Fogo De Chão Philly's Brazilian Steakhouse

Philadelphia, PA - When you’re craving some delicious steak, there is no place better to satisfy than a Brazilian churrascaria. Fogo de Chão is a leading Brazilian steakhouse, or churrascaria, which has specialized for more than 36 years in fire-roasting high-quality meats utilizing the centuries-old Southern Brazilian cooking technique of churrasco. The general Spanish term for roasting and grilling decadent meats over a blazing, open fire. The name, Fogo de Chão, means campfire or fire on the ground. The serving style is espeto corrido, or “continuous service,” with several meat selections carved table-side according to your liking and temperature.

BAP South Streets Simple Korean (Photo: BAP)

South Street Philadelphia - BAP Korean, this simple Korean quick-serve devotes its full attention to bright bibimbap: rice bowls topped with fresh and pickled vegetables, a choice of proteins plus a fried egg. 1224 South Street, (215) 735-0553, bapphilly.com

Banh Mi and Bottles Vietnamese Classics (Photo: B&B)

South Street Philadelphia - Banh Mi and Bottles: Vietnamese classics and street eats come together with crafty cocktails at this moodily lit date-night destination. A well-stocked bottle shop next door has fridges full of rare beers to take out or drink in. 712-714 South Street, (215) 800-1533, banhmiandbottles.com