Here's where to find heated outdoor dining in Philly.
The dip into 60-degree weather means it’s time for chunky sweaters, hot drinks, and cozy seating.
While dining indoors may seem cozy with temperatures dropping, the search for suitable outdoor dining continues. If you’re eager to gather but prefer to stay outside, have no fear. The city still has plenty of comfy, heated outdoor seating despiteDine at the streetery with individual heating at each table. It’s comfortably spaced for guests to stay warm and enjoy drinks like the seasonal sidecar riff Losing Daylight, a mix of blanche armagnac, pear, fennel, luxardo bitter bianco, drambuie, lemon, and absinthe.Expect to pay $12 to $38.
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