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Barbuzzo

Average Cost: $$

Phone: 215-546-9300

Categories: Farm to Table , Late-Night Dining , Mediterranean , Pizza , Small Plates

Features: Full Bar , Handicap Access , Patio Seating , Smoke Free , Vegetarian Friendly

Chef-owner Marcie Turney and partner Valerie Safran (Lolita, Bindi) added to their 13th Street neighborhood holdings with their much-lauded Mediterranean restaurant, Barbuzzo. From OpenTable and the restaurant:"Barbuzzo is a Mediterranean restaurant and bar located in the trendy Midtown Village section of center city. With a wood-burning oven for pizzas and roasting, Barbuzzo's menu features rustic, hand-crafted regional fare..."Full bar. Serving lunch Mon-Fri, dinner until late night daily."From the daily-specials chalkboard highlighting purple radish sprouts or Japanese turnips, to the wall niches packed with preserved Meyer lemons, to the house-cured meats that seem to be a city-mandated requirement for opening a restaurant in 2010, Barbuzzo is in lockstep with the zeitgeist. "- Trey Popp, Philadelphia magazine, December 2010
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110 S 13th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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Best Mediterranean in Philadelphia

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Chef-owner Marcie Turney and partner Valerie Safran (Lolita, Bindi) added to their 13th Street neighborhood holdings with their much-lauded Mediterranean restaurant, Barbuzzo.

From OpenTable and the restaurant:
"Barbuzzo is a Mediterranean restaurant and bar located in the trendy Midtown Village section of center city. With a wood-burning oven for pizzas and roasting, Barbuzzo's menu features rustic, hand-crafted regional fare..."

Full bar. Serving lunch Mon-Fri, dinner until late night daily.

"From the daily-specials chalkboard highlighting purple radish sprouts or Japanese turnips, to the wall niches packed with preserved Meyer lemons, to the house-cured meats that seem to be a city-mandated requirement for opening a restaurant in 2010, Barbuzzo is in lockstep with the zeitgeist. "
- Trey Popp, Philadelphia magazine, December 2010

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