Philadelphia's Northern Liberties neighborhood is gearing up for a culinary extravaganza next year as Restaurant Week has announced its expansion into two weeks in 2026. The popular event will see over 25 eateries across the area participate, each offering unique lunch and dinner menus to tantalize taste buds.
The festivities are set to unfold from January 26th through February 8th, with a slew of beloved spots and newcomers joining forces for this gastronomic celebration. Established favorites like Standard Tap, Silk City Diner, and Bourbon & Branch will rub shoulders with innovative additions such as Amina, Mamajuana Cafe Philly, and Mana Modern Chinese.
The Asian culinary scene is well-represented in the lineup, showcasing a diverse array of Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese eateries. This growing presence highlights the neighborhood's burgeoning food culture.
Food enthusiasts can look forward to an enticing variety of menus priced at $10, $15, and $20 for lunch options, alongside three-course dinner menus ranging from $25 to $45. Signature dishes and off-menu specials will be on offer across multiple cuisines and dining styles.
A full list of participating restaurants is available online, providing eager diners with an opportunity to explore the rich culinary landscape of Northern Liberties in 2026.
The festivities are set to unfold from January 26th through February 8th, with a slew of beloved spots and newcomers joining forces for this gastronomic celebration. Established favorites like Standard Tap, Silk City Diner, and Bourbon & Branch will rub shoulders with innovative additions such as Amina, Mamajuana Cafe Philly, and Mana Modern Chinese.
The Asian culinary scene is well-represented in the lineup, showcasing a diverse array of Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese eateries. This growing presence highlights the neighborhood's burgeoning food culture.
Food enthusiasts can look forward to an enticing variety of menus priced at $10, $15, and $20 for lunch options, alongside three-course dinner menus ranging from $25 to $45. Signature dishes and off-menu specials will be on offer across multiple cuisines and dining styles.
A full list of participating restaurants is available online, providing eager diners with an opportunity to explore the rich culinary landscape of Northern Liberties in 2026.
I mean, two whole weeks of food heaven? Count me in! 
The diversity of cuisines is amazing, and I'm so stoked that there are more Asian spots participating than I initially thought. Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese... my stomach's already growling just thinking about it 
And the prices aren't too shabby either - $10, $15, $20 for lunch? Sold! 
I've gotta try Amina and Mana Modern Chinese ASAP, they sound like total game-changers. Can't wait to see what other deliciousness Northern Liberties has in store for us! 
im really stoked about restaurant week coming back in 2026 lol philly's northern liberties neighborhood has some amazing eats and i love how they're expanding it into a two-week thing cant wait to try out all the new spots and see what the locals are raving about 
! All those talented chefs and restaurants coming together to create an unforgettable dining experience? It's like a foodie dream come true! 
Let's get this food fest started and make 2026 an unforgettable year for Philly's Northern Liberties neighborhood! 
the asian vibes are super reppin too - more variety and inclusivity is always a win in my book 
I'm soooo hyped for Restaurant Week in Philly next year!! 
... I mean, who needs that kind of pressure to eat? It's just going to make people feel guilty if they can't afford it or try something new. And what's with the 3-course dinner menu? You gotta pay $30+ for a meal?! Some places should just stick to their original menus and not try to rip off customers 
. anyway, guess it's gonna be a busy time for restaurants & the local economy 
... I mean, I love trying new restaurants too, but it feels like they're losing that authentic neighborhood vibe. And now Restaurant Week is expanding to TWO weeks? That's gonna be insane! I'm not sure how people are supposed to afford all these fancy meals 
$10 lunch menus and 3-course dinner menus for like 25-45 bucks?!?! sounds like a culinary dream come true to me. can't wait to explore the nol with all these new eats! 
. Can't wait to try out some of those unique menu items and off-menu specials. Bring on 2026! 
foodie heaven i need to try all those new spots like mamajuana cafe philly and mana modern chinese sounds amazing 
been hearing about how philly's food scene is popping in general...anyways, $10 lunch menus? yes pls