I usually run in here if I'd like something to snack on while running my errands on the weekends…read more I usually also pick up some extras and drop off to a few local friends or for my next door neighbor. I mean really, who doesn't love a fresh, warm soft pretzel!? I know I do! The store is always clean, they have a strict rule about how many customers in the store at one time and the staff is always friendly!

The pretzels are great, this we know. What I can't figure out, however, is how they can so…read morefrequently run out of them? As if the word pretzel isn't right there in the name? I went on an eagles game day looking to buy about 20 pretzels. I was told it would be a ten minute wait. I guess that's not the end of the world, but like, if you see you're low on pretzels, throw some more in the oven before you run out. The regular pretzels are always reasonably priced. Where they kinda get you are the rivets and the trays. Grossly overpriced, mainly for presentation I suppose. The hot sausage pretzels are where it's at. While I am mildly annoyed at the lack of pretzels in a pretzel factory, I will still be a loyal customer.

A good location in the concourse! You can pick up a pretzel on your way to and from work…read more It's a walk up stand with wth same options as the store. Of course the pretzels are good-it's Philly! Thank you to Rodney who helped me with the app and finding my birthday reward! He was kind and friendly! Join the rewards program for special deals and a free pretzel on your birthday!

So Philly pretzels are a thing and I kept trying to find a street pretzel. My friend took me here…read moreas this is apparently the Philly staple as far as a pretzel goes. Its a little shop that just has pretzels ready to buy and take to go but there is a little seating area if you need a rest. I looked confused as the menu makes it seem like you can only order bulk pretzels but the kind cashier let me know I can order a single pretzel. The pretzel itself was ok, nothing to write home about. It was pretty dense with nice crunchy salt crystals. For $1.25 I can't complain but I also wouldn't make much of it, a nice snack to keep you going but felt underwhelming after my hunt.

I had no idea Philly was such a pretzel town and I enjoyed these immensely…read more Highlights - Excellent buttery soft and warm. Went back to get seconds. Surprise hit of our Philly eating. 5 stars - One of my fave eats in the stellar Terminal Market Lowlights - Had some super fun versions with different fillings and hot dog wrapped would've loved to try, but stuck to the basics

THE best pretzels I have ever had in my life. I grew up thinking Auntie Anne's pretzels were the…read morebest, but Miller's proved me wrong. These are incredibly buttery, soft and pillowy while retaining chewiness texture. I recommend buying both the original and cinnamon sugar pretzels so you can switch between savory and sweet. Ugh writing this review makes me want to get out and buy one. The real test? The pretzels taste good even cold or the next day. They don't become bricks and still retain their pretzel integrity. There's a slight discount when you buy 3 of the same flavor at once and they participate in the discounted parking program but you need to make at least a $10 purchase.

Philadelphia staple. Small business but iconic. Staff is always exceptionally nice. Impressive…read morevariety of flavors. Soft pretzels and pizza pretzels are also very good. Prices are beyond reasonable. If I catch you at a Rita's in PA I'm sorry but I just lose all respect for you. Keep in mind they also sell bulk water ice buckets.

A Philly staple serving up some of the best water ices around. Name a better way to cool off in…read morethis brutal summer heat I'll wait. No frills here, It's refreshing and straight sugary goodness with enough flavors to appeal to everyone. Prices feel like the good ol' days which adds to the nostalgia of crushing these as a kid and its a great feeling to find anything that feels like a good deal these days. Stay fat mother suckers

The internet made me do it!!!... My husband and I spent the…read morenight in Philly & awoke to a lazy morning. I phone scrolled, and finally jolted myself up when I came across an Instagram post that had me drooling. Pretzel Day Pretzels. Yes- we needed breakfast and a road trip snack. Out of bed, got ready for the day, packed up and woohoo off we go to Pretzels!! We took the venture from Center City to South and fortunately found street parking a block away. We arrived on a Sunday morning around 11am. The gal behind the counter was so charming. My excitement over this post was deserved in how delicious these pretzels actually are! So truly, my favorite snack and guilty pleasure in the world is a soft pretzel. That said- I can easily disappoint. But Pretzel Day Pretzels- only excitement to be found! Soooooo good. So inventive! We tried a few creations- The pretzel with long hots and provolone. And the pretzel with berry streusel. It took me the whole hour home to eat my long hot pretzel- Because I didn't want to not eat it. Loved everything about it. The pretzel texture, some chew, a bit doughy, slight salt but bite- heat and cheese pull. Drool. My husband loved his sweet pretzel. This jam HAS to be homemade. It was fresh and fruity, nothing artificial. Chunky smooth and sweet. What a little gem at Pretzel Day Pretzels. Definitely bookmarked for our next Philly on-the-road breakfast!

My favorite pretzels in the city. I always follow their pop ups. I am so happy that they finally…read morehave a store. The gentleman at the store, who is the father in law of the owner is very friendly and welcoming. I recommend the braided pretzel because I like the everything- bagel topping. They also have the regular salted pretzels, cinnamon sugar, and cheese-topped kinds. You can't go wrong with any kinds. They are soft and don't get hard on the next day.

Wow! The regular soft pretzels are so excellent! We decided to take a couple home and freeze them…read more The people who took our order were very pleasant, and greeted regular customers by name. I had a list of five places to visit in Philadelphia on Saturday. This is the only place I will come back to.

I stopped into this pretzel joint for the second time and the smells greeted me as I walked through…read morethe door: savory and sweet. The staff wasn't rude or anything, but on both occasions I got a "What are you doing here?" vibe that was slightly off-putting. My first visit was picking up an order for Uber Eats and I was told that it was the best pretzel spot in the city, so I just had to try it. I order two everything pretzels, two soft pretzel twists, and two sweet pretzels to share with a group. The order was staples shut and I confirmed the contents before leaving. Unfortunately, there was only one of the two everything pretzels that I had paid for, further dampening my experience. The store front itself is tiny and I tended to grab and go... there's absolutely nothing cute or interesting about it, but I understand that isn't the point. The pretzels were soft and fresh, and I even shared with strangers at the park. Everyone enjoyed them but nobody was wowed. The order was ready on time and the price was right, but my search for the ultimate Philly pretzel experience continues.

Its 4 pm in a red zone heat wave in May. Six kids in catholic school uniforms slink out of a sedan…read moredouble parked on the crosswalk, and it's just rinse repeat like that as long as we're there. We're wondering what Lazberry is. The cashier says oh it's like a mixed berry you guys wanna try it? It's very good, so I get this in a gelati with vanilla soft serve. We're sitting on the ground, no tables out, but maybe it's too early in the season? Enjoying gelatis on the ground in the shade of their awning regardless. We are googling the etymology of thurl, because I think it's just a steezier way of saying thorough, which might be true if you're in Missouri but maybe not here? I'm listening to the children surrounding us. The kid who cant be more than 10 who casually walked up to his friend for the cleanest handshake I've ever seen is now walking very casually out of a door that looks like its for employees only. He comes back out with a cold water bottle and a saturated blue ring around his mouth. He's talking to a small crowd of children, all of whom are licking something frozen and staring at him like he's sliced bread. He says, "Yeah i pretty much know everyone here, like Jimmy and his son. Also Laz is right there, the cashier, short for Lazarus. That's how lazberry got its name."

My quest to sample all of the classic water ice shops in the city continues. Jimmy's is open later…read moreand was near the laundromat, so I headed over. I went with a classic lemon water ice. It was good and not too sweet. My niece was recurred to see cotton candy water ice and got that. Husband got a gelati with chocolate soft serve and vanilla water ice. That was good, too. There are soft pretzels and frozen bananas too. The fluorescent light and chain link fence by the walk-up window inspire an odd nostalgia in me. I don't think this place has changed much over the years. Inexpensive spot for a cool treat on a hot day.

You pretty much have to take whatever you get to go, there isn't really any seating either inside…read moreor out. No biggie, I wasn't planning on eating there anyway so it's all good. There is an outdoor seating area kind of fended off however there were no seats or tables or anything in the area. I just got a small (LOL small - dang thing was YUGE!!!!) cup of salted caramel pretzel ice cream. It was about 6 bucks so it's kind of pricey however it was also very good! This place doesn't just do ice cream - they have a regular food menu too of fries and burgers etc etc so even though there were people ahead of me, due to them ordering fries and sandwiches etc I didn't have to wait because they made up my ice cream right away. Only problem was the lady in the party ahead of me had also, as part of their order, ordered a small cup of salted caramel pretzels ice cream so she took my ice cream!! Nobody realized it until she saw the name "Mike" on the order slip. No prob - the staff quickly scooped up some more of that tasty ice cream and put it in a cup for me and I was on my way. Honestly I feel shame for having eaten the whole thing, I should have done it in about 3 sittings or found 2-3 other fully grown adults with whom to share this giant pile of ice cream. 5 stars definitely will have again if I'm in the Philly area.

perfect ice cream and perfect price!! will be ordering again and again. Also quick serviceread more