Carbon Copy, 50th St, Philly. Spoiler alert! I'm a big fan of Carbon Copy! I've been to their…read morePort Richmond location. I had the pierogies and 'Gully, ' their hazy beer. Both were very good. Great visit. On this night, we got a Pimevera pizza (the special) and 'Twice,' their dark beer. Twice is everything that the famous Irish dark beer is supposed to be. Creamy, light, and a pleasure to drink. Thank you, Carbon Copy, for 2 great nights!!

Alright I'm done with this spot. The pizza flavors are limited and there's better pizza in the…read moreneighborhood (Clarkville), the menu is basically pizza, tinned things, and little else, and the staff has gotten increasingly unfriendly. There's two guys behind the bar that I like - one is named Shep and the other one is taller and thin with dark hair and super nice but I don't know his name. Everyone else here is so blah and seems miserable. And they don't even have quizzo anymore.

Dinner at Sichuan Mathai was great. I enjoyed the food so much that I went right back a few days…read morelater for more. Here is a summary of the dishes I tried -- these ratings reflect my faves and preferences, but all the food I had there was good and prepared well: ***** Cumin style stir fried beef was tasty. Beef was tender and flavourful. It was fried up with some sweet peppers, onions and garlic. ****^ Sauteed string beans - the green beans were crispy and tasty **** Dry pot style stir fry beef: Beef was tender. Fried up with celery, peppers, garlic. I preferred the cumin style dish. **** Cream butter egg floss stir fried shrimp: This was the only Malaysian entree I tried. The shrimp was succulent and fried up crispy. The egg floss was interesting. ***^ Poached fish in Sichuan sauce (water braised fish): This was fine, with tender succulent pieces of fish, but it was not as flavourful as I hoped *** Eggplant basil was fine Service was friendly and helpful, but on one occasion, it took quite a long time for the food to come out.

This place is closed. A new restaurant has taken over the place, and it wasn't very good.read more

Very nice staff. Vegan pizza was good. Be clear about cheese amount, they are generous.read more

Seitan wings delicious. I ate them on the walk home. Just give me free sauces pls. I'm paying $302…read morefor the meat alternatives Their deep dish/Detroit style is not good. I got the chicken parm and added ricotta. Too much sauce not enough anything else? Will only be seeing me for those wings. #everydoghasitsday

I found this place on UberEats and tried it twice within the last few weeks. I got the birria…read moreburrito and the street corn. Both times it was super delicious and flavorful. It did take awhile for it to come to my house but it was well worth the wait. I can't wait to order again, I may have to just go get sit in and eat since the weather is finally getting nice again.

Food alone is 4 stars. However this place is very pricey. $8 for a medium sized piece of corn is…read moreinsane.

Great little spot on a street corner in West Philly - the guy there is super friendly and…read moregregarious, and the food is really good. He was more than happy to tell us about all the stuff that he has on the menu, what his recommendations are, and some stories behind it. He was talking to us so much that the people who came in behind us left! It's great that they have a lot of vegan options, including the lassis, which is a complete surprise, and the food was all really good. I ordered crazy chaat, a cardamom lassi, and the chicken naan pizza. Pizza was definitely interesting and flavorful, but I think it doesn't quite hold up that well on the naan bread. Perhaps a bit stronger on the flavor than I was looking for, and I generally don't do too much dairy, so not sure I'll get that again, but I would definitely try some other things, including another lassi. Just about two tables inside, and then a few outside, so not a whole lot of space to eat there, but the food is good. I'll try it again sometime! I think they have a KOP location too!

We ordered the chicken Tikka masala and it was delicious! The owner was very pleasant as well. Will…read moredefinitely come back again.

Stopped by for lunch with a friend one afternoon, and we both really enjoyed our meals. Pricing is…read morepretty reasonable, and lots of options on the menu, including a pretty extensive list of vegetarian rolls. Service was quite fast, rolls were tasty, and staff were friendly. Drinks looked to be priced reasonably too, though we didn't order any. Space isn't huge, but a pretty good size especially for the area, and it's a nice space in there. It was empty when we got in, so we were able to be seated right away, and we got to order right away. I ordered a salmon lovers roll, which I really enjoyed. One thing I really appreciated about it was that the crunch in the roll was taro, which is a nice gluten-free option. I don't know if the rest of the roll was gluten-free, as I didn't ask for it, and don't know if the soy sauce is either, but I've never seen taro flakes as crunch before and really appreciate it!

Really enjoyed my 3 roll special of yellow tail jalapeño, Alaska and spicy tuna rolls. Fish was…read morefresh!!! I also orders the crab cakes but the texture through me off. Flavor was there but I could not get over the texture. I'll be back to try other rolls!

Great experience. Close to mosque across street halal. I…read morelove their lamb dishes espevialy the agda (sp?) Friendly service! Nice tables for seating small place can become busy based on local activities.

I googled Yemeni restaurant in West Philly because I couldn't remember the name and yep, looking at…read morethe reviews, this was the place. We stuck with the recommendations from those reviews. It was quiet in the early afternoon but there were a lot of folks coming in for take out while we were there. We were also pretty lucky that there was a parking spot open right across the street. Our service was great. We were seated and given menus in a cheerful manner. One thing I didn't love was asking for water and being given a plastic bottle of it. It was cold however and great on a hot day. We ordered three dishes; the lamb haneeth with rice, It was fall of the bone great. We also ordered the fish (also comes with rice) and the Fasolia which comes with the pizza sized bread. I loved the fasolia - so flavorful and not overcooked. Any one of those dishes would have been enough for me with a serving left over. With husband in tow, we had a big leftover sack that made for great lunch today.

At first glance, Vietnam Café appears to be vegan-friendly, with options like Crispy Veggie Spring…read moreRolls and Tofu Vermicelli. However, closer questioning reveals an issue: their shared fryer. Because tofu and spring rolls are fried in the same oil as meat or seafood, cross-contamination is a major concern. The staff was incredibly patient in helping me look through the menu and identified two dishes they could safely veganize: the papaya salad and steamed bok choy. If you are comfortable with cross-contamination, there are more options available, but be sure to leave out the fish sauce. For what it's worth, Vietnam Café is widely regarded as one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Philly, and the interior and ambiance certainly match its reputation. Just be prepared to be selective with your order.

Good food here, fairly standard Vietnamese fare, but I believe pricier than I'm used to for this…read moretype of food. That said, the space is really nice, and service was on point. In fact, this might be the fanciest-looking Vietnamese restaurant I've seen - certainly the first one I recall ever seeing that has a bar! Went to lunch with a few friends here, and everything about the meal was good - server was attentive, food came out fairly quickly and was good quality. Admittedly, I can't recall much about what I got or specifics about the food, but overall good experience.