Their raspberry custard (Italian?) pastry is incredible! Definitely get it if you see it…read more The coffee is really good - I tried their cardamom vanilla latte and the in-bloom seasonal drink. Both were very delicious and not too sweet! They cranked through coffee orders at an impressive rate. Great job to all the folks behind the counter. Coffee shop is clean with a restroom and plenty of seating.

Cool and relaxed coffee shop. Drip coffee starts at 3.75. They have espresso, teas and seasonal…read moredrinks. The baristas are friendly and told me about an ice cream shop a few blocks away while I was debating a pastry. Today I opted for a seasonal drink- the capybara. Espresso, yuzu lime soda, homemade lemongrass syrup and lime. It's unexpected and refreshing! There are few tables outside for outdoor seating and inside small tables for light working, reading or catching up with a friend.

The owners here are SO SWEET. Truly some of the nicest people, and the staff is always kind too. I…read morecome here a lot for Too Good To Go and it's by far my favorite pick-up spot as a poor local trainee. They always pack such a diverse mix of items and everything tastes genuinely good. You can also see what's in the deli case and it's all fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. They also offer Thanksgiving menus and the options look amazing, with something for everyone. The store itself is small, cozy, and quaint. There's a little patio setup outside with a chair and table, but it's mainly a takeout place where you bring the food home and enjoy it. I love this place so much. The food is consistently fantastic and surprisingly varied while still being done really well. Special shout-out to their elote salad, which is creamy, slightly smoky, and has that perfect sweet corn snap, and their beet salad with balsamic Dijon, which is tangy, earthy, a little sweet, and super refreshing. Both are absolute favorites. Such a gem of a spot.

Great deal with TooGoodToGo : Salad, pasta, bread pudding, tuna fish. Very happy they are using…read moreTooGoodToGo and offer a lot. Bacchus really understands the app . They asked me if I had my own bag which I happen to remember. Also, they told me what the items were even though they didn't have to. A winner here!

Nice community space with cafe in this South Philadelphia neighborhood. Works with kids during the…read moreday and has shows during the night. Looks like some drag was advertised here. The staff is very community oriented here. They offer a TooGoodToGo with cold brew and another with tea. I did not opt for the bakery option.

Had wings here before but wanted to try something different. The empanadas immediately caught my…read moreeye. Our server greeted us as soon as we walked in and let us know we had to scan the QR code to access menu. Nice,clean tables,music in background. Bathroom was clean, that's always important. The food took a minute,but it was worth it. The beef empanadas were not greasy at all! It had different ingredients in it which gave it a unique flavor. The onion rings were the best I ever tasted! When I say they were not greasy... My friend goes here a lot and he had the shrimp and fries. His usual. Really good meal for a decent price.

It was fun for trivia! The food was more than to be desired though. The menu is huge though so…read moreperhaps we just didnt order the right items.

The bartender Sydney makes the BEST lemon drop martinis. Such good service and a great vibe!!…read moreDefinitely recommend

I had a great experience with bartender Sydney, she made amazing drinks and had us feeling right!…read moreShe's the best!!

Date of visit: October 18, 2025…read more Selections: Numerous to the point of being overwhelmed Experience: We visited this place right before we left for the airport and I regret leaving this for last because we bought so many treats that we had to reconfigured into our suitcases. This places literally had rows and rows of eateries and places to get treats, snacks, and goodies. It was pretty crowded when we went and I'm not sure if it was because it's been hyped up as a place to visit or because of the No Kings Parade that had just ended around the time that we got there. We went down each and every aisle and I had to resist the temptation to have a second lunch because of all the variety of foods offered, including Filipino food that my husband actually ended up getting food from. We mostly leaned into getting sweets from various booths to enjoy on the way to the airport/at the airport as well as ones to take home to enjoy. I wish I could've brought cheese home, but for sure it wouldn't have lasted or held well. There was a discount with parking at the Hilton if we made a purchase, but couldn't figure that out, so ended up paying full price when exiting the parking structure. Would definitely come back again to actually eat there!

Every visit to Reading Terminal Market reminds me why it's one of my favorite places to eat and…read moreexplore. This definitely wasn't my first time and it won't be my last. The food options are unmatched. No matter what you're craving, comfort food, international flavors, baked goods, or fresh produce, there's always something that hits the spot. Everything is consistently fresh, flavorful, and made with care, and it's easy to try something new each time while still going back to old favorites. The service across the vendors is always solid. Even when the market is busy, staff members are efficient, friendly, and clearly know what they're doing. You can tell many of them take pride in their craft, whether they're cooking, baking, or serving customers. The ambiance is what really sets Reading Terminal Market apart. It's lively, energetic, and full of character. The mix of locals, tourists, and longtime vendors gives the space a special kind of authenticity that you just don't get anywhere else. Yes, it can be crowded but that's part of the charm and a sign of how beloved the market is. Reading Terminal Market has been operating since 1893, making it one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the U.S. and you can truly feel that history in every corner. Reading Terminal Market continues to deliver a great experience every time: amazing food, dependable service, and an atmosphere that feels uniquely Philadelphia. A must-visit and a must-return spot.

Skin Contact Wine Tasting…read more This was SO much fun! Super cute wine tasting class, fun chill vibes, and very yummy wines. Look how pretty they all are too!! I think my favorites were the Boony Doon Le Cigare and the Castillo Clavijo Rosado

Just a short walk from the Bromuda Triangle (Frankford Hall, Barcode, and Garage) and resulting…read morebroverflow that often invades Johnny Brenda's is a lovely wine garden where children play, yoga is practiced, food pops up, small groups lounge on chairs to sip wine, and people take engagement photos. You can get wine by the glass or bottle but it's a way better value to get by the bottle based on the size of the pours. They had some funky natural wines, a few red and whites and rosés to choose from, as well as a few beers, seltzers and slices of tomato pie. When we were there Goldie had some falafel sandwiches for $10 but check their schedule on Instagram for other vendors and live music ppl or other events popping up there. If you're looking for a place to see Fishtown through rosé colored glasses, wine not check this out?

Really cool spot in a residential area of Northern Liberties. Great sound, very laidback. Not too…read morecrowded for the show we went to. Cash only bar with ATM on premises.

If you're looking for an event hall that delivers upon being almost exactly what you aim to make of…read moreit in Philadelphia, Then RUBA Hall might just become your salvation. But on top of that its also one of those you never really know what you're going to get kind of places until you actually set out to find out. In my experience with RUBA hall I've known it as the place for the perfect potluck (which would have been even better if more of the people who said they were going to show up with food actually did. Just saying!), a concert hall that featured 3-4 awesome acts, a place that housed the ultimate karaoke party, and a spot known for its cabarets (that I still need to make it down too!). When it comes down to it RUBA is a place that is generally open to letting its members paint a blank canvas for its events. And since it predominately likes to center itself on the performing arts that can be a very beautiful thing! Another awesome thing is how little it can cost to get such a coveted membership and throw an event. The membership rate for such a cool event hall and after hours club is $20 a year. And putting on events goes for around $300 which is practically nothing if you can pull off something fun and exciting. So when it comes down to it RUBA is solid gold!