Philadelphia’s culinary scene continues to evolve with a wave of sophisticated, innovative, and locally inspired openings this June. Whether you're exploring vibrant neighborhoods or entertaining guests, these new restaurants offer more than just meals—they create experiences worth savoring.
El Chingón Fishtown Expansion
One of South Philly’s favorite Mexican eateries has officially opened its Fishtown location. Expect signature cemitas and tacos folded into house-made sourdough tortillas. The highlight? A “jardin de agave”—chef Carlos Aparicio’s agave-forward take on a beer garden. 1431 Frankford Avenue
Leo at the Kimmel Center
Refined yet coastal, Leo brings a fresh concept to the Avenue of the Arts. Led by NYC chef Chris Cryer, the menu features coriander-cured hiramasa and clam campanelle in a sleek, contemporary setting perfect for pre-theater dining. 1414 Spruce Street
Casa Borinqueña in East Kensington
An offshoot of its San Francisco namesake, Casa Borinqueña offers vibrant vegan Puerto Rican fare. The must-try? Mofongo cups that balance heritage and innovation, drawing food lovers from all over the city. 2557 Amber Street
Nakama Japanese Cuisine & Omakase
This BYOB gem invites diners into an 80-minute, 17-course omakase experience for $125. For those on the go, an à la carte menu and takeout options provide flexibility without sacrificing quality. 45 North 13th Street
Newsroom Philly
Disguised behind a soda vending machine, this cocktail bar and eatery in Northern Liberties fuses high-concept design with exclusive ambiance. Inspired by its NYC sibling, it’s where speakeasy meets magazine stand chic. 1102 Germantown Avenue
Tu Rinconcito in Old City
Family-run with recipes straight from San Luis Potosí, Tu Rinconcito serves traditional Mexican comfort food with heart—quesadillas, burritos, tortas, and more. A charming new staple for Old City locals. 17 North Third Street
All Aboard Candy near Rittenhouse
Not your average sweets shop, this boutique offers curated candy charcuterie boards perfect for luxe entertaining. What began as a pandemic project is now a colorful, joyful storefront. 233 South 20th Street
Whether you're a local resident or planning a relocation, these restaurants enrich the lifestyle of every neighborhood they touch. The energy, flavor, and innovation found in each opening reflect the evolving luxury of living in Greater Philadelphia.
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Photo credits: Neal Santos/Leo
