Butcher and Singer

Butcher and Singer is a classic American steakhouse at 1500 Walnut Street in Philadelphia. Its setting draws on the glamour of Hollywood’s golden age, pairing a formal dining experience with an inviting sense of occasion. A tall interior, architectural detailing, and warm golden lighting give the dining room a distinctive atmosphere without taking attention away from the meal.

The menu centers on prime steaks and chops, with seafood, a raw bar, and familiar steakhouse accompaniments rounding out the selection. The raw bar includes shellfish and other chilled preparations, while the broader menu also offers salads, soups, seafood entrées, poultry, lamb, and vegetable sides. The format gives diners room to build a traditional steakhouse meal or choose a more varied combination of land and sea.

Classic cocktails are a significant part of the experience, with a drinks list that includes familiar preparations alongside house variations. Wine selections come from regions around the world and are suited to the restaurant’s meat-focused menu. Zero-proof drinks are also available, giving non-drinkers an alternative to the cocktail and wine program.

Butcher and Singer’s character is polished, theatrical, and rooted in old-school steakhouse tradition. The large dining room and attentive style make it a natural choice for celebrations, special evenings, and meals when a formal setting is part of the plan. It also works for diners who enjoy substantial portions, classic American preparations, and a menu that balances steaks with seafood and raw-bar choices. The overall experience is intentionally indulgent while remaining grounded in familiar dishes, traditional drinks, and a carefully composed dining room.