Pine Street Grill

A masterclass in the "neighborhood favorite." After the high-concept brilliance of Her Place and My Loup, Amanda Shulman and Alex Kemp have created something Philadelphia desperately needed: a cozy, approachable corner spot that doesn’t sacrifice an ounce of culinary integrity. The vibe is effortlessly cool but welcoming—perfect for a Tuesday night burger or a weekend family dinner. The PSG Burger is already legendary (that dry-aged double patty is a dream), but don't sleep on the matzah ball soup or the rotisserie chicken, which taste like the best possible versions of home cooking. It’s rare to find a place that feels this grounded while being run by a Michelin-starred team. Whether you’re here for the $20 late-night burger-and-beer special or a full spread of "Philly Balls" and eggplant parm, you can feel the care in every bite. A true gem for Fitler Square!

The service was warm and hospitable and the food was delicious! I had the matzo ball soup and it was so perfect for a cold winter day. I will be back many times!!!

Absolutely dynamite. Not fancy. Just good. A welcome addition to the neighborhood. I expect to be a regular.

I wish this was closer to use so we could eat here three times a week! The ideal neighborhood spot. I dream of the eggplant parm!

Really good! The fat eggplant parm was probably the most surprising standout but we also had the burger, shrimp pil pil, wings, philly balls, and pretzel. Everything was great.

Most amazing dinner! Every item was a standout and worth a return trip!

We walked into Pine Street Grill on Valentines Day and had a great experience. The staff were all exceptionally attentive and friendly. Their espresso martini is excellent. I had the eggplant and LOVED it. I wish it had been served warmer but I will definitely be back to have it again. We also got the cookie skillet which was only OK - I think usually those are better served on the gooey side - this cookie almost could have been picked up and eaten out the skillet. The ambiance and decor (and music!) are great. Can't wait to to be back.

It makes me feel warm and safe to know that Pine Street Grill is in the neighborhood. Everything Amanda and Alex touch turns to yum. Super smart team. The whole operation is so competent right out of the gate. Food is fantastic and accessible. The best wings, Philly Balls, PSG burger, mac & cheese, pretzel, nuggs, interesting salads, matzah ball soup; lots more comfort food as well as fine dining options like steak, salmon and chicken that make for a sweet ‘n’ easy evening. Appropriate for actual as well as grown up kids. Get the carrot cake. Happy hour from 4-6. Burger and beer special from 9:30-10:30. Excellent bartenders! Thanks Jill, Josh and Catherine. While a reservation is not easy to score, I’ve had good luck with walk ins. This place has been popping from the get go.

This place is special. I’ve walked in twice with no reservation and grabbed a bar seat instantly. I know a lot of that is luck with their seating policy, which I understand logistically makes sense for the restaurants effort to prioritize open seating for walk ins. The Staff and ambiance are warm, welcoming and the atmosphere is everything you’d want from a neighborhood grill. The food is where PSG sets itself apart from other local bar/grill experiences. Over two visits, I had wings, the burger, Greek salad, shrimp and the matzah soup; all exceeded any expectation I would have for a local corner bar (understatement). The carrot cake was legitimately life changing. The Guinness is the best I’ve had in Philly - just as good as meetinghouse. My buddy ordered from the wine list, something I know very little about, and he was impressed with the selections from the glass and blown away by the bottle selection. Make it a point to check out PSG.

Great PSG burger! Get there early! Seem like tables are set up more for 2 people seating. Limited seating for big parties

Just ok. I tried the wings and the burger, and while nothing was bad, I was underwhelmed. The atmosphere is very small, dark, and dingy inside. It's also very crowded, with staff lurking and staring over you. I was really looking forward to trying this place, but I doubt I'll be back.

A disgrace! We live 300 feet from Pine Street Grill. Walked in at 630 on a Thursday saying “We are just going to have a drink at the bar.” The Host says “Oh No…you simply cannot do that. There are no seats at the bar.” We replied “No worries. Happy to stand.” Hand to his heart astounded said “Oh No! You can’t just STAND at the bar!” Libbie Loup Hospitality, take your pretentiousness away from Fitler’s Square. We miss you Dmitris!