so messed u
Came in for happy hour and sat at the bar.
Ended up having dinner as well with the quenelles of pike with sauce nantua. Delicious!
If you haven't been to the Sunday brunch at Lacroix, you
If you haven't been to the Sunday brunch at Lacroix, you don't know what you are are missing. The best brunch in Philly!You can experience the service for yourselves because everyone feels differently!
Ok food- not worth the hassle with the disturbances
Food was OK but there was a protest outside that was incredibly loud and disturbing of our night out. I don’t think I will go back until the protesting is over. It was uncomfortable to sit there.
If I can give 0 start for how we were treated on 1.7.24, I would.
I think this was the worst restaurant experience I had in my life. The staff was extremely rude, starting with the hostess. We had a reservation for a 2pm birthday brunch with my boyfriend and when we asked if we could sit at another table further aw
Too expensive—Cost/Value disconnect
The 3 star rating balances the cost in conjunction with the food offerings. The food was good for the most part but the number of dishes available was less than half of what they offered before. The dessert table was simply pathetic. Not only were
Fine Dining Tapas
There is no questioning that this is a refined establishment. Nothing ruffles them. But once you sit down, you'll have to reset your expectations. It's neither a traditional menu nor a tasting menu. The recommendation for a couple is s
Does not measure up(dinner)
Let me just say I have been to lacroix for brunch on Sundays many times over the years. It's absolutely the best splurge you can do. I have not however been there since covid hit. We decided to try dinner. Celebration of 2 birthdays and anni
Some excellent dishes, wine pairing weak, timing off
Husband and I came for a pre-holiday treat. Once seated we were greeted nicely and drinks came timely. However upon receiving the drinks we were immediately barraged with an amuse bouche and bread and our first course all at the same time. We aske
Inventive menu with great service.....but dessert and the 'buffet' ruined the evening
The food was actually very good, with a very inventive menu and the service was on point. We enjoyed our Library Bar cocktails and the courses were nicely timed and rather inventive. Really enjoyed the risotto and the pumpkin dish, along with the sho
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