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  1. Amá

    Mexico City

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    Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap a corner of Fishtown where chef Frankie Ramirez runs an ambitious, high-end Mexican restaurant closer in spirit to Mexico City than to anything else on the Philly dining scene. The cocktail list leans into sotol and other Mexican ingredients, and the menu is built for sharing, from tostadas to a whole wood-fired pulpo. A James Beard Emerging Chef semifinalist in 2026.

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    • Tuna tostada

      “Try the tuna tostada, a crisp-fried tortilla piled high with avocado, and raw tuna seasoned with the restaurant’s salsa macha.”

      Eater
    • Tlayuda

      “Also consider the seasonal tlayuda from Oaxaca that’s rarely found in Philly.”

      Eater
    • Wood-fired pulpo

      “especially if you lean into some of the larger, entrees like the whole wood-fired pulpo or the carne asada”

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    • Carne asada

      “especially if you lean into some of the larger, entrees like the whole wood-fired pulpo or the carne asada, a wagyu steak nicely cooked and served with ancho butter, a pool of mole, and a bowl of chochoyotes”

      Eater

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