Museum Quality

Nicholas Elmi has put power and creativity behind this menu, and his corporate overlords don't seem concerned with micromanaging his use of black garlic, ice plant, foie or frog's legs.

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Posted: Thu, Jun. 14, 2012, 12:00 AM

Museum Quality

Housed in the Art Alliance, Rittenhouse Tavern showcases the stunning work of a former Le Bec-Fin chef.

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