OpenTable Names Eight Philly Restaurants to Top 100
Eight Philadelphia restaurants made OpenTable's 2026 list of the top 100 restaurants in America, while Parc in Rittenhouse Square dropped off.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Dining Out

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OpenTable's top 100 restaurants in America list for 2026 includes eight Philadelphia restaurants, among them Fiorella, Saloon, Mawn, Friday Saturday Sunday, Her Place Supper Club, Provenance, Vetri Cucina and Sao. Parc, a French bistro in Rittenhouse Square, fell off the rankings for 2026.
Why it matters
The ranking gives Philadelphia diners a curated guide to restaurants recognized at a national level across several neighborhoods. Its shifting membership, with three newcomers and one departure, signals which local kitchens are gaining national attention.
Eight Philadelphia restaurants appear on OpenTable's 100-restaurant national list for 2026, a ranking drawn from the broader set of restaurants in America. The extraction does not describe the selection criteria, and it is not stated how many Philadelphia restaurants appeared on the prior year's list for comparison.
The players
OpenTable
OpenTable is an online restaurant reservation platform whose annual rankings of top restaurants are widely followed by diners.
Parc
Parc is a French bistro in Rittenhouse Square that was included in previous OpenTable rankings but dropped off for 2026.
The details
Fiorella and Saloon in Bella Vista, Mawn (a Cambodian restaurant in Bella Vista), Friday Saturday Sunday and Her Place Supper Club in Center City, Provenance in Society Hill, Vetri Cucina in Center City, and Sao in South Philadelphia were all named. Mawn's South Philadelphia sister restaurant Sao also ranked among the nation's top 100.
Timeline
2026: OpenTable's top 100 America restaurant rankings were published.
Culture Shift
OpenTable's annual top 100 America list is a recurring national barometer of restaurant prominence, and this year's edition adds three Philadelphia newcomers while Parc, a Rittenhouse Square bistro, falls off. The shifting roster reflects how neighborhood restaurants such as Mawn and Provenance are gaining national recognition.
Philadelphia diners looking for newly recognized restaurants can consider Friday Saturday Sunday, Her Place Supper Club, and Provenance, which are first-time entrants on this list. Those who want to visit Parc should note it no longer appears on the 2026 rankings.
The takeaway
The 2026 list suggests Philadelphia's dining scene is spreading beyond Center City into neighborhoods like Bella Vista, Society Hill and South Philadelphia. Diners interested in national recognition can watch which restaurants keep their place on future editions of the ranking.
Further reading
For more local picks, explore Philadelphia Dining Out to see where these restaurants fit in the city's broader food scene.
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