What's up guys? You're closed during business hours. Last time for me. Very disappointing and I…read moretook a drive to come down here. The food was good the last time but what good is it if I can't come back

Based on the information I was under the impression Dock Street Cafe was easy to access once on the…read moreProduce Distribution Center compound. I thought I could enter the restaurant directly from a door outside of the compound. WRONG! To start I was in an SUV so I had to pay $3 to get in and park. Make sure you display the parking receipt because parking ticket are and will be issued. Make sure you park near building C so you can enter the building, make sure you walk on the 'pedestrian path'. If you do not use the dedicated path you run a major risk of being mowed down by the many moving forklifts. But once you find the restaurant it will be worth it once you place and have your order. My order was taken and delivered perfectly to go. You can eat in as well the place is very clean with many seats and a television. I ordered brioche french toast and creamed chipped beef. All of the food was packed to go in styrofoam containers which made me a little nervous. I drove home about 15 minutes away to be pleasantly surprised, my french toast was still warm, firm, the perfect width and thickness. The french toast was made with 'real' brioche bread and clearly had the taste of the egg batter with cinnamon and vanilla. They added blueberries and strawberries with ample syrup and butter. As for the chipped cream beef my mother was totally happy with it she said, it was cooked perfectly and it was enough for two people. This should make the produce workers very happy. My suggestion, if you are buying bulk produce or willing to pay $3 to park the food is good and a very fair price. You can also park on the street and walk the equivalent of 3 blocks. The total price for the order of 2 very large slices of french toast with berries and chipped cream beef with tax, $13.93. Will I go again although I have to pay $3 to park? Probably...

Due to unfortunate travel circumstances, we ended up stuck overnight in Philadelphia without any of…read moreour belongings. We were determined to make the most of it and found this coffee place the next morning on yelp and we're so happy we did! Instantly brightened what was a terrible situation. Please open a K'Far in Austin, TX!! Pistachio sticky bun - Absolutely delicious! Egg and cheese Jerusalem bagel - Delicious! Crispy, flavorful, slightly spicy. Yemenite iced coffee - So good! Like a spiced Vietnamese coffee. Sachlav - Loved! Like a cappuccino but with less milk. It wasn't as sweet which was a nice contrast to the sticky bun. We got in as a walk in without a wait on a Sunday morning. The server was nice as well. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Came to K'Far for a quick lunch - it was a random weekday so luckily there was no line! I opted to…read moreeat on the lovely little patio. I got a chai latte with oat milk and a Shakshuka (which, they told me is not a traditional Shakshuka but rather reimagined as a pasty). It was delicious! The chai latte had great depth and spice flavors, and the Shakshuka pastry was a great mix of flaky puff pastry and strong tomato and egg flavors. Just knocking off one star because for a $5.75 latte, they only filled the glass halfway up. I also got one of their famous pistachio sticky bun to take to go!

Saigon Grace's Cafe is a great addition to Philadelphia food scene on South St. It is a Vietnamese…read morefusion restaurant that offers bún riêu, traditional banh mi but also has birria tacos, churros pancakes, and a cheesesteak banh mi. The churro pancakes were robust, flavorful, and lightly sweetened. My son loved them. My daughter had the bỏ né (grilled beef skillet). The bún riêu was solid... it was large sized, flavorful, and even included short ribs. I will definitely get it again. My wife got grilled pork banh mi (birria tacos for the table) and she was satisfied with both dishes. The ambiance was nice with decent lighting and a good amount of seating for the brunch/lunch crowd. We loved the pictures of Vietnam on the walls. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. We look forward to being a recurring patron for years to come.

Such a hidden gem! This Vietnamese lunch/brunch and coffee spot is seriously so good. They even…read morehave Mexican food on the menu, which makes it perfect when you're craving different flavors in one place. The banh mi is super tasty, fresh bread, flavorful fillings, and perfectly balanced. They also have a big variety of drinks. My favorite is the coconut water matcha, so refreshing, light, and not too sweet. The space is small and cozy, which makes it feel warm and welcoming. The staff is very friendly and attentive, and you can tell they truly care about their customers. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to.

Came for brunch on the weekend…read more The line was out the door and down the street when we arrived! We waited for around 15-20 minutes to be seated at a larger table near the windows. We received our food quickly. I ordered the braised short rib benedict with the chips ahoy/cookie monster latte. The ribs were tender and well-seasoned, the eggs perfectly runny, and the potatoes were cooked well. The latte had bits of chips ahoy in it, was tasty and surprisingly not too sweet. A very filling meal and a great way to start the day of walking and exploring the city!

We were looking for a sit down breakfast spot close to our hotel that we could eat at before…read moreheading to the airport. Green Eggs was all we could find in the area. The food itself was okay, but I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone in the area because holy cow the nickel and diming. It's an all-cash restaurant and they do have a big sign saying so on the front of their door. If you don't have cash, there's an ATM at the front that charges a $7 fee. Not 7%. Seven dollars. The next thing you're hit with is that all checks over $50 are automatically charged an 18% service charge. Everything on the menu was an average of $22 and of course, they don't allow split checks. Which means if you're going to breakfast with a friend you're going to hit that $50 pretty immediately. Add to that, the sides that come with your entree are all at a $1-$1.50 up charge with the exception of the breakfast potatoes, which were overcooked and dried out.

The service was outstanding from being seated to being served to getting the check. Everyone was…read morepleasant and efficient. The food was delicious. The catfish and grease did not disappoint especially drink. Drinks are delicious as well. The playlist was phenomenal if you are someone who enjoys R&B and hip-hop Spanning from the 80s. The plate is super cute. The food came fast and the prices aren't crazy. I I can't wait to go back.

I've been wanting to try this place out for a while. So, when my college best friend came in town…read moreto spend some time with for my birthday celebration, we wanted to do brunch and this was one of the places I suggested. She picked this place and we headed over to West Philly to check em out. The restaurant is situated at the corner, with signage that makes it noticeable enough so you know where it is when driving up pr passing by. Inside it is to large, but the setup is in a way that doesn't make it feel crowded - some cafe wooden tables (a few two-seaters and a couple four-six seaters) and some countertop seating like a diner. The staff are all cool, down to earth people working hard to serve the people and give the best service as possible - we had a fun moment with two of them and they made sure to check on us throughout our meal.. As for the food - it was very good and I was happy with my choice. Because they had a specialty menu based on one of my have artist (Jay-Z), I had to get something off of that menu. There were a couple of chickens that caught my but I ended up going with the "Lobster & Scrimp" which was a shrimp and grits entree that also included lobster. My friend also got the #3 option from the specialty menu (think of his song about certain people in a French city ) which was a variation of a French toast. Our food was served at the perfect temperature, good portion size and had a good flavor/taste to it. For drinks, she got the Peach Lavender Lemonade and I ordered the complimentary drink from the specialty menu - the "D.O.A" which was a dragon fruit and orange aperol spritz. I'm not normally a spritz person, but this one wasn't bad and I actually enjoyed/drank it all; I think the dragon fruit taste added something extra to it for me. Good spot for brunch/breakfast. Look forward to coming back to try out more dishes from here.

The food was okay. I had high expectations but it was okay…read morefood. I ordered carnitas tacos and nachos.

I really enjoyed Rosy's cafe. Unlike the full restaurant next door, the portions are huge for what…read moreyou pay. The service is quite quick, perfect for a pre-work bite to eat at a little more leisurely of a pace than the standard food truck or Starbucks bagel and CC. Everything is made on the spot and can out with the most warm, fluffy tortillas--too good. The steak was flavorful and not too heavy, although this is quite a large breakfast compared to most, so come hungry! The coffee was lovely as well, and they have full options for almond milk, creamer, etc. It's a great idea and a great operation, and I'd definitely return when I wanted a quick but not super quick breakfast. Only enough room for about a dozen diners at once, but pretty quiet inside when I visited.

Try the strawberry matcha oat latte. It was life-changing (in my opinion)…read more The barista was fast and it took 5-10 minutes to come out. We took it to go since the place was packed. Would come again!!

Stopped by to do a bit of work in between errands in Rittenhouse this morning. Got a hot hojicha…read morelatte and sat down in the nearby seats. Vibe: this place is consistently packed. I don't think I've ever visited an an hour where I've seen it not. Often a line going from the counter, down the stairs, all the way to the bathroom. If you're looking for a quick coffee stop, don't expect to be in and out of here. That being said, they've got some kinds of seating not typical of coffee shops, including this nice long U-shaped couch seating. You'll be around with other folks reading or enjoying their joe, but it's a nice change of pace. Working-wise, wi-fi is solid. Outlets are sparse. Hard to stay a long time here. Music is at least at a tolerable level to tune out and is not usually too bumping. Staff here are quick, but won't be the friendliest. They won't be rude either. They're just trying to get through the line so don't take it personally Overall: would much prefer other places like Capital One Cafe for the reasons I visit cafes, but I can see this being a nice place for other more leisurely-natured visits!

I LOVE this place. I'm obsessed with their mystery drink. If you've never been, then their mystery…read moredrink is a MUST. I usually get the mystery drink with coffee jelly and it's incredible. I've also tried their coconut matcha and banana latte, both were really good and refreshing! You seriously cannot go wrong with this place, everything is a 10/10!

Stopped by out of necessity here today in order to take a meeting timed a bit too close to the end…read moreof Reading Terminal lunch. This cafe is one of the closer by cafes to the area. In lieu of any other info, I went with basics: Vietnamese iced coffee, original. They got the strong coffee flavor and the excessive sweetness. My gripe with Viet coffee is the strength and the resulting qualms that my stomach gives, but this was pleasantly to taste and stomach today! FWIW wi-fi is good for Zoom, and there's good seating in the three and a half tables available for guests. It's definitely a more youthful spot, with the Sabrina Carpenter playing in the background, but good if you're looking for specifically Vietnamese fixings. Happy to come back if I'm ever in a pinch for a cafe nearby to Reading again!