Philadelphia, PA - Located on the corner of 13th and Locust Streets in Philadelphia's bustling Midtown Village, Bud & Marilyn's is a culinary love letter to the past. Opened in 2015 by acclaimed chefs Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran, this retro-chic eatery pays homage to Turney's grandparents, Bud and Marilyn, who owned a restaurant in Ripon, Wisconsin.
A Nostalgic Culinary Tribute in Midtown Village, Philadelphia
From the moment you step inside, Bud & Marilyn's transports you to a bygone era. The sleek midcentury-inspired decor, with vintage accents and cozy booths, creates a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for a casual meal with friends or a special occasion dinner.
Retro Plates with a Modern Twist
Bud & Marilyn's menu is a playful nod to classic American comfort food, reimagined with a modern sensibility and fresh, seasonal ingredients. Indulge in nostalgic favorites like pupu platters, short-rib stroganoff, and fried chicken, all prepared with a focus on quality and flavor.
Local Libations and Friendly Service
The Bud & Marilyn's bar offers a carefully curated selection of local craft beers, handcrafted cocktails inspired by American classics, and an affordable wine list. The friendly and attentive staff are always happy to offer recommendations and make your dining experience truly memorable.
Community and Sustainability
Bud & Marilyn's is committed to supporting local farmers and producers, sourcing the freshest and highest quality ingredients whenever possible. They also prioritize sustainability, implementing eco-friendly practices in their kitchen and dining room.
A Beloved Neighborhood Gem
Since its opening, Bud & Marilyn's has become a beloved fixture in Midtown Village, attracting locals and tourists with its charming atmosphere, delicious food, and warm hospitality. Whether seeking a nostalgic culinary adventure or a comfortable spot to enjoy a delightful meal, Bud & Marilyn's is a must-visit destination.
Make a reservation today and discover the magic of Bud & Marilyn's, a culinary tribute to the past that continues to delight and inspire in the heart of Philadelphia.
