Burrata sits on South 13th Street, on a quiet residential stretch of South Philadelphia that gives little indication of what's inside. It's a small, cozy BYOB dining room, and it fills up — regulars know not to expect an empty seat on a Friday night.
The cooking leans home-style Italian, with pasta specials that rotate and a menu that leans into seafood alongside the standard staples. It's the kind of place that reads as a neighborhood fixture — somewhere locals return to often rather than save for special occasions.
The cooking leans home-style Italian, with pasta specials that rotate and a menu that leans into seafood alongside the standard staples. It's the kind of place that reads as a neighborhood fixture — somewhere locals return to often rather than save for special occasions.