During our most recent visit we sat at the bar. The last time we sat at a table. When we say at a…read moretable the service was crazy slow and we eventually had to catch our flight. Sitting at the bar was slightly better. We ordered the vegan seitan cheesesteak, which is always soooo good. This time it was missing all of the long hots. There wasn't one long hot on the entire thing, which was pretty sad. Two beers and one cheese steak came to $46 before tip.

Overcharged for items we expected to be included. For example- salad dressing!…read moreBurger overcooked. Plating Aesthetics not important. Nice light-filled ambiance.

This is a fantastic stroll into a perfect place where everybody knows your name!! It has that…read moreCheers feel but at an upscale level! The staff is fantastic, personable, and friendly with fast service and great recommendations. There's a big menu with signature dishes and the place is always buzzing- popular place - great to have a drink, a meal party with some friends.. you can't go wrong

Brickhaus is an Incredible family run restaurant that's been in Ridley Park for a few years. All of…read morethe main menu items are fabulous and their daily specials cannot be beat for imaginative presentation and price. Their homemade iced tea is great. And they have a wide variety of other beverage options. This place is on my radar five or six times a year. Try it you won't be disappointed.

Very rude salespeople. Their pastries are not fresh from three days ago…read more one of the worst bagels of my life. I approached the staff to say that the pastries were not fresh, they tore them off their hands and threw them away. I would like to wish them that rudeness is not pleasant for everyone. Are you rude to your customers?

Stopped here to get breakfast at the Philadelphia airport and it was horrible. I was hoping to just…read moreget dunkin or something but this was the only breakfast option in this terminal. I got the chocolate croissant and my kids got the chocolate chip muffins. My chocolate croissant was the worst I have ever had in my entire life. It tasted stale and was not flaky what so ever. So bad. You really know it's bad when my daughter says her chocolate chip muffin (which should be a special treat for her) is not good. I tried the chocolate chip muffin and it was also stale. They must be selling days old pastries at this place. Not sure how they are staying in business, I guess unsuspecting people like me who don't know better. Avoid at all costs.

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!

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!

This is the best coffee shop in Philly!…read more Discovered this gem of a coffee shop while staying in the area. Everything about this place is everything. Starting off, the mood and the vibe of this shop is so zen and amazing. The comfy music that is played, the low lightening and the beautiful decor sets a beautiful mood, especially in the morning. Service is amazing!! All the staff are wonderful people and I really enjoyed the conversations I had with them. Everything I had was delicious but my favorite was the caramel iced latte. Was delicious and put other shops I've been to shame. I will definitely be back and highly recommend!

I tried their walnut cappuccino the other day and now I love not one but two of their drinks: their…read moremocha being the other one. The mug was rimmed with some sort of syrup and crushed walnuts so with eat sip of the cappuccino, you get the slightly sweet, nutty flavor of the walnuts.

Quickly has become one of my favorite brunch spots in the city!…read more Excellent food, phenomenal coffee, attentive service, and a beautiful view of the city streets.

This is a small cafe. Seems to be a very busy cafe. The is…read morea small menu. I ordered the classic egg's Benedict. It was very good. I also had an Arnold Palmer. I highly recommend this cafe. I would go to this cafe again.

Loved the vibe at Cáphê Roasters, from the friendly customers in the line that remained…read moreout-the-door for the hour we were there, to the book nook featuring brown and black authors to the staff working seamlessly to turn out delicious food and drinks! The Salted Caramel Brûlée coffee was deep'n'rich. Both the OG and fried chicken bánh mì were satisfyingly crisp on the outside and flavorful on the inside. And the Mala fries stayed crispy longer than any loaded fries I've ever had, with a satisfying hint of heat--fried eggs make everything better! Come a bit before you're hangry with someone you want to chat with and you'll have a great experience!

I stopped by Caphe Roasters with a few friends after seeing it all over social media. The place was…read moredefinitely living up to the hype--the line was literally out the door when we arrived. It ended up taking about 45 minutes just to place our order, although the drinks themselves came out in around 10 minutes once we ordered. Unfortunately, they were sold out of the egg foam coffee, which was the item I was most excited to try. Instead, I ordered the Salted Brûlée Cà Phê, and it was excellent. The coffee was rich, flavorful, and tasted like a truly authentic Vietnamese iced coffee. Easily one of the better cà phê drinks I've had. The interior is beautifully designed with plenty of seating, and it seemed like a great place to hang out and catch up with friends. We would have stayed longer, but the wait took up most of our available time. Their snack menu also looked really unique, and I'd love to come back to try some of those items. A couple downsides: parking was a challenge since it's mostly street parking, and the location is a bit out of the way from Center City. It's not the easiest place to get to unless you're driving. Overall, the drinks were very good and the space was welcoming, but I don't think the experience was worth a nearly hour-long wait. I'd definitely consider coming back once the hype settles down a bit, because the coffee itself was worth trying.

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...