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    4.2 (958 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    HIGH STREET ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Joyce K.

    Came to High Street for July 4th and had such a great experience! We got a salad, pizza (pepperoni and another with arugula and prosciutto), and chicken pasta. The pizza was definitely the highlight - we loved it so much that we ended up getting a third. They were also able to make us custom mocktails after we gave them a flavor profile, which was fun! The inside is cozy and elevated, perfect for a special night out!

    Lily S.

    Yum!! Haven't been here and years, not sure what I was waiting for! Stopped in today for lunch, even right at open, their we're a few tables of customers. Our server was super friendly and checked in enough without being overbearing. Our food came out fast and fresh. I got the chicken caesar salad which was GREAT. It was such an elevated salad compared to the standard caesar you get. The rest of my groups food looked great as well. I'll def be back soon!

    Alex M.

    Took my daughter to Philly for the weekend and stumbled into High Street on Market for brunch without a reservation -- walked right in, no drama. Already off to a good start. The atmosphere is warm and unpretentious, service was genuinely great (attentive without being hovery), and then the food showed up and honestly just shut us both up for a few minutes. I had the cipollini onion bialy with dill-cured salmon, fromage blanc, and all the fixins -- and I mean ALL the fixins. Soft-boiled egg, capers, pickled everything, microgreens, tomatoes. It looked like a still life painting and tasted even better. The bialy itself was perfectly chewy, the salmon silky, and the fromage blanc was a smarter, lighter move than the usual cream cheese. Plate was basically clean. My 12-year-old went for the cast iron Dutch baby with roasted apples, malted caramel, and maple syrup. It arrived puffed up and golden, and she demolished it. No notes. This place earns every bit of its reputation. If you're in Philly and skipping it, you're making a mistake.

    Spencer W.

    Came by NYE. They were extremely slow to take my order and I had plans at a certain time so I asked to order and make it TOGO. They ended up giving my pizza item complimentary! I ended up tipping much more to cover it a little bit but very gracious and unexpected gesture. More uncommon to see these days and very appreciated! Food was also delicious. Skate wing on bone and squash pizza

    crispy chicken caesar hoagie with  tahini, lacinato kale, parmesan
    Christine C.

    High Street deserves a lot of recognition! It's a cozy place in the historic Franklin Building. I'd describe it as chic and I really enjoyed the art in the restaurant. Service was top notch. Not intrusive, but attentive and helpful. We ended up here for a last minute lunch and I'm so glad they were able to accommodate us. From drinks to the food, we loved everything. We started with bread and butter (I'm a big fan of warm bread and soft butter and this lived up to my expectations), an amazing salad (I wanted to recreate it at home), and the soup of the day. Followed by the popular crispy chicken caesar hoagie and delicata squash pizza. Yes, carbs heavy and I loved every moment of the meal!

    Crispy Chicken Caesar Crispy Chicken Hoagie
    Cyndi K.

    What a great place to enjoy lunch in Center City Philly! A cozy spot that buzzing with patrons having a delicious meal. Made reservations through OpenTable. I met up with a friend there, and our server was so very friendly and engaging in conversation. I had ordered the Crispy Chicken Caesar Hoagie. The combination of the kale and Parmesan with the crunch of the chicken was such an incredible flavor, I wish I ordered another to go! Overall, a great spot to dine in! Can't wait to return here!

    Leta Z.

    My friends and I decided to come here for dinner because High Street was recently added to the Michelin Guide's Recommendations list. I had previously come here for brunch for my sister's birthday and was interested in trying their dinner items. Food Ordered: * worth trying - [Charred Savoy Cabbage, Chanterelle Beurre Blanc*]: I liked the smoky flavor of the cabbage and thought that the beurre blanc paired well with it. - [Gently Poached Shrimp, Castelvetrano Salsa Verde, Toasted Pistachios]: I don't personally like olives and didn't realize that castelvetrano is a type of olive so I'm a bit biased in not recommending this dish. But, I also wasn't a big fan of the taste of the pistachios used or the combination of textures. - [Spaccatelli, Trumpet Mushrooms, Buckwheat, Leeks, Egg Yolk*]: Conversely, I liked the textures and flavors of this dish, with the buckwheat bringing a nice crunchy element. - [Pizza with Delicata Squash, Burrata, Honey, Calabrian Chili, Oregano]: The crust was fantastic and the perfect amount of crispy. I liked the flavors except for the fresh oregano leaves, which I didn't prefer the taste of, but thought that the pizza was a bit too sweet as I ate more of it. There was also too much moisture from the toppings causing the bottom crust to become progressively soggy. I would recommend their pizza because of the A1 crust but I would probably choose a different set of toppings next time. I do think this set of toppings was worth trying though. Would I go back?: Definitely for their pizza and baked goods! When I had their brunch, those were the two things I liked the most and the pizza from dinner was the best item from that meal. I think they do bread-like items well but I would more accurately rate High Street a 3.5 because I didn't think their other items left a strong inpression on me.

    Pastrami Reuben
    Jenny K.

    Portions have potentially gone down, but service is attentive as always. Good casual - business casual place to have a meal but may be a bit overpriced now. I thought the bakery closed but turns out they just changed locations!

    Rebecca K.

    We had dinner at High Street using our Chase Sapphire dining credits. We were able to snag a reserved reservation through the card, getting a prime spot on a Friday night. We are lucky to live close enough to walk, so the location is ideal for us. Even with res, we did wait a little bit to be seated, which was no big deal. The restaurant is decently large, although it can get a little loud. Our server was a little slow to take our order, but the food came out at a decent pace after that (it actually could have been a little slower with each dish). For drinks, I opted for red wine (it was a cold December day, red hit the spot!) and my husband opted for a cocktail. For food, we didn't want to make choices, so we went for the chef's tasting, letting the kitchen select all our dishes. Our server didn't fully explain how many dishes to expect or which sections we'd get items from, so we were a little in the dark of what to expect, which made it hard to pace. We were started off with some olives, which were briny and smooth, a great starter. We then had a pate with grilled bread, a mixture of veggies, and a savory jam. I'm not a pate person, but there version was doable and tasty, especially with the accompaniments. We then had a shrimp dish with an olive salsa and pistachios - this was fresh and light with a good blend of flavors. Our pasta dish featured mushrooms, leeks, and an egg yolk that got blended into the dish upon mixing. This was quite a unique pasta dish that was good, but for how well Philly does pasta, didn't rank among my top dishes. The black garlic knots came out around this same time. A Yelp fan favorite, I was excited to try them; they were quite good, so soft and with delish savory flavors. This was one of the highlights of the meal! Our first bigger dish was the roast half chicken, featuring potatoes and leeks alongside the meat. The chicken featured such crispy skin and was yet so moist inside. The potatoes were OK, nothing too exciting as a side, but the sauce underlying the entire dish made for a nice pairing. The second bigger dish was their trout, accompanied by chickpeas, sweet peppers, and a cream sauce. This was another nice dish, with tender fish and crispy chickpeas balancing each other; however, it wasn't super memorable. Our meal was rounded out with a little bread pudding cake with a caramel sauce for dessert. This was heavier than I would have liked given all the dishes we already enjoyed, but still had excellent flavors. The chef's tasting had a ton of food (we took a lot home), and at $75 per person, it was quite a good deal. I wish we could have swapped one of the bigger dishes for a pizza to try that out, and I wish we had better warning of what dishes to expect from our server once we started. While it was a great deal, I probably will just order a la cart next time to better curate my own menu. Nonetheless, this was a fun date night, and we appreciated Chase Sapphire's dining credits giving us an excuse to try a new-to-us restaurant!

    lemon ricotta pizza
    Elaine T.

    They waited to seat us about 5-10 minutes after our reservation time. The interior is also dark and intimate. The food was really good but I think I've had better pizza elsewhere. It did smell and taste really fresh though. The salad was delicious with the croutons. Need to come back for brunch!

    Hanger steak
    Alexa C.

    This was our first time at High Street and we will definitely be returning. My wife and I went for a date night. From the time we arrived everyone was so friendly and accommodating. We were early for our reservations so the hostess sat us at the bar while we waited for our table to be ready. We both had the Vermont amigio which was great and the bartenders were so friendly and helped us with recommendations for dinner. When we were sat our waiter was also super helpful and friendly. We started with the Caesar salad which was large and very tasty. Then we got the black garlic knots which were insanely delicious. Lastly came the kennett square mushrooms which was incredible and by far my favorite dish of the night. For our entrees I got the hanger steak which was plated beautifully and was very good. My wife got the pepperoni pizza which was extremely tasty! We couldn't pass up on dessert even though we were beyond full. We shared the butter cake which really ended our night with a great farewell taste. I would 100% recommend High Street to anyone! From the ambiance, service and food all were 10/10. Thank you all for a great night!

    Inside decor
    Miles A.

    Stopped in for lunch and it's a fairly cozy layout inside decorated nicely. Welcomed in and sat quickly, though the bar or low top tables are best. I disliked the half height stool tables as others mentioned. As to the food, the bread is phenomenal. Crusty with a soft inside, sourdough style. Slightly warm so the butter melts. Had the niçoise tuna salad which was quite sizable and all very fresh ingredients. Dressing was a perfect amount to toss the salad in and didn't weigh it down much or make it soggy. Very filling and a good price. Definitely want to come in for happy hour and dinner to try that menu. Thanks

    Ritesh S.

    What a wonderful little treat of a place nestled next to its sister coffee shop. It's a nice spot to enjoy a hearty Italian inspired meal. They work with seasonal ingredients, and make their own bread with smelt flour. We enjoyed the warm olives, stracciatella salad, and their allium pizza - plus their peach cobbler for dessert! The ingredients were fresh and I like the twist in flavor profiles of dishes familiar but the added edits were a great experience! Our service was decent, a little absent minded at times but overall got the job done. In the end, they were kind enough to provide us with a loaf of their bread to take home - so nice!! Enjoy your time - it's a great meal!

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    $$

    I've been to TIME multiple times over the last month alone and have always loved the food, music,…read moreatmosphere, and service, which is exactly why I chose to bring friends visiting from out of town here on a Friday night. Unfortunately, this was by far the worst experience I've had. We had a 7 PM reservation and arrived at 7:15 PM. I acknowledge that we were late and apologized to the host. However, we arrived within the stated grace period. When we checked in, the hostess explained that because we arrived later within the grace period, our 90-minute seating window would still end based on the original reservation time. We acknowledged that and had absolutely no issue with it. What made the experience uncomfortable was how aggressively we were reminded about the time throughout the entire meal. We were reminded at least 5-6 separate times how much time we had left. Comments like "just so you know you have 25 minutes left" and "our next party is coming in 5-10 minutes" made it feel like staff was actively trying to rush us out before our reservation time had even ended. Mind you, we already understood the policy. One reminder would have been enough. Instead, it completely changed the energy of the evening and made us feel unwelcome and pressured to leave. We had originally planned to stay through our reservation and then move to the bar for the live music afterward, but after being repeatedly rushed, we decided to leave entirely and spend the rest of the night elsewhere. The most disappointing part was the interaction with the manager, Eric. Rather than listening or showing any understanding, he immediately became defensive and aggressive. He repeatedly insisted we were "15-20 minutes late," which was simply not true -- we arrived during the stated grace period. The issue was never the policy itself. It was the way we were treated throughout the night. It's unfortunate because this has genuinely been one of my favorite spots in Philly, and I've recommended it to multiple people. But this experience left a really bad impression, especially when bringing guests from out of town.

    My sister is local to the area and insisted that our trip to visit her included an evening at Time…read more We arrived on Monday night around 9:30-10 pm. Everyone we interacted with was absolutely wonderful and pleasant, ranging from the team members to our fellow patrons. I had a gin and Sprite to drink and I ordered the burger for some grub. The drink was standard but on the strong side. I enjoyed the burger very much and found the fries to be hot and crispy, just as a good shoestring fry should be. Of course, we enjoyed the live music that swirled around the bar that evening. The band was great and upbeat. I would definitely return!

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    Time - Live band

    Live band

    Time - Fried Chicken Sandwich w/ Bacon

    Fried Chicken Sandwich w/ Bacon

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    Hatch & Coop

    Hatch & Coop

    3.7(210 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $

    6'2024 Super…read moreconvenient, open all night spot. This place happened to be at the end of the block from my Air BnB at 1am. I was hungry, and open to a yum late night meal. They were crowded but quick! Hubby and enjoyed our food (pictured) and would certainly visit again. I highly recommend this spot for great late night eats.

    Hatch & Coop is 24-hr eatery serving egg and chicken dishes that would satisfy any late night…read morecraving. --- If you're ever craving an egg or chicken sandwich at odd hours of the day, Hatch & Coop is your place. There are many tables, making it good for groups, but the interior is pretty bare. The wall is adorned with whimsical fox and chicken imagery, referencing the Hatch and Coop name. As of 05/2025, they supposedly offer 10% off your order by showing your SEPTA card. But, I'd confirm this offer before ordering to ensure it's honored. When I was there in the early morning, the cook (who also takes orders) didn't recognize the deal and didn't know how to punch it in. So, it was a bit of a letdown we couldn't redeem the deal, but we still wanted to try the sandwiches after hearing great things about them. I ordered The Hatch and Coop Sandwich (egg, cheese, chicken) on a round roll at the kiosk. You can customize your bread, egg (fried or scrambled), and cheese (provolone, american, or cheddar). The sandwiches come without any sauce unless you order sauce (extra $$) on the side. I highly recommend the Hatch Sauce- a typical mayo sauce with a little spice. I found The Hatch and Coop Sandwich to be just pretty good but I wish it had more heft to it. The chicken was juicy and well cooked, but I wish there was more. The cheese did the cheesing and coated the chicken, but the sandwich had far too many onions for my liking. With the Hatch Sauce, I felt the sandwich was tied together but it was a little odd to me the sandwich doesn't have sauce on its own. I'm giving Hatch and Coop the benefit of the doubt since it was so early in the morning, but I found my sandwich to be just OK. However, I will be back to try the fried chicken sandwiches, which I've heard rave reviews for.

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    Hatch & Coop - BBQ chicken sandwich with house cut curly fries and popcorn chicken

    BBQ chicken sandwich with house cut curly fries and popcorn chicken

    Hatch & Coop
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    Back again! The Honey sandwich and potato pancakes.

    High Street - newamerican - Updated September 2026

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