Graduate Hospital
G-Ho is the South Street fallout zone gone tasteful: rowhouses south of Lombard, stroller traffic on Catharine, and a young-couple gravity that pulls everything toward brunch. Date here for the low-key proof-of-concept night. Pub & Kitchen for the duck burger and a bar seat that lets you actually talk. Brew for a coffee walk along Bainbridge Green. Ants Pants for weekend brunch if you are testing how they handle a wait. The tradeoff is real. There is no nightlife backbone, so plan the back half elsewhere. Best for second or third dates where the goal is signal, not spectacle.
Graduate Hospital by the numbers
Graduate Hospital tilts female, about 52% women to 48% men.
Median individual income in Graduate Hospital is about $62,400.
Pennsylvania registers voters by party, and Philadelphia is one of the most Democratic big cities in the country: where Graduate Hospital sits, Democrats are about 72% of registered voters, to 12% Republican and 16% unaffiliated or other.
The median renter in Graduate Hospital pays about $1,820 a month.
A market-rate one-bedroom in Graduate Hospital asks about $1,680 a month.
About 16,000 Graduate Hospital residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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The Continental Mid-town
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Osteria Ama Philly
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Barbuzzo
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Little Nonna's
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Barclay Prime
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Vernick Food & Drink
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Wilder
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The Sidecar Bar & Grille
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American Sardine Bar
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Jean-Georges Philadelphia
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Rex at the Royal
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Bob and Barbara's Lounge