Stopped in and enjoyed one of the special cinnamon lattes…read more Lovely calm space that really sets it apart from other shops. Highly recommend!

This charming café has delicious soups and baked goods made from scratch on site. I usually get…read morewhatever savory bun is on offer. They serve La Colombe coffee and make their drinks with care and with pride. If you need a place to work, there are tables, outlets and wifi. The staff are nice. It's a great option in Old City.

Small cafe with a few breakfast pastries available at the 8am opening…read more In luck, kouigan amman was my goal! Selection of cinnamon or apple headed to Atlanta to be enjoyed tomorrow! $6.+ each so not inexpensive. Selected the mushroom puff pastry item too. A few tables to dine inside. Lots of macaroons but $2.75 per cookie seemed high and with this humidity....

I was looking for somewhere to grab an iced latte in Old City and was fortunate to come across…read moreMocha Melt. If you have a sweet tooth like I do, this is a must visit! The cafe is clean, bright, and well-maintained. You can order with one of the friendly employees at the counter or through a touch-screen. There's plenty of seating at both a counter and inside and outside tables. I ordered an iced Nutella latte and the Dubai Chocolate Waffle. My order was ready quickly, and the waffle looked both pretty and delicious on the plate. And it tasted just as good as it looked! The waffle was cooked perfectly, and there was a generous amount of the toppings, so you got all the flavors in each bite. The Nutella latte also tasted great, and had an extra swirl of Nutella inside the cup. I'll definitely be back again to try more of their menu items!

Charming, fun and delicious. I stopped here on a walk because I was hungry and it did not…read moredisappoint. The interior is small but fun, but the main event was the food. My eggceptional sandwich definitely lived up to its punny name, in that it was delicious, hot and served pretty fast. Overall I recommend if you are in the area and need something to eat for breakfast.

Decent breakfast spot. It was quick. Cute ambiance! Big…read moresandwiches and very filling. The only thing I will say is that the sausage felt like it was frozen and not fresh sausage in the breakfast sandwiches. (I feel like those who buys microwaveable breakfast sandwiches that comes frozen knows what I'm saying) The sandwiches with bacon was really good though! Haven't tried the drinks. Not sure if I would return

So maybe I've never stepped foot into Olivier Cafe, but I've Doordashed it more times than I'd like…read moreto admit. Everytime I get it, it's perfect. Their pesto lunch sandwich is incredible and HUGE, but their breakfast sandwiches are top tier. I've had most of them at this point and they are all so great. Their coffees are so tasty and reasonably priced. They even have a few lemondes and fun drinks, which to no surprise, are also awesome. I can go on and on, the sweet treats are killer too. Always a great breakfast/lunch spot.

My son walked and ordered a croissant egg and cheese -the BACON BLISS that includes a hasbrown in…read moreit. My son said it was fabulous!! Very filling and cheesy. Keep in mind it's a menu-less establishment where you pull up menu on phone, can order via phone etc.

We had a nice lunch of New England Clam Chowder for two of us, with a Niçoise Salad for another;…read moresoft drinks, a pretzel, and some candy. It was later in the day, so there was no crowd; and, the kitchen had run out of some items. Everything tasted great; in fact, it was some of the best New England Clam Chowder I've ever had... and, we've just come from Boston! My compliments to the chef. The only downside is the pricing; and, fairly spartan decor. You have to bus your own tables; and, serve yourself too, so it's much more a cafeteria then a cafe. Great food, good service, good seating = 4 stars.

The grilled chicken sandwich was extremely cold. My partner…read moresaw how shockingly expensive the prices were and didn't even buy anything, yet he was still disappointed. The chicken fingers were literally the size of my baby's finger and for a high price tag, they are not worth it. Even the muffins were stiff and tasted like cardboard; they make your mouth dry so dry that they could be a choking hazard. Even the coffee was weak. Service was mild, staff was on their phones and prices were high. On the bright side, at least the canned soda tasted good and the atmosphere was pretty nice. The only respectable item on the menu the grilled cheese.

Frida's in Old City Philadelphia -- Restaurant Pros…read moreFrida's is a wonderful little find in Old City Philadelphia. The location is excellent--just a couple of blocks from Independence Hall, making it a perfect place to stop for breakfast, brunch, coffee, or something freshly baked while exploring the historic area. Everything we ordered was freshly made, delicious, and served with care. We tried the Quiche Lorraine, which had an exceptionally flaky, buttery crust and was served with a small fresh salad. The dressing was excellent too. We also tried the baker's basket, including the croissants and scones. They had a slightly different recipe and flavor than we were accustomed to, but they were absolutely delicious and clearly made with care. The homemade jam was another standout--it was so good that I would recommend taking some home if you have the opportunity. The American omelet was also freshly prepared and brought to the table hot. We also enjoyed a freshly made cappuccino and black coffee. My son ordered the chorizo, and he said it was the best chorizo he has ever tasted anywhere. It was truly delicious! The customer service was excellent. The waitstaff were friendly, attentive, and helpful without being intrusive. Frida's has a charming, cozy, boutique-like atmosphere that combines a restaurant, coffee shop, and bakery. Pricing was average, about $20-30 per person. Cons: Honestly, we couldn't find any! However, the restroom could have been cleaner I highly recommend Frida's to anyone visiting Old City Philadelphia. The freshness and quality of the food really stood out, and you can tell that the baked goods and other dishes are prepared with care. It's a charming place in a fantastic location, and definitely worth a visit while exploring Philadelphia's historic district.

This place was cute…read more Service started off great then just dropped. Some of the staff was more focused on their phones... They pretty much all smiled but my server she was a bit slower to check on me or come back around... Had to wait a while to ask for the chec too ... Ordered their egg white omelette. This was pretty good. Needs a bit more punch of flavor though. Got the breakfast potatoes too. Some were hard as a rock while others had a nice crispy outside and soft inside. It was seasoned well. Id actually get that again. The Bangkok tea was yummy. I sadly got the fruit cup..the fruit seemed like it was cut a day or 2 ago. The multi grain toast was cut just a bit tooooooo thick. The butter wasn't anything great. Came with this watery jam too. I ordered their chocolate espresso cake for dinner tonight. Just hope that is good. Decent spot if you're in the area. There are much better places near by too though.

such a great little vietnamese cafe with amazing drinks!…read more i've had this cafe saved on my want-to-go list forever, and am so happy to have finally been able to go! i've been super into vietnamese iced coffee lately thanks to the sea market, and omg this place did not disappoint. i had the drippy because i wanted the original + a little more, and it was delicious! strong coffee but not too bitter, and the salt foam was a welcome addition. i came by when it was super hot (100+ degrees out) so this drink was the ideal way to cool down. i do feel that the store's AC was struggling to keep up, the cafe was a little warm to sit and chat. there's limited seating, but enough for a few groups. i was able to grab a table without many issues. definitely want to come by again, just wish it was closer to me!

The pink and white space is modern and very cute. There are two stools along the window and a few…read moretables with chairs and a long booth along the wall. The drinks range from $6 to 8, which is within the average for coffees, teas and lattes now. I opted for the 16oz original viet coffee and added salt cold foam (0.50 upcharge) They also have limited drinks such as the pandan coffee and matcha and banhi mi sandwiches. The ice to liquid ratio was ideal- the small ice kept my drink cold while I walking around Chinatown and didn't dilute the coffee. The cold foam had the perfect amount of salt and the coffee was bold and smooth. Lastly, foam also didn't degrade into my coffee after minutes! I hope I'm able to sleep later, hehe. If you are in need of pick me, drop in and stay drippy!

This looked like such a promising place until we arrived. Ignore all reviews and photos of the…read morerestaurant. There is no connections between them in anyway. No one is onsite at this hotel at all including for check in. When we got to our room, 304, we were pleased to see the design openness and finishing touches... However it had no shower head. They didn't care and said that there was no one on site at 7 pm on a Wednesday. From reading other reviews and after being here there is never anyone onsite and they don't mind renting out rooms at full price with no resources. The room rental is for two people and there is only 1 wash cloth, 1 robe and no hand towels. The AC is set to 68 but the actual temp is 75 and is not able to actually keep the room any cooler. Unfortunately the nice finishes don't make up for the downfalls. I wish this boutique hotel showed up better for its customers.

Their hotel room's glass shower door shattered with me naked inside leaving me with cuts on my body…read moreso deep that I needed immediate emergency attention and stitches. I was admitted to the nearest emergency room because I took a shower at this hotel and used the shower and its door normally. I was cut along my left wrist and forearm and on my right foot. Two of my toes and my wrist and arm are still recovering from this injury nearly a full month after this incident. At least one medical professional told me that I could have been at risk of bleeding out (dying) if the situation was slightly worse. And who knows if this hotel uses the same model shower door for more than just one of their rooms? The hotel's management did not call me to ensure my safety, apologize for the horror that they have put me through, or do their utmost to ensure that I am compensated for the horror that I was forced to experience at their establishment and it's been nearly a full calendar month since the incident with no successful proactive contact from them. Other than this horrifying experience which can likely happen to any of their other guests who decide to shower in their establishments the experience was beautiful. Very nice hotel room. Very dangerous shower. So if you are okay with risking your life and health every time you use their shower or don't plan on showering at their establishment at all, this is a great hotel for you to stay at.

Friendly service! Very helpful picking great games for my 6 year old granddaughter! So many games…read moreto choose from! Even though we are not vegan, we like being able to have dairy and nondairy options. Yummy pizza choices for adults and kids! Nice choice of drinks both alcoholic and nonalcoholic. Very helpful with buying what turned out to be the perfect game for a present at their store!

First, I have to note the venue is incredible at first glance. Would be a very cool first date or…read moreget together with friends. Floor to ceiling board games up stairs. They do charge a $7 fee to use them however. This was not communicated btw. Totally understandable for the charge, just it felt this was the theme of the visit. Poor managment/communication it would seem. When sat, there was no napkins. No silverware. No salt n pepper shakers. No ketchup. And it never came even after the food except the fork shoved in my salad. I had my son ask the bartender for a stack of napkins. It was odd.  This place is vegetarian. Totally fine but everything we tried to order, they were out of. No pizza (though the sign they had on the sidewalk said PIZZA). No black beans (which was on most of the dishes) or jalapeños. I asked for the faux chix sandwich...nope. Out of that too. Note the server did tell us the kitchen had a small spoonful left of black beans and divided it between my two sons...still was charged full price for the meal.  Finally, I was able order a Greek salad that came out with just lettuce leaves, a tablespoon of diced tomatoes, dusting of feta, and two peppers. I asked for the rest of the ingredients listed on the menu to which they were brought out. Not sure why they weren't on the salad to start. I had one small piece of lettuce on my beyond burger which was supposed to come with lettuce onion and tomatoes. The fries were wet.  All in all, dont come hungry to this place. Food was mid at best. Looks like a full bar and so many great games to play, but to say this is an eatery is a stretch. I feel badly for the server having to be the liaison between guests and a poor kitchen and management staff. Gentleman downstairs, Justin, was very sweet and informative on how the arcade worked. However because of the aforementioned, I don't think we'll be back.

Good place and nice service - little bit on the pricey side for the quantity given. Would visit…read moreagain if in the downtown area.

Time & Peace Café is a small & delightful coffee shop with a yummy breakfast menu for sitting and…read morerelaxing or on the go tourists. I really enjoyed and highly recommend!!