Academic Bistro

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101 N 33rd St
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Drexel University, located in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a prestigious R1 research institution recognized for its extensive commitment to experiential education. Founded by Anthony J. Drexel, the university uniquely integrates innovative curricula with comprehensive co-operative education opportunities, preparing students for success in a rapidly changing world.

With a strong focus on diversity, inclusion, and community engagement, Drexel foster a vibrant campus life with over 300 student organizations and a competitive athletic environment. Its unique model promotes collaborative learning and a sense of civic responsibility, inspiring students to make meaningful contributions to their fields and society.

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5.06 reviews
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Jada G.
5/31/2018

This place is absurdly good. I've been going to Drexel for years and only vaguely heard about the restaurant on top of an academic building (THE Academic Building, if you well). The prix-fixe...

Clara R.
3/7/2019

Great place great meal great deal!!! Food was amazing, had the choice between a lobster and duck entree, and the students doing the service are incredibly nice. You need to make reservations...

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Sarah P.
9/28/2009

Really, really cool place in Philadelphia that very few people are aware of. Drexel's Academic Bistro serves prix fixe lunches and dinners in a beautiful dining room with a wonderful view of the...

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Kiki L.
2/11/2016

Always a 5 star! The academic bistro serves high-end restaurant quality food and offers fine dining service for 1/3 of the normal market price! Make reservations on open table to start your...

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Emma D.
5/9/2018

The food is always excellent and different from what I would get at a usual restaurant, which is nice because the limited menu makes me try new things. The quality of the food is fantastic. I...

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