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May 21, 2019

Food & Wine names Philly's Cadence as No. 1 pick for Best New Restaurant

Time to make a reservation at the South Kensington BYOB that was ranked the best new spot to eat in America for 2019

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Cadence Courtesy of/Neal Santos

Chefs Jon Nodler and Michael Fry, and Pastry Chef Samantha Kincaid opened Cadence, a new-American BYOB, at 161 W. Girard Ave.

Food & Wine picked "neighborhood charmer" Cadence in South Kensington as its No. 1 for the magazine's Best New Restaurants 2019 list.

The Philly BYOB beat out other restaurants making a name for themselves in places like New York City, Los Angeles and Austin.


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Chefs Michael Fry, Samantha Kincaid and Jon Nodler opened Cadence in March 2018 at 161 W. Girard Ave. The restaurant serves new-American cuisine, with a focus on seasonal ingredients from the region, and has both à la carte options and a four-course menu, as well as a thoughtful nonalcoholic drink selection.

"Simple pleasures and serious food – for once, you don’t have to choose between them," states Food & Wine as for why Cadence won the top spot on their annual list.

The magazine praises Cadence for being a "feel-good restaurant" with "basic goodness that carries through in every exchange," and also states "Both savory and sweet are handled with a masterful command of acid here."

Read the full review from Food & Wine.


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