Nice neighborhood cafe serving various beverages and some small plates. Has both indoor and outdoor…read moreseating, a few smaller tables for 2-4 people. Peaceful street so is fine to sit outside on a nice day. Shakshuka was very zesty and the egg was cooked nicely on top. Big punch of mixed spice flavor from the tomato. It came with a few oiled crostini breads. Trout salad was very crisp and fresh. Both just the right amount for a tasty lunch. Thanks

the staff was really friendly and i think this is such a cute location. Overall, the food was good…read morebut my chai was not good so maybe I'll go back to try something new!

Coffee drinks are good. Not crowded so service was pretty fast. Ordered the breakfast burrito and…read moredid not realize they are pre-made and sit around under a heat lamp like a 7-11. Meh. Not many seats but a quiet place.

After arriving at Philadelphia Airport and needing a quiet location to begin my day, I discovered…read moreEl Café located within The Mōttō at the Hilton hotel. Each morning, I visited this café during my last visit and enjoying a cup of hot chocolate both times. One of the first things I noticed as I walked into the café was the atmosphere. It felt welcoming! My hot chocolate had the smooth richness and was great to start the morning off. There were plenty of tables to sit at in the morning. The style of the café was great with a modern and clean, yet warm enough to make those early morning hours seem somewhat purposeful, and not as rushed as they could be! If you're looking for breakfast options, it is slightly limited at this café. There were some muffins and baked goods available. My experience with El Café in The Hilton Mōttō was very good overall. I enjoyed the hot chocolate. It was rich, smooth and perfect comfort in the morning on the go. The customer service was also great! They were friendly, helpful and welcoming. Additionally, I thought the prices for their coffee and hot chocolate was reasonable. I'd stop by El Café again if I stay at the Hilton Motto.

Prices are a bit too high for what you're getting, and the menu is extremely limited at the moment…read more I enjoyed the old Luna much more. This new version feels more corporate and less like it has the personality and soul that made it special. The service could also be more welcoming. It felt like certain customers received noticeably more attention by the manager, with comments like "they're a regular, while others were treated differently. Every guest should feel equally welcome. I also have to disagree with the praise I've seen in the reviews for the pizza. For $20, this is what I was served, and it was really disappointing. At that price point, l'd much rather go to Pizzeria Beddia. I genuinely hope Luna finds its footing again. I'd love to see the menu expanded, the pricing become more competitive, and the overall atmosphere feel a little warmer. As you can see by the photos, I returned at different times because I really wanted to like the new place. Until then, I'll probably only return if there's a happy hour at best (there's now a happy hour from what I was told but refuse to come back since my friend had an awful time here recently too).

I've always enjoyed Luna, and the new location at Luna at The Luxe is beautiful. The inside is…read moreamazing, and they did a great job with the design. The new outside patio is wonderful. I've enjoyed both breakfast and lunch there and am happy they're now open until 9 PM on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Looking forward to trying the new dinner menu and specialty cocktails and wines with friend's.

When I'm on vacation I make it my business to support a black local coffee shop. I did some…read moreresearch & came across Bower. I was in town for Roots Picnic & had a chance to meet up with my homegirl before I got my day started. Everyone was so friendly & happy to help. I wanted something light because I was going to brunch after so I got the cinnamon raisin croissant & I can't remember the latte I had but it was so good. It was very chill but not super busy for a Sunday morning. I could see myself going there to get some work done or relax.

A really good place to stop for a breakfast! The matcha here is truly high quality. The food was…read morealso delicious, everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made. The cafe itself is really cozy with a nice atmosphere! Definitely a spot I'd come back to and recommend!

We popped in here while being in town to visit family. We were looking for a quick pick me up. It…read morewasn't too busy when we went and the staff was quick to get our order ready. Our drinks were fine, nothing special. They got the job done but I wouldn't run back here next time we're in town. For a quick drink on the go, this worked.

lox bagel was positively mid! Can barely bite into it, salmon slips out because of placement in the…read morestack, red onion wayyyy overpowering. Bagel was hard but had a good flavor. Had with black coffee (always) and that was good. Staff was welcoming. There are some good chairs and some bad ones (patio/bistro style chairs being used indoors) but being on the corner brings in nice light. Felt like I spent way to much $ on a mid sandwich. Oh well.

This was my first time visiting Cafe Walnut. As a heads up, the entrance is on the basement level…read moreand you have to walk down stairs to get inside. Be careful since the entrance door is in the middle of the stairway so even once you open the door, there are still a few steps you still need to go walk down (safety caution), rather than the floor being flat once you enter through the door. The staff was very friendly and they answered my questions patiently, when I let them know it was my first time as a customer. Based on the worker's recommendation (breakfast sandwich and onigiri recommendation), I ordered the spicy pork and egg breakfast sandwich (no cheese) on a croissant, traditional mochi (filled with red bean and chopped walnuts - labeled with a "W" on the packaging), kimchi onigiri (made with Korean rice with red beans rather than white rice) , and the grapefruit tea with green tea base (hot). The breakfast sandwich was so tasty, even without the cheese! The delicious taste of the sweet and savory spicy pork, fluffy egg, and flaky croissant made me wish I ordered two of them. The walnut inside the red bean mochi gave a nice crunch and texture to the smooth red bean filling. Even though the kimchi onigiri didn't contain any meat, I think the crunch and slightly spicy pickled kimchi gave it enough flavor. Apparently, one of the workers let me know that the kimchi is homemade by their mother and the onigiri is made fresh daily! The hot grapefruit green tea kept me warm as I drank it, since it was pretty cold that day. Even though the entrance area doesn't have much seating, if you go upstairs, there is a lot more seating available. I would come visit again! :)

I have heard good things about this place so I think my expectations were high. The service was…read morefairly standard; I ordered bulgogi breakfast sandwich which in my opinion was a bit too sweet. If you are familiar with Trader Joe's frozen bulgogi Cafe Walnut's bulgogi had the similar sweetness as TJ's. I was told by my daughter to order their spicy pork sandwich or their various salads next time. The ordering and the "kitchen"'is in the basement level, and when you go upstairs (1st floor level) there is a fairly spacious dining area. It was a bit damp and musty, all the napkin dispensers had no napkins, and the restroom ran out of paper towels (and it was before 12pm...). I will have to give it another try here though.

Hands down one of the best breakfast spots.... the service and food was 10/10.. got pesto omelette…read morewith sides labneh, harissa & hummus... so good! Do not go to Coffee House too (fishtown) where the owner is racist and the food is garbage... please bring all your business Cafe Ole where your actually getting value and business appreciation for your hard earned money!!!

Stopped by for lunch and the Cafe is very nice with ample seating. Tons of menu options so everyone…read morewill find something good. The barista was super friendly and nice and was very efficient. Also our order was brought to our table which was very nice. The food was delicious I would definitely recommend any of the shakshukas the Moroccan one was incredible. Good coffee and tea as well.

super cute quirky little coffee shop right next to headhouse square!…read more it's easy to spot the distinct blue and red exterior from down the street, and it's just as cute inside as out! the cafe is pretty small, limited seating, but turnover is fairly fast. my friend and i were able to grab a table without much issue. i ordered the steel magnolia specialty drink as well as the ethel sandwich. i really loved the steel magnolia, it tastes just as good as it looks! the earl grey lavendar syrup was unique and delicious, and the salted honey whip was light and added a touch of sweetness. this might be one of my new favorite coffees in philly, i hope it sticks around even after women's history month is over. the ethel sandwich was a little pricey for it was, but satisfying and tasty. overall, had a great experience. staff were friendly, and the drink was stellar!

I came after all the hype of this place on social media. Went on a Saturday morning around 10 and…read moreit wasn't busy. Yummy blueberry pie latte! It tasted almost like jam in a latte. The crumble was salty and buttery on top. I think I will not be a regular though bc $9 for a latte (even if it's specialty and with oatmilk) is too much for me in this economy. Super cute and cozy vibes inside and outside. Staff is also very nice. I think this place deserves a solid 3.6/5 mostly bc I'm not sure the product could justify the price