Amada in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Spanish, Tapas, Andalusian • Spanish tapas restaurant
217-219 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA, 19106, US
What people say about Amada
People tend to appreciate Amada for making an ensemble dinner easy: tapas come in many courses, the service can help organize a proper flow of food, and dishes like garlic shrimp, croquetas, grilled octopus, and paella provide many things to share. Cocktails and the nice Old City ambience get a good response as well. Some customers believe that individual portions are too small compared to the price; if all people sitting at the table prefer separate dishes, this should be kept in mind.
About Amada
Amada is a Spanish tapas restaurant in Old City by Jose Garces. It emphasizes its Andalusian heritage through the use of cured meats, cheeses, pinchos, small hot plates, vegetables, grilled meat, and paella, as well as chef’s tasting menus, in case the diners do not want to choose their dishes themselves.
As most of the plates are intended to be shared, this type of ordering system works the best when an entire table chooses their meals from all the available categories. This aspect turns Amada into a perfect choice for those who look for Spanish tapas restaurants in Philadelphia.
What to try at Amada
- Jamon Iberico
- Garlic Shrimp
- Patatas Bravas
- Spanish Octopus
- Lamb Meatballs
- Paella Valenciana
- Cochinillo Asado
- Tortilla Española
When to visit Amada
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Restaurant location217-219 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA, 19106, US
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