Queen Village Restaurant Week Returns With Exclusive Dining Deals at Local Favorites

The neighborhood’s third annual Restaurant Week invites Philly food lovers to enjoy prix fixe menus and discover new restaurants from July 24–August 9

July 23, 2026

Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood is once again serving up some of the city’s best dining experiences with the return of Queen Village Restaurant Week. Back by popular demand, the third annual event brings together local restaurants offering exclusive discounts through specially curated prix fixe-style menus.

 

From July 24 through August 9 (excluding Saturdays), Queen Village Restaurant Week invites residents and visitors to explore the neighborhood’s diverse food scene while supporting the independent restaurants that make the area a must-visit destination for Philadelphia food lovers.

 

From casual lunches and light bites to full dinner experiences, participating restaurants are offering a variety of options for every type of dining occasion. Guests can enjoy lunch and lite bites for under $25, or take advantage of dinner prix fixe menus ranging from $40–$60, with options available at restaurants offering both BYOB and full bar experiences.

 

The participating lineup features many Queen Village favorites, including:

Lunch & Lite Bites — Under $25

• Adoro Lunch
• Bridget Foy’s Lunch
• Casa Oui Lunch
• Guzo Cafe
• Lucky’s Last Chance
• Mahalo Hawaiian BBQ
• Marsha’s
• MilkBoy Lunch
• New Wave Cafe
• Puyero Venezuelan Flavor
• South Flavors
• Tattooed Mom

 

Dinner — $40–$60

BYOB Restaurants

• Adoro
• Casa Nostra
• Famous 4th Street Deli
• Gnocchi
• Guzo Cafe
• La Nonna

Restaurants with Full Bars

• Bridget Foy’s

• Capri

• Casa Oui
• Cry Baby
• Fitz on 4th
• Lucky’s Last Chance
• MilkBoy
• Sam Gritz Public House
• Side Eye
• Southwark
• Twisted Tail

 

Whether you’re trying a restaurant for the first time or returning to a longtime favorite, Queen Village Restaurant Week is the perfect opportunity to experience the flavors, hospitality, and community spirit that define one of Philadelphia’s most beloved neighborhoods.

 

Planning Your Visit? Parking Options Available

For guests traveling by car, several nearby parking options are available, including:

• 215 Lombard Street — Parking garage with hourly rates

• 400 Bainbridge Street — Street parking with hourly rates
• 511 S. Front Street — Street parking with hourly rates
• 706 S. 3rd Street — Street parking with hourly rates
• 200 Lombard Street — Street parking with hourly rates
• 524 S. 3rd Street — Parking garage with hourly rates

 

For the full list of participating restaurants and additional details, visit www.qvna.org/restaurantweek.