Living in Philadelphia means you have easy access to some of the most unique, interesting places to eat in the world. Still, we all end up falling into routines, going to our favorite places, and not thinking to try something new. If you haven't visited each of these quirky restaurants in Philadelphia, you're really missing out on a great meal and a good time. Check out these unique Philly restaurants as soon as possible!

1. Talula's Garden

Dine in Philadelphia's most beautiful restaurant as soon as the weather breaks. Enjoy their famous cheese plates in a stunning garden setting. You'll find it at 210 W Washington Square.

2. Royal Sushi & Izakaya

Royal Sushi & Izakaya serves up the best sushi in Philadelphia in a nondescript building at 780-782 S 2nd Street. There's no sign out front - just look for the red lantern. The front room is lively and loud, sake flows freely, and old anime is projected onto the brick walls. So, if you're looking for "unique dining experiences near me," this is the place!

3. The Victor Cafe

South Philly's Victor Cafe has been music lovers' favorite spot for decades. It began as a gramophone shop in the early 1900s, then transitioned into a restaurant after Prohibition. In the 1970s, opera students began signing on their shifts, and a tradition was born. Now, dine and enjoy performances while you eat. This is one of the most unique restaurants in Philadelphia. The Victor Cafe is located at 1303 Dickinson St., Philadelphia, PA

4. Tattooed Mom

Tattooed Mom is a quirky South Street bar that has become legendary for their craft nights, game nights, and interesting cocktails. While the drinks change seasonally, you might luck out and get to try their Cotton Candy Old Fashioned or a fizzy drink made with Pop Rocks. Their menu offers bar food basics with a twist - like garlic parmesan pepper tater tots or a pickled chicken sandwich. Visit Tattooed Mom at 530 South Street.

5. Pizza Brain

Pizza Brain is a BYOB spot in Fishtown that's known for serving up delicious pies, but it's worth visiting for more than that; this quirky Philadelphia restaurant is actually the nation's largest pizza museum! You won't believe how much pizza-related memorabilia they've collected until you see it for yourself. It's one of the coolest restaurants in Philly. Head up to 2313 Frankford Ave. to check it out.

6. Marrakesh

If you want an authentic Moroccan dining experience, there's only one place to go. Marrakesh is a tiny restaurant where you'll be in close quarters, sitting on cushions on the floor, dining from authentic plates, and tasting plenty of great dishes. Find it at 517 S Leithgow St., Philadelphia.

7. Moshulu

The famed Moshulu is docked at Penn's Landing, and it's the only tall ship restaurant in the world. Dine above deck at their bar for one of the city's best happy hours, or head below deck for a gourmet meal you'll never forget. Save room for dessert, because their deconstructed s'mores or chocolate and wine pairings are unlike any other in the city.

8. Reading Terminal Market

Reading Terminal Market, located at 12th & Arch, is Philadelphia's foodie heaven. Try everything you could possibly think of - from Philadelphia's first ice cream at Bassett's to the best sandwich in America at DiNic's. Pick up fresh meat for dinner this week and grab some chocolate to satisfy your sweet tooth. Really, Reading Terminal is perfect.

Where do you like to dine when you want a night out? Have you been to any of these unique Philly restaurants Tell us in the comments! You can discover more food options in town on an exciting food tour in Philadelphia.

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