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    Sofi Corner Cafe

    4.1 (121 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating

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    Shakshuka With Salad And Baguette, Moroccan Selection, and HOT Moroccan Mint Tea POT
    Theertha D.

    Went here for my friend's birthday and this cafe is just the prettiest! The decor, the garden, and the sunroom were so beautiful- best for cute dates, with your girls, and intimate celebrations. Orders were taken at the register and the staff answered all our questions regarding the menu. My friend and I got the Lafayette Tea Tower, Moroccan Mint Tea (hot), Morracan Selection, and Shakshuka. It was a well balanced and filling meal! The tea was so refreshing. Definitely will be going back here!

    Parfait
    Micaelly A.

    This place is quite unique. Visited for a Valentine's Day brunch and it was the perfect french breakfast experience that we wanted. The entrance outside is quite eyecatching, so beautiful. Inside is tight but comfortable. You have to order at the counter and find a table. It was empty when we arrived (around 9:30 am) but all tables filled up quickly after as the space is small. The staff was nice but the food was soo simple and lovely! I loved the Parisian bread basket, an absolute must to order, I then ordered the 2 egg breakfast and my husband got the Parfait. The Parfait specifically was so good and so fresh! Both coffees (a latte and a cappuccino) were also so good. This place really felt like a hidden gem. Happy to have visited!

    Coffee and Sweets
    John G.

    Two of our friends who've recently been to Morocco frequent this restaurant and suggested we go there, knowing we're also keen on Moroccan cuisine after our 2016 trip there. Arriving before six, we were seated immediately and ordered within mere minutes due to the quintessentially concise menu (and the fact that our friends had tried everything on it). The ambiance is wonderful; its soft colors and textures imbue one with relaxation. For starters, we selected the Flavors of Morocco appetizer. It was excellent, but a bit blander than expected. For mains, I ordered the Chicken Tagine; my wife went with the vegetarian version. The Chicken Tagine was unbelievably tender and moist, with subtle seasoning--quite the opposite of what I experienced in Morocco. My wife absolutely loved her Vegetarian Berber Tagine. Our repeat customer friends each had the Candied Chicken Tagine, their favorite. Three out of four of us opted for the Coffee and Sweets selection, comprising three mini-Napoleons. Only one really piqued my palate; the other two were both very sweet. Next time I'll get the Date and Walnut cake, which was spectacular. It's also big enough for sharing.

    Moroccan Eggs
    Komal R.

    Very pretty ambiance. Fresh flowers on all tables, and with today's weather in the high 70s, the outside patio seating was a dream come true. Owner and staff is friendly and chatty. However we were quite underwhelmed by the food. We got the Moroccan eggs, Lemon chicken sandwich, Lavender latte, Hot chocolate and the Date Walnut cake. The Moroccan eggs lacked salt and any flavor, pretty much tasted like tomatoes and eggs. The chicken as well as the bread in the Lemon chicken sandwich was the driest I have ever had and it didn't have any flavor to it. My husband had to put the tomato gravy from the eggs onto the sandwich to make it palatable. Hot chocolate barely had any chocolate, it was mildly sweetened which I prefer but it was mostly milk with a hint of chocolate. I hate wasting food but the Date walnut cake was so dry that we could barely eat it after maybe forcing 50% of it down our throats. I am not sure what went wrong - was it a bad day or maybe we ordered the wrong items because all the other reviews are glowing and seem like most people enjoy the food here. How I wish my experience was better but unfortunately that wasn't the case. Edit: The owner was sweet enough to reach out and explain some issues they encountered in the kitchen today. I just want put a disclaimer that every restaurant has good and bad days. My review is just a personal opinion based on my experience today. What I can do is request everyone reading this to not let their decision to dine here be influenced by it. I hope to come back and try their food again.

    Saloni M.

    Cute Moroccan and French cafe! Croissants both sweet and savory served in the front as well as macaroons. Seating area in the back. We got the savory flakey croissant with ham and eggs- would recommend!

    Moroccan Eggs
    Shaun T.

    Sofi Corner Cafe offers a warm and inviting ambiance that beautifully blends French and Moroccan influences. The quaint cafe features yellow velvet booths, mosaic-tiled tables, and a cozy outdoor patio decorated with fresh flowers, creating an atmosphere that's both intimate and vibrant . This is an order and pay at the counter and have things delivered to your table. We sat in the outdoor patio, benefited by a low humidity, 70 degree , breezy day and it was heavenly! Moroccan eggs are beautifully done. The Croque Monsieur is delightful and the Dubai chocolate croissant is decadent beyond belief. Really great place. Easily the cleanest restroom for sure, bonus.

    Rose K.

    The food was delicious and the place itself is gorgeous. We went with a group of 4 and everyone loved what they got. How it works is that you order at the counter and sit down with your number. We had a little blunder where they kept bringing us out the wrong dish, but the owner/manager was very kind and compensated us with a dessert.

    Strawberry Crepe
    Chi C.

    I visited with a group of four on Saturday brunch, and the spot lives up to its name as one of the most aesthetic sites in the Gayborhood! You enter from one side to order, then it's a seat-yourself process afterwards in its indoor space. The menu itself has great variety, from pastries and sandwiches to salads and notable French-Moroccan inspired dishes. My order was the Croque Monsieur, which was accompanied by a side salad. I thought my dish was delicious, but felt the prices were on the higher end for the portion size. Their pastries were tasty and I think are more worth the purchase if you're looking for a quicker, small bite. The only setback about our experience was that we weren't told our Parisian bread basket included an almond croissant, which was unfortunate since one of our friends had a nut allergy. The menu listed a butter croissant, and we were told we couldn't substitute and had to order a new pastry, which was a letdown. I think being able to share what's included would be very helpful in advance, since my friend did ask about nut content in the other dishes. Overall, Sofi Corner Cafe makes for a great conversational and brunch spot with an ideal aesthetic. However, expect to run a bit higher on the budget if you're planning for coffee and a full dish.

    Interior
    Tanvi G.

    Wonderful spot we visited for brunch on a Saturday. The inside is well decorated and cozy. Service is friendly and fantastic. You can order and pay at the counter, grab a number and have a seat at a table when it becomes available. The food is brought to you when ready. There is a good selection of food including vegetarian and gluten free options if desired. I tried the feta spinach croissant which was fresh, flaky and hot. People were also having tea and miniature pastries which looked delectable. I'll definitely be back to try more another time.

    Desserts. BYOB
    Joan V.

    Morocco in Center City. We made dinner reservations for 2. We were seated at a small table inside, next to a large group of about 20. I was surprised they could handle such a large group as it is a really small cafe. The owner/chef came to our table several times. He opened our wine, very personable. Food was excellent. We ate ours before I could get pics. The fish tagine was excellent. Great ambience.

    Adam B.

    Wonderful food and super cute decor made this a great dining experience with my friends. The lamb shank was heavenly. Do attend

    Parisa H.

    Moroccan food meets Philadelphia. This cozy yet delicious restaurant is a must try! We've been eyeing f it up for the past 2 weeks and every time we walk by it's packed! After about a 30 minute wait, we were able to get a table for 2! We had items off of the lunch menu and they were so good! The meat was deliciously seasoned and covered in a rich sauce. We also had a pot of mint tea and it was the perfect way to end our meal!

    Moroccan eggs
    Linda S.

    Charming little cafe with excellent food. We had the Moroccan eggs for breakfast, served with a fresh baguette and a side salad.Only one person working as chef and waiter makes it a little slower than optimal but it still was a very good experience.

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    Loved the bread basket specifically the baguette. Adorable little place for a light breakfast

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    merci bcp El, we wil do our best to win an extra point next time ;=)

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    Merci beaucoup Emily, thanks for the honest feedback ;=)

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    merci beaucoup Mollie, such a pleasure to have you with us

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