House-made pastas, Neapolitan pizzas, and elegant entrées served.
























"In celebration of Thanksgiving, Dolce Italian, located at The W Hotel, is offering a Thanksgiving Breakfast Buffet, as well as a Thanksgiving Lunch and Dinner Buffet. From 7 am to 11 am the holiday breakfast will include notable dishes that include a Belgium waffle station, frittatas, smoked salmon flatbread. For lunch and dinner from 12 pm to 7 pm, they are serving a traditional stuffed turkey and porchetta carving station, honey glazed squash, whipped potatoes, pesto baked salmon, and so much more. Lunch and dinner will run at $80 per person and $40 for children under age 12, while breakfast will run $29 per person and $16 for children under age 12. Make reservations online as soon as possible." - Ernest Owens
"A Center City hotspot, this Italian restaurant (located inside of the W Hotel) is the perfect spot to dine romantically. Try their delicious lamb osso bucco, succulent bone-in ribeye, and truffled spinach ricotta ravioli with your date for the perfect dinner combo." - Ernest Owens
"Located beside the W Philadelphia in Center City, Dolce Italian is an undoubtably fancy spot for pasta and cocktails. Here, Sunday brunches feature endless rosé and mimosas, black cod is served with crispy saffron risotto, and their rack of lamb is accompanied with cannellini beans — a culinary range for staycationers looking to be wowed." - Ernest Owens
"One of the most romantic date night options in the Restaurant Week bunch, Dolce Italian is elegant, intimate, and serves some of the most consistent Italian cuisine in the area. Pro-Tip: It’s located in the luxurious W Hotel — book a room or check out the expansive bar lounge nearby to keep the party going." - Ernest Owens
"A Center City hotspot, this Italian restaurant (located inside of the W Hotel) is the perfect spot to dine romantically. Try their delicious lamb osso bucco, succulent bone-in ribeye, and truffled spinach ricotta ravioli with your date for the perfect dinner combo." - Ernest Owens