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Address: 2005 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (267) 239-5925
Website: http://myloupphl.com/
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Our first course was a showstopper: oysters, clams, carpaccio , scallops with grapefruit, and pickled shrimp each bite was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The seafood truly set a luxurious tone for the evening.
For the second course, we enjoyed roast beef with fries, a I was invited to My Loup in Philly by some very cool friends who wanted me to try their incredible delicacies, and it was an unforgettable New Year’s Eve experience. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt elegant, sophisticated, and festive, perfectly setting the tone for a special celebration.
Our first course was a showstopper: oysters, clams, carpaccio scallops with grapefruit, and pickled shrimp each bite was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The seafood truly set a luxurious tone for the evening.
For the second course, we enjoyed roast beef with fries, a green garlic escar roll, and foie gras. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared, rich in flavor, and perfectly balanced.
The third course was phenomenal: whole trout, clam chowder, and chicken in mushroom sauce — the chicken was unbelievably tender and flavorful, while the trout and chowder were exquisite, highlighting the restaurant’s mastery of technique and ingredient quality.
Dessert was the perfect finale: a decadent chocolate cake and pomegranate sundae that combined richness with a refreshing burst of flavor indulgent yet refined.
The service was impeccable, with attentive, professional staff who made the evening seamless and enjoyable. Every detail, from presentation to timing, reflected the restaurant’s upscale standards.
Overall, My Loup delivered an extraordinary dining experience luxurious, creative, and unforgettable. Celebrating New Year’s Eve here with great friends and impeccable food made it one of the most memorable nights of the year.. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared, rich in flavor, and perfectly balanced.
The third course was phenomenal: whole trout, clam chowder, and chicken in mushroom sauce the chicken was unbelievably tender and flavorful, while the trout and chowder were exquisite, highlighting the restaurant’s mastery of technique and ingredient quality.
Dessert was the perfect finale: a decadent chocolate cake and pomegranate sundae that combined richness with a refreshing burst of flavor indulgent yet refined.
The service was impeccable, with attentive, professional staff who made the evening seamless and enjoyable. Every detail, from presentation to timing, reflected the restaurant’s upscale standards.
Overall, My Loup delivered an extraordinary dining experience luxurious, creative, and unforgettable. Celebrating New Year’s Eve here with great friends and impeccable food made it one of the most memorable nights of the year.
Definitely would love to go again, i also like the idea of having a different menu each visit.
The food was outstanding. Highlights included the seafood platter, especially the sea urchin and pickled shrimp, which offered a delightful balance of freshness and acidity. The main course, a bone-in pork chop, was cooked to perfection—each bite was rich, tender, and deeply satisfying. The Let Us Cook option gave us a well-curated sampling of dishes, and we left feeling both full and impressed.
I wholeheartedly recommend My Loup for its exceptional cuisine and top-tier service. It’s a place where hospitality and culinary artistry come together beautifully.
If you’re sitting in the front of the restaurant, despite their efforts to hang additional wind guards, prepare to get gusts of cold air.
Onto the food, nothing blew me away, especially for the price. The escar-“roll” and razor clams lacked any interesting flavor and truly seemed like something I could make myself.
The chorizo stuffed squid, with lobster was simple. And for the price, I’d at least expect the lobster to melt in my mouth- it was chewy and not note worthy.
The most delicious part of the meal was the drinks and the free provided “pup cup” style dessert (due to celebrating a birthday).
Due to being unimpressed by the starters we decided to skip mains and go elsewhere.
We went with dishes that were previously recommended in reviews we read, but you probably can’t go wrong with anything. Next time, we will be more adventurous and go with the “Let Us Cook” option to free us from the burden of deciding between great dishes. I normally don’t drink but the cocktails were all thoughtfully curated and complemented the dishes well.
Plateau Fruits de Mar- big sea food sampler and great way to start the meal! For our sampler, it included their famous pickled shrimp and razor clams. It basically includes about 6 seafood appetizers- all unique and flavorful.
Green Garlic ‘Esca-roll’- this was a fun way to enjoy escargot. a big buttery roll with the escargot and parmesan cheese interspersed between the crevices of the roll (just like the shape of a snail shell).
Halibut “Clams & Shells Chowder”, Ham- our favorite dish of the night. The chef surprised us with a big dallop of caviar simply for bringing our baby! It was our first time enjoying caviar, and very memorable it happened this way. It wasn’t until we arrived at home that we realized we were talking to Alex Kemp himself. And probably just coincidentally, our baby daughters shared the same name.
We really felt the restaurant’s passion for creating an unforgettable experience and hope others will get a chance to experience it too.
Unfortunately, when we returned last night (September 2025), the experience was far from the same. The new menu felt underwhelming, and the overall food quality had declined noticeably.
We ordered the tuna tartare appetizer, sungold tomato appetizer, and the Escar-roll to start. For mains, we tried the “à la David” chicken and the skirt steak, followed by the Mille-feuille for dessert.
The biggest disappointment was the skirt steak. We weren’t asked how we wanted it cooked, and it arrived nearly raw (blue, not even medium rare). The server didn’t check in until later, and when we explained the issue, the steak was taken back. A few minutes later, the same steak returned, reheated in the same jus. Unfortunately, it was still very rare, overly gamey from the reheating, and extremely chewy — inedible, really. We couldn’t finish the steak and informed the server again, but despite the clear issue, we were still charged the full $70 for the dish and seemed like she didn’t even cared about this issue.(The photo attached shows the steak after it was “recooked.”)
On the positive side, the chicken was enjoyable, and both the escargot dish and the dessert were highlights of the evening. Still, given our excitement to revisit after such a stellar first experience in 2023, this return was deeply disappointing. Between the service and the food, we left unsatisfied and, sadly, don’t see ourselves coming back and unfortunately had to update my review from 5 stars to 3.
Must visit!! Philly is such a food scene and this place sits on the top of list – Craig Laban top 10 for a reason! #IYKYK