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I just found out that I need to host a business dinner in the Center City area on Monday night for 11-12 people. Can anyone suggest a suitable place?

It is a Man dinner - steaks are good, big fish same.

Please - any ideas are welcome.

Thanks

Bill

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Can do, easy!

Naturally, I can't be sure if Twenty Manning is particularly suited to a "man" dinner, but it's in the name. Got a few special menus for you to look at, too.

PM/email me for more info.

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Posted (edited)

Twenty Manning for a dinner with the guys? Cmon. Shilling is a no-no here.

I'd choose Fogo de Chao, at Juniper & Chestnut for the Argentinian take on rodizio, with lots of skewered meat, an impressive service staff and a jovial tone to the whole place.

I'd also consider Nineteen atop the Park Hyatt at The Bellevue for an impressive raw bar, a swank bar, a world referenced menu and a breathtaking airy view at night.

Edited by Rich Pawlak (log)

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Posted

I just went to Devon for the first time for an impromptu business dinner and it's the kind of place you're looking for. Steaks and lobsters. Service was a bit off but the steaks were great.

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I'd choose Fogo de Chao, at Juniper & Chestnut for the Argentinian take on rodizio, with lots of skewered meat, an impressive service staff and a jovial tone to the whole place.

Just what came to mind when I read the original post. Fun stuff!

Posted

Try Davio's (17th & Chestnut?). They certainly meet your specifications and I think they have the ability to close off certain segments of the restaurant to give some element of privacy. If you are actually looking to conduct business or have business discussions, this might be a bit more what you are looking for as opposed to Fogo de Chao, where servers will be buzzing around to carve you meat.

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