All You Can Eat Restaurants in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Outdoor adventures may not be the first thing one thinks about when thinking Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but Philadelphia and the nearby countryside is chock full of them. There's the Schuylkill River Trail, a 23-mile path going from Philadelphia to the Valley Forge. You can hike it, bike it, run it or just bring the family to any area of it for some outdoor fun. You can sail the waters of the Delaware River or visit Nockamixon State Park for boating of all kinds. No matter what you choose, you'll be hungry that night. Perhaps a standard meal won't seem filling enough after all the energy spent outdoors that day. In that case, be sure to check out some of Philadelphia's all-you-can-eat restaurants.

Picanha Brazilian Grill

Brazilian steak houses are often known for being a buffet and Picanha is no exception. Open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Picanha serves up unlimited portions of top sirloin, flank steak, skirt steak, fish, pork and chicken sausage, bacon, chicken breasts, chicken wings, legs and drumettes, brisket, pork ribs, lamb, and pork loin, along with a salad bar.

6501 Caster Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19149
(215) 743-4647
Picanhagrill.com

New Delhi Indian Restaurant

New Delhi Indian Restaurant, located near the UPenn campus, has a buffet available for both lunch and dinner. It includes classic Indian fare such as chicken tikka masala, dal makhni, chicken wings, chicken tandoori, naan, basmati rice, vegetarian entrees and appetizers, as well as a salad bar. Desserts are included; be sure to try the kulfi, an Indian ice cream reminiscent of pistachio.

4004 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 386-1941‎
Newdelhiweb.com

Ruby Buffet

Ruby Buffet is regarded as a Chinese buffet, but really it is so much more. It has an upscale demeanor with reasonable prices and international types of food---traditional Chinese, seafood, sushi, vegetarian options and even desserts. It has a section of fruits and vegetables, a fried section of wontons and chicken wings and such, crab legs that are gone as soon as they're restocked in the buffet, and excellent sushi. People rave that even if you're looking only for sushi, it is excellent here and the all-you-can-eat price makes it much more affordable than a traditional sushi restaurant.

1100 S. Columbus Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19147
(215) 468-8889
Rubybuffet.com/

Article Written By Kimberly Porter

Kimberly Porter is a writer based in Miami Beach, Fla., first published in high school when she was an intern with "The Miami Herald." Since then she has interned with "Ocean Drive Magazine," graduated from Florida International University and written articles for "Social Affairs Magazine." Currently she writes articles mainly Trails Travel, GolfLink and eHow.

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