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The Prime Rib Stands Out as a High-End Dining Option at Live! Casino Philadelphia

Beyond its namesake prime rib, Live! Casino Philadelphia’s steakhouse serves Chilean sea bass, lobster bisque, and a lesser-known weekend brunch near $15.
The Prime Rib menu spans steakhouse staples and seafood
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The Prime Rib, located inside Live! Casino and Hotel Philadelphia, is getting renewed attention as one of the property’s upscale dining options. Its signature prime rib leads the way.

The steakhouse is located at 900 Packer Ave. in South Philadelphia near the stadium district. It has built a reputation as a go-to spot for anniversaries, birthdays, and date nights. It also draws strong guest feedback for service, atmosphere, and its bar program.

Prime Rib Leads a Menu Built Around Steakhouse Staples and Seafood

The restaurant’s prime rib is the main draw for many Pennsylvania steak fans. Beyond that, the menu includes a range of seafood dishes, including halibut, jumbo shrimp, clams, Chilean sea bass, scallops, oysters Rockefeller, and a signature crab cake.

According to the source report, lobster bisque is also a notable starter. The dish is packed with sizable lobster chunks. On the sides, it points to cheesy truffle mac and cheese, hand-cut French fries, carrots, Brussels sprouts with bacon, and broccolini.

For PA casino visitors, that positions The Prime Rib as more than just a standard steakhouse stop. At its piano center bar, guests specifically praise cocktails such as espresso martinis and old fashioneds.

Live Music, Brunch, and Service Are Part of the Appeal

The restaurant features live piano music. That adds to the classic steakhouse feel. The weekend brunch is also available at the venue. However, brunch is a lesser-known option, with dishes around $15.

Guest reviews cited in the source emphasize attentive service. Overall, the restaurant is said to hold a 4.4-star rating across more than 800 reviews.

That said, it is positioned as a premium-priced experience. The article says dinner typically falls in the $100-and-up range per person. Besides, a full spread of appetizers,  family-style veggies, entrees, and coffee for two totaled about $350. A casino loyalty card can reportedly provide a 15% discount.

What Visitors to Live! Casino Philadelphia Should Know

Dinner service begins at 4:30 p.m. daily. Hours run until 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and until 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

For players or other visitors, The Prime Rib appears to be one of the property’s more polished dining options, especially for a splurge meal before or after time on the gaming floor. 

Visitors should confirm current hours, menu items, and any loyalty-program discounts directly with the property before making plans.

Source: As reported by fastfoodclub.com.

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Tyler Andrews is the Content Lead for all regional Catena Media sites, including PlayPennsylvania. Growing up in Las Vegas, he's watched the industry evolve tremendously over the last four decades. In his 4+ years with Catena Media, he's played and reviewed over 100 online casinos, sportsbooks, and social casinos. He's interviewed state and federal lawmakers, industry execs, gaming analysts, and players across the country. He's currently got over three dozen mobile gambling apps on his phone and–believe it or not–has not lost a single password.

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