Spice Finch

Mediterranean restaurant · Rittenhouse

Spice Finch

Mediterranean restaurant · Rittenhouse

14

220 S 17th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA

Photos

Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by Justin Blasi
Spice Finch by Max Grudzinski
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null
Spice Finch by null

Highlights

Spice Finch, a vibrant Mediterranean bistro at the Warwick Hotel, serves up creative cocktails and deliciously bold dishes in a stylish setting.  

Featured in The Infatuation
Featured in Eater

220 S 17th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA Get directions

spicefinchphilly.com
@spicefinchphilly

$50–100 · Menu

Reserve

Information

Static Map

220 S 17th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA Get directions

+1 215 309 2238
spicefinchphilly.com
@spicefinchphilly

$50–100 · Menu

Reserve

Features

payment credit card
Tap to pay
reservations
wifi
outdoor seating

Last updated

Jul 9, 2025

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2025 Postcard Technologies, Inc.
@eater

"This restaurant at the Warwick Hotel in Rittenhouse serves Mediterranean and Middle Eastern fare, such as date-braised lamb shank and farro-stuffed grape leaves. This popular spot has a spacious bar and is open late, including for breakfast." - George Banks-Weston

Philly’s Best Mediterranean Restaurants
View Postcard for Spice Finch
@infatuation

"When Spice Finch opened in 2018, it was easy to forget that it’s technically a hotel restaurant. The expansive Mediterranean spot is covered in modern wooden paneling, marble tile, and has a big, impressive bar smack in the middle that was always buzzing. It’s attached to the Warwick just off Rittenhouse Square, but it felt nothing like the 1920’s-era hotel (and there were no broken toasters or vats of crusty scrambled eggs in sight). But in spite of its still-chic interiors, the restaurant’s lackluster menu and service means its heyday has finally passed. photo credit: Max Grudzinski While the bar is still fairly busy with tourists or post-work colleagues, it now feels a lot more like a restaurant that only hungover guests staying a few floors up will be excited to check out. Sure, the Shabazi fries and Peri Peri shrimp are still solid, but most of the menu is tired and underwhelming. The blistered peppers have lost their spark, the broccoli salad was always boring, and while the duck wings are fine, who really wants to eat them over their chicken counterparts? photo credit: Max Grudzinski It works when you forget to make a reservation and need to feed a group near Rittenhouse, or want to grab a cocktail before dinner nearby. But if you can’t stand house music or want a really great Med meal, head to Suraya or Kanella instead." - Alison B. Kessler

Spice Finch Review - Rittenhouse - Philadelphia - The Infatuation
View Postcard for Spice Finch
@eater

"Or make a meal of it at Spice Finch, where kingfish carpaccio, peri-peri shrimp, whole roasted fish, and a vodka-and-prosecco cocktail all feature preserved lemon." - Diana Lu

An Illustrated Guide to the Ingredients Used at Nam Phuong, - Eater Philly
View Postcard for Spice Finch
@eater

"Spice Finch will donate 10 percent of all beverage sales." - Dayna Evans

Philly Restaurants Fundraise for Abortion Funds Over July 4th Weekend - Eater Philly
View Postcard for Spice Finch
@eater

"After competing on four seasons of Bravo’s Top Chef, Philly’s own Jen Carroll has become a regular on the popular cooking show and earned national attention. While her restaurant Spice Finch was closed, she took her television talents to the smaller screen with a series of regular, live-streamed cooking events." - Sarah Maiellano

The Philly Chefs Who Pivoted to Ghost Kitchens, To-Go Sauces, and Grocery Concepts During the Pandemic - Eater Philly
View Postcard for Spice Finch