Chick-fil-A

Hold your pearls, this one is going to be expensive!…read more Fresh ingredients. However, to-go orders were drenched in dressing. I didn't realize I should say 'on side' but they have taught me!! I had the poke bowl ($27) and wifey had the grilled chicken salad. Very little lettuce and a good amount of chicken. This is tandoori style with good flavor. The poke bowl I asked no onions, even the 'not even crunchy onions?' Question I said NO. My poke : 'no onion' was 2:1. Geesh! Brown avocados. Brown avocados on this $27 bowl that was to have a 'mixed' base of rice and mixed greens. More rice and drenched in dressing (and onions!!!). Small amount of poke. The website is antiquated or at least not mobile friendly. Call in your order and again, clutch your pearls. The tabouli salad was great and so was the cucumber lemonade. Cute small place with outside patio. They host music nights with no cover. I'd go back for the lemonade because I was not impressed with the amount of poke for the cost. I could hit up a sushi place instead!

absolutely delicious food and really nice ambience, the only thing was that the day that we went…read morethe service was not that great. There were nine of us, and it took quite a while for anyone to really acknowledge us. Outside of that, the food was super flavorful, fresh, and amazing serving sizes. I will absolutely be returning!

Falafel Bowl

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All The Way Live

4.0(90 reviews)

2.6 mi•Germantown

I tried All The Way Live Cafe situated in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. This is a vegan…read morespot that puts a creative twist on plant-based food, with both raw and cooked dishes. It's quaint, a tad dated but gives this ultra natural vibe if dining in. I opted for the tasting tour. Everything was delicious but I especially loved the caramelized squash -- the flavors were so fresh, flavorful, and unique. You can really taste the care that goes into the food. I loved being able to sample different dishes instead of having to commit to just one. If you're looking for something fresh, plant-based, and completely different from the usual Philly food scene, definitely give All The Way Live a try.

Nestled in a so-so neighborhood is a nice, inviting place called All the Way Live. Apparently,…read morethere is/was more than one of these locations, but when I look on their website, there is only this location currently. I was eating with mostly a vegan group of people and learned about how my interests differed greatly from theirs and learned to appreciate the different vegan spectrum levels more and to realize that there is more of a spectrum. Being a raw vegan is a whole nother level and while I am open to this kind of food, I wouldn't want to restrict myself to this lifestyle as it would be too stressful and unenjoyable for me. The group seemed to be a fan of this place, and I am no exception to that. Many didn't like Vedge at all whereas I did, one or two said Monster Vegan could consider charging more which i disagree with even though I haven't made it there yet, Su Xing seems to get respectable ratings by all, Charlie's is mixed but I am a fan personally. If vegan meat tastes too much like the real thing, this turns off a significant number of vegans. For a non-vegan foodie like myself, or possibly vegans strict to their diets that miss meat might appreciate this type of food accessibility. Even though the ingredients here are all raw vegan (to start), they are made flavorful for a more healthy experience. The apple cake I had here had a different texture than your typical American cake. I believe it was layers of fuji apple itself and it was made moderately sweet- not overly sweet like a typical American pastry. The candied squash I had here was fine with the unexpected salad to accompany it, but i didn't feel the candied part of it per se. The mushroom "cheesesteak" I didn't feel was really much of a vegan cheesesteak, but it was still flavorful enough with actual mushrooms and veggies within a roll. The prices are on the higher side but seemed appropriately priced too. The ginger lime drink I had tasted natural but flavorful. Pricy, but flavorful and refreshing. As to the reviewers who were frustrated by the place closing with no proper notification, that is very frustrating. I get it's a local place, but those kind of details are important to at least have on your website- something within the store's control. Somewhat ironically, my group was here because the Nile nearby was closed on this particular day only. This was on their Instagram. During my time here, my group asked me out of 10, how would I rate the cake. I said 9 or 10 at the time and don't regret that. They were surprised by such a high rating. I haven't had too many specific vegan cakes myself nor do I need to specifically try to overindulge myself in cakes. I was a bit overwhelmed to try to review on the spot but felt it was my duty to try to because I have been writing many reviews currently. Also, I see that it takes me time to think about all these things in my reviews like this one here. This review would have been too much to tell a person in-person. After further prior review investigation and more thought, 10% is high for credit card surcharge and there should be more transparency on that beforehand if not displayed well. 5% would probably still allow a slight profit but also be more appropriate and reasonably easy to calculate I think. Also, because of the area this is in, one could argue maybe the prices need to be tempered down. This is specialty too and it is all quite debatable.

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Mushroom pepper cheesesteak with purple air fries and a ginger lime drink.

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The Nile Cafe

4.3(97 reviews)

2.6 mi•Germantown

This was my first visit to the Nile Cafe in Germantown. I tried their jerk chick'n with sauteed…read morecabbage and plantains. The jerk chick'n spice was perfect, wouldn't change a thing. In fact, I wouldn't change a thing about the entire meal, loved the plaintains and cabbage too. The only thing I would change is their serving logistics. I wish they didn't use disposable takeout containers to serve, whether you eat in or takeout.

The food was decent and reasonably priced, though service felt slightly slow during peak hours…read more Atmosphere was pleasant enough, but the overall experience was fairly average.

2.8 mi•Mount Airy, Germantown

Money tree

Stew Fish, Collard Greens, Okra Corn Tomato

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High Point Cafe

4.2(144 reviews)

This was the first coffee shop I tried when I moved to Philly, and let me tell you...it did not…read moredisappoint. The staff is beyond helpful, friendly, efficient, and kind. The crepes are DELICIOUS. The coffee is tasty, flavorful, and provides the energy boost one needs to get through the day. However, the outdoor tables in the quaintest little town may be my my favorite part. I love people/dog-watching at the outside tables, while sipping on a Cardamom-Vanilla Latte on a nice Saturday afternoon. So much to love about this spot. I will be returning many times

Absolutely delicious, fresh bakery items! Unique pastries (broccoli cheddar brioche; almond cream…read morebrownie)- quite a treat! Not insanely sweet like most bakeries. Very crowded, small place.

Beans and merch

Omelets

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High point cafe merch!

Salam Cafe and Market

4.6(49 reviews)

2.9 mi•Germantown

This place had so much flavor. What really stood out to me was the veggies. They were seasoned…read morereally well, which I appreciated because at a lot of Ethiopian restaurants it feels like the meat gets all the flavor and the veggies are just kind of there. Here, the veggies were delicious on their own. The service was quick, probably about five minutes, and the people were kind. The space was also spacious and comfortable. I do wish it came with another piece of injera, but I'm sure you can buy extra if needed. Overall, I'd definitely come back.

I needed something hearty and healthy and this randomly popped up on my DoorDash. I went fr the…read moreEthiopian Vegan platter and the baked chicken. The vegan platter was well season with just enough spice and heart. The Injera was a perfect addition to the platter with the rice. The chicken was ok, I thought it would have a bit more spice to it but still, an enjoyable local takeout. Next I'll try their chicken stew.

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Baked Salmon

Das Good Cafe

4.5(38 reviews)

3.3 mi•Germantown

Everything! Staff friendliness and attention to patrons' wishes are top of the list. Food quality…read moreand creativity are a close second. I'm a regular customer and have been for over a year. DAS VERY GOOD!

Their bahn mi burger blew my d@mn socks off!!! It was one of the most unique and original burgers…read moreI've ever had. I'm a huge bahn mi fan (special shout out to the OG, my go to bahn mi spot Cafè Saigon off the Blvd). I will definitely be back to get this again. It's that serious. The pickled Asian slaw and pickles were super fresh. The hand cut fries are good, and sweet mango iced green tea is refreshing.

Menu board with counter seating. I didn't want to take a picture of the customers so the picture does not include the 4 seats available.

Fried fish with chips

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Exterior view

Sunshine Sandwich Shop

4.3(24 reviews)

4.8 mi•Roxborough

Sooo good! My sister-in-law recommended this spot and it did not disappoint! The sandwiches were…read morefantastic. Great food, big portions, good prices. I had the "Sweet Jasmine " and it was one of the best caprese I've ever had. I love the sourdough bread. The atmosphere was fun, enough seating, it's just tucked into a little spot in manyunck, so be sure to keep your eyes out for it. I found street parking right there, I highly recommend!

This place makes you remember that small town shops are such cool and unique places to try new…read morethings! We came here after a hike in the Wissahickon looking for some nourishment. My sandwich was just fine but the vibes of the place were impeccable. They had crazy sodas with different flavors, lots of hot sauces for sale and random Knick knacks! I tried pecan flavor soda and smores pudding on the same day! My partner got a sandwich that he said was "definitely for a big back and tasted incredible" Truly a cool place I want to return to!

2.4 mi•Mount Airy, Germantown

Cheese steak - The Paulie

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Mount Airy Tap Room

4.1(98 reviews)

Philly is a city of many small neighborhoods. Mount Airy/Chestnut Hill is one of few that offer an…read moreintimate small-town charm. Nestled next to Lincoln Drive, Mount Airy Tavern is a local spot that juggles the paradox of being a dive bar and family-style restaurant. Environment This restaurant is a nice embodiment of exposed brick and gentle conversations.I've only sat inside on one occasion and the service was prompt yet inviting. Food This is where the restaurant truly shines. Yes,they have a handsome selection of local beers but the food outshines them all. Typically, I grab the Cajun Shrimp Pasta(only for those that can handle and appreciate spice) but if you're on the hunt for a quick snack the Parmesan Fries are also delightful. THE SAUCE Without question,this is my favorite restaurant in the Chestnut Hill/Mount Airy area. I would recomened this place to anyone looking in need of of a restaurant for a modestly priced first date or somewhere to rest your work demons. Happy eating!

This spot feels like a quant old fashioned pub which is nice. The price is right as well if you're…read morelooking for something casual and cheap for a night out with friends. The burger tasted kind of plain even though the description sounded great, the meat itself tasted really charred, as if it was cooked on a dirty grill which didn't taste good. My wife had the three cheese grilled cheese which was great for such a simple sandwich. The staff was pleasant enough and service didn't take long. May or may not try again, but if we do it certainly won't be for the burger. 2 beers and 2 meals only costed $44.95 after tax so it was worth it for a fairly cheap night out.

Garlic mussels

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MATR Burger

honeygrow

3.5(425 reviews)

5.9 mi

My experience for the first time at Honeygrow was really good. Tyree was so nice and attentive to…read moreall my questions and I appreciated that so much. I'll definitely be back!

Zymir!! Absolutely Amazing!! Crystal.. just love her.. Been coming here for 2 years and I cannot…read moresay enough.. Great Fresh food and super accommodating staff!! Cool.vibes always.

4.9 mi•Manayunk, Roxborough

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Spicy Garlic

Kismet Bagels - Manayunk

4.1(22 reviews)

A really tasty bagel! I like the rosemary and sea salt one a lot with either cream cheese or in…read morebreakfast sandwich style. Also they are on too good to go which is a great deal!

Visiting yet another Kismet Bagel shop-- last one I need to complete my Kismet gauntlet is the NJ…read morelocation. My classic BEC on everything toasted came out as expected and quickly (only a few minutes wait). There's sparse seating at this location, which is an upgrade on Rittenhouse, but not as much on the location out towards Narberth. Staff here were friendly even first thing in the morning, and were hustling away at the online and in-person orders, and even then my order was timely and accurate. Solid shop in the chain here!

Menu and front register

Perfect start to a weekend

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Lori T.

11 years ago

The staff here is so friendly that every food establishment should learn something from them!!! Oh and the food is great too.... the food is that much better because of the employees. So thank YOU for being awesome! More people/businesses should be that way. read more

George S.

4 years ago

I pull in the drive thru and was told they don't have any lettuce for the chicken sandwich. I decide to leave and can't leave because the drive thru is too crowded to get out. Never again! read more

Gail H.

2 years ago

The service and food is great. The Ambiance is very calm and chill. They are very kind and

Debra L.

7 years ago

The food is out of this world. I dont know what they do but everything tastes so good.

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