great cheesesteak in north philly. meat is more chopped than other sandwiches…read more meat 9/10 cheese 7/10 onions 7/10 overall 8/10

Ok, this place was very good. The ordering system is a bit confusing but eventually you get to the…read morewindow to order. Once you get to the window you order what you want and then you only pay for the drinks at 1st then they call your name so you can go to the pickup window and you pay for you food then. They don't have an inside dining area just a few tables outside. It was a rainy day so getting wet was inevitable. It wasn't a pour down so we could sit and enjoy the food. We ordered two Philly cheesesteak and one chicken cheesesteak. We were asked if we wanted "fried onions" and well it the same as grilled onions and not like an onion ring, just FYI. The chicken did not have much flavor but adding the peppers they give you it adds some and my mom enjoyed it. The cheesesteak was good too but also the steak was a bit flavorless. The sandwich is big and you need to ask to be cut in half, they just give it to you whole. It gets busy and they only accept cash. They do have an ATM machine on site if needed. Parking is on the street and not bathroom that I saw. This would be a place I come back but I'll bring some salt and pepper with me.

My favorite beef steak sandwich in philly!!!…read more I eat gluten friendly and lactose free when I can and boy was I excited when I learned they had a gluten free bun for their hoagies! The upcharge is steep (~$4-5 Nov 2025), but the hoagie length is like the size of a forearm! What's better is that they also stuff the sandwiches to the brim, where the filling starts to spill out. The food is delicious. And most of the menu hits when you're craving greasy quick and filling food. Service is quick and timely. Ordering online is nice to build loyalty points and easy to customize orders. But the online fees - credit card & website charge, even when it's directly from their website, are high. The shop is on the corner of a street in Manayunk, so parking can be difficult or expensive. There is very limited seating. A few high tables along the window and high top chairs, nothing too comfortable. Carry out or takeout is recommended. I'll still come back, esp for their gluten friendly hoagie bun!! Tldr Food 4.5/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance 3.5/5

Great addition to Manayunk! This location has seen so much turnover over the years, hopefully…read moreLorenzo's will last. I've stopped in in-person and ordered online several times. Love that they have a variety of pizzas by the slice in person - very generous portions and priced right too! I've ordered both cheesesteaks and hoagies for delivery and they've been great! Not sure the cheesesteak is the *best* I've ever had but still very yummy! DO NOT SLEEP ON THE HOAGIES! They are INSANE! The Old School Italian is freaking MASSIVE with good quality meats and man do I love their chunky pickles! That's gotta be my favorite thing I've gotten from there, and I've gotten it several times. Need to try more things off their menu lol. Their GrubHub ordering has been screwed up from the start, I actually messaged them about it and they attempted to fix it but it's still a mess. Ordering directly from their website is easy but they charge a $6(!) delivery fee which seems excessive. Def happy to have this spot in Manayunk!

The Foodery has not offered food in quite some time thanks to COVID. That being said, they offer a…read morespot to eat and chat should you bring food in from elsewhere. More importantly, their wide selection of beers has not been impacted by any supply chain issues. As such, its hard not to like The Foodery! If you are looking for a beer, they probably have it. You can shop by region or by type. You can buy by the single beer or cases in some cases (no punt intended). Grab a 6 pack to get a nice little discount. Enjoy there with friends or bring home.

Sometimes its stupefying to believe that the original Foodery location is a place that I've been…read moreenjoying for 20 years now (and that it's been roughly 14 years ago since I reviewed it on here - https://www.yelp.com/biz/foodery-philadelphia). But in its multiple locations its definitely evolved from the tiny corner store that's a beer and sandwich haven, to several places that deliver the same in a much larger package. But when it comes down to both deli counter and beer selection, the Roxborough location might just be my favorite, and not just because it also let me scoop out some popcorn to go during non-Covid-19 times. Even in the slightly larger NoLibs location, past Foodery locations have boldly crammed specialty groceries, a deli counter, and fridges stocked with ALL THE BEERS into some seriously crammed situations. But that isn't a problem in this one which is by far the largest I've seen (without setting foot in the Phoenixville one yet). Because of that everything is placed in areas that make sense while also tossing in things like a section for large bottles, ALL THE SNACKS, and an impressive growler fill station. My favorite sandwich is definitely the Diablo with its buffalo chicken, pepper jack cheese, avocado, and chipotle mayo that delivers a spicy kick that doesn't border on overkill. But I've also enjoyed the Hot Toastee with its tavern ham, swiss cheese, honey mustard, apple, and pecans on a toasted sourdough. The main event by far is the epic beer coolers, and whether you're looking for hard to find imports, well-liked local brews, noteworthy seasonal brews, ciders and seltzers, hoppy beers, chocolate stouts, or other, you're bound to find it!

A real gem hidden in Chestnut Hill. An amazing and tantalizing selection of beers and ciders,…read morelargely in singles, so you can try new things without making a big investment. The store is very well organized and things are well displayed, so you can browse all the options like books in a library, or go straight to what you're looking for it that's what you want. The owners are very nice and helpful. So nice to see a mom & pop shop (literally) like this. Chestnut Hill is lucky to have them.

Impressive selection of beverages to choose from and helpful staff. Still, I really, really miss…read morethe days when it was a bar taking over the Towey's space; it had such a cool vibe.

My personal favorite hoagie in Philly. Hot take, but imo the best sandwiches in Philly are on the…read moreoutskirts and far from center city. This place is a testament to that statement. Walking into this place you immediately get hit with the smell of your Italian grandmothers kitchen. Get the Grand Salami on a seeded long roll. Go Birds!

I'm sure the food is fine, but, unless you want to get yelled at while placing a hoagie order avoid…read morethis place. I have family in from out of town and when placing my order, the clerk replied back "you've gotta be kidding me" Which prevented me from ordering further. I grew up in this neighborhood and I like to support local businesses, but I won't be coming back here, her attitude isn't worth it.

Sunshine sandwich shop is an example of do one thing and do it right. They are a sandwich shop…read more Not claiming to be anything more and deliver on that premise. Quality sandwiches - no fuss no frill but good solid food. I tried the Casanova a perfectly pounded crispy cutlet with fresh motz, tomato, pesto and balsamic drizzle. He chose the McCartney a breakfast sandwich with layers of pork roll egg and cheese - not just slapped on a bun. Seasoned eggs layered with meat egg and cheese. Order at the counter and if you choose to eat in one of the smiling staff will bring it to you when ready. They have a few booths for you to sit and eat as well as colorful tables outside too, but I get the idea this is more of a grab and go joint. Decorated in retro grunge decor complete with a stack of old console televisions and orange booth seats the place has a whole vibe. They also have an assortment of items for purchase like handmade soaps and beauty concoctions, stickers, hot sauces, honeys, teas and the like. There are plenty of other sandwiches we want to try so we will be back for sure several times over the summer to devour them all. Check it out.

First time here - I had no idea what to expect. The menu was simple enough to follow but also had…read moredifferent variations of sandwiches which I liked. My long roll came out at a decent size. The woman cashier was very sweet and brought my order to me when it was ready. It ended up being a delicious sandwich but I made the mistake of assuming it would have anything more than just bacon egg and cheese on it. Next time I would buy one of the packets of Hot Honey that they sell or add fried onions to spruce it up a bit. I had a great experience and would go back though.

My absolute favorite spot to dine at while visiting Philly for the first time. I wanted to enjoy a…read morefew different items from their menu and ended up ordering the fried goat cheese salad along with their grilled cheese/vegan tomato bisque combo. I altered my salad to fit my dietary needs and substituted strawberries and sliced almonds for the bacon and candied pecans. Absolute best salad I've ever had in my entire life! Even the two servers were like "I'm gonna order that for lunch." The fried goat cheese balls were perfect! I wish a couple more were included in the salad but it included five. The grilled cheese had a mix of variety cheeses, including farmers and a couple more that I cannot name. There was also a bit of arugula in the sandwich, which was a very nice refreshing crunch. The bread soaked up the soup nicely upon dunking, and the bite was perfect. The vegan tomato bisque was hard to believe was vegan! My lovely server brought out a sample of it before anything else, and it was absolutely delicious! I was not able to finish everything in one sitting but left this place feeling very satisfied and happy. Highly recommend if you're in the area. The ambiance inside was lovely, with natural sunlight coming in through the windows in the upstairs dining area, and the tables had little tomatoes engraved in the corner. Loved all the tomato decor in the place, very adorable. Parking outside was ok. I think I got lucky a couple blocks away because I came for lunch. I can imagine parking being challenging around dinner time for sure.

So delicious! We ordered inside for take out. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Service was…read moregreat! We ordered a 16" Craft your own Pizza with half pepperoni and half sausage with caramelized onions on the whole pie. Fantastic! Plenty of toppings evenly throughout the pie. Would definitely come back and recommend!

Excellent sandwiches. The TikTok-famous kale Caesar chicken cutlet is great, but the other hoagies…read moreand breakfast sandwiches are equally great. Their tomato pie is a family favorite. The tomato sauce/topping is so rich. Bonus that they carry Manhattan Special!

Let's just say, if I lived in Fishtown (wish!!!) Liberty Kichen would be a staple in my food…read morerotation. The space is super cute and a gives classic Fishtown hipster vibes in the best ways. A little sunny corner restie that is like a little love note to all things Philly sports plus a cool little open kitchen and grab and go section on the side with fridges filled with interesting drinks and homemade salads like a pesto chickpea one that Imma def pick up the next stop I drop in. Ok, onto the eats! 1. Della Casa ($18): A 12-inch soft seeded sando layered with a schmear of balsamic sundried pepper spread, fresh mozz, and hot cappicola dried with Calabrian chili oil and filled with fresh arugula and house roasted eggplant slices. This was good, however, the eggplant felt kind out of place. The slices were large and a little bit too mushy for my liking and it felt like it could have benefitted from an extra meat or contrast to the softness from the mozz, such as fried eggplant instead. All in all a 7 out of 10. Good but wouldn't order again. 2. Turkey Salumeria ($18.50): Another (delicious) 12-inch soft seeded roll saturated with a house creamy balsamic dressing (could have honestly drank this) + mild prov, LTO, sliced turkey and really great cherry pepper relish. This was a pretty basic, but all the parts came together to make a solid sandwich. I wouldn't necessarily order again but the combination of ingredients and the hellish relish made it a 7.5 out of 10. All in all, the quality of the ingredients, the combinations available on the menu and the stellar staff all make LK popular for good reason. While the selections we had this go around didn't wow us (just lacking a certain je ne sais quoi) I do look forward to going back to try the kale chx caesar, some of their cutlet sandos, roast beef and pork and of course the tomato pie and CCC's!