Hold your pearls, this one is going to be expensive!…read more Fresh ingredients. However, to-go orders were drenched in dressing. I didn't realize I should say 'on side' but they have taught me!! I had the poke bowl ($27) and wifey had the grilled chicken salad. Very little lettuce and a good amount of chicken. This is tandoori style with good flavor. The poke bowl I asked no onions, even the 'not even crunchy onions?' Question I said NO. My poke : 'no onion' was 2:1. Geesh! Brown avocados. Brown avocados on this $27 bowl that was to have a 'mixed' base of rice and mixed greens. More rice and drenched in dressing (and onions!!!). Small amount of poke. The website is antiquated or at least not mobile friendly. Call in your order and again, clutch your pearls. The tabouli salad was great and so was the cucumber lemonade. Cute small place with outside patio. They host music nights with no cover. I'd go back for the lemonade because I was not impressed with the amount of poke for the cost. I could hit up a sushi place instead!

absolutely delicious food and really nice ambience, the only thing was that the day that we went…read morethe service was not that great. There were nine of us, and it took quite a while for anyone to really acknowledge us. Outside of that, the food was super flavorful, fresh, and amazing serving sizes. I will absolutely be returning!

Their bahn mi burger blew my d@mn socks off!!! It was one of the most unique and original burgers…read moreI've ever had. I'm a huge bahn mi fan (special shout out to the OG, my go to bahn mi spot Cafè Saigon off the Blvd). I will definitely be back to get this again. It's that serious. The pickled Asian slaw and pickles were super fresh. The hand cut fries are good, and sweet mango iced green tea is refreshing.

Small sized cafe so a little tight with the seating, but great food. Nice and simple classic…read morebreakfast style and delicious salads. MUST try their signature lemonades and drinks. Coffee is also delicious too. Service is quick and efficient with reasonable pricing.

Sitting mid block on Ogontz Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, Sunny Side Breakfast & Lunch is a…read moreKorean owned old school urban restaurant with six tables and a large takeout business. It is geared to the neighborhood, with only hit or miss street parking nearby. I found a spot on a side street, about a three minute walk to the front door. Certainly worth the hunt and stroll. Service was provided by the bright and cheery Melina, who guided me through the offerings and knew exactly how to suggest possible ways to accessorize the Veggie Omelet, Home Fries and Rye Toast I wanted. These included swapping spinach for broccoli in the omelet, adding cheddar cheese for comforting sharp meltiness, mixing grilled onions & green pepper on top of well done taters to add more texture and subtle flavor, and securing rye toast even though it was not on the menu. The small upcharges were well worth it. Even the large coffee in the take out container was only around two bucks and had the strong kick I desired. Loved everything. Omelet was substantial, moist and a pleasant chew. Special kudos to their home fries, which were crisp and delicious with the extra savories on top. True, they had a bit of grease cooked in, but the taste was amazing, and were about the best of breed I've had the pleasure to consume around these parts. I will probably return just to eat those boys again. If you like a little urban adventure with great grub at the end of the rainbow, come to the Sunny Side of life.

Fantastic fried fish and grits with two eggs over easy l and toast. Little Jim of a restaurant…read more Definitely worth a visit if you're anywhere nearby. They cook breakfast all day. Friendly stab, wheelchair accessible.

Everything was good but I LOVED the grits. Delicious. Nice sized portions. Very pleased.read more

The food was immaculate and i had it on a sunny morning which added to the taste. If you are near…read moreOlney and need breakfast this is definitely a go-to. Pick up was fast and they gave me all the condiments and extra utensils. An overall great experience.

Growing up in Philly, it was never hard to find a local mom & pop restaurant that catered to the…read moretastes of a specific neighborhood. These shops were strewn across every part of the city-even downtown. As the city has grown, the amount of mom and pop restaurants has dwindled leaving a void that's hard to fill. John's Diner is representative of old-world Philly where a touch of charm elevates every experience. ENVIRONMENT The inside of the restaurant is modest beyond a chefs counter and a few tables. However, there's a warmth to the small space that's reminiscent of chatting/chewing in a relatives kitchen. FOOD The food you'll encounter is far from the most sophisticated of dishes you'll find in Philly. Yet, there's something grande about asking for "salt/pepper/ketchup" in Philly fashion and the chef knowing exactly what you need. The food is two steps above average in this fashion and quite filling Overall, what makes John's exceptional aren't the tangible things like award winning food or a dazzling backdrop of a restaurant. What separates John's Diner is the hint of familiarity you get when you walk through the door and a meal that punches up in value for the price. Happy Eats!

I haven't ordered in years and I saw them on Doordash. I ordered turkey scrapple, 2 scrambled eggs,…read moregrits, toast & coffee. Everything arrived hot and everything was delicious. Coffee made just right and that big slice of turkey scrapple. I will be ordering again. Picture enclosed

Made to order. Tasty. A very down-home feel with friendly servers. There was no line so it was…read morerelatively fast, especially since it was cooked not pulled from the shelf.

Good Food fast service every time Good before work and I'm…read morenever disappointed Recommend

Every once in a while, you order takeout that tastes like it came from one of Philadelphia's best…read morerestaurants. Dara's is that place. Everything we ordered was outstanding. The seasonal watermelon gazpacho was bright, refreshing, and perfect for summer. The kale tabbouleh was fresh and flavorful. The mushroom hand pie disappeared in minutes, while the butternut squash, feta, smoked cherry tomato, and fennel hand pie was flaky, savory, and unforgettable. The crispy chicken schnitzel in pita with spicy pickle relish was an absolute winner. The muhammara was so good I could have eaten it with a spoon, and the famous crispy potatoes with their slightly spicy ketchup were impossible to stop eating. Chef Mark's fine-dining background is evident in every bite, yet the food feels approachable and comforting. I also love that, aside from fried items, he cooks with olive oil and coconut oil instead of seed oils, making Dara's a great choice for those looking for healthier options. There are also plenty of delicious vegetarian dishes. I can't wait for the new sit-down location to open. Until then, Dara's has earned a permanent spot in our takeout rotation!

We called in our order for pick-up and it was ready in the 15-20 minutes I was told it would be…read more The food was Mediterranean delicious and made with healthy ingredients. So glad to have discovered this neighborhood gem and look forward to ordering from Dara's again!

This place makes you remember that small town shops are such cool and unique places to try new…read morethings! We came here after a hike in the Wissahickon looking for some nourishment. My sandwich was just fine but the vibes of the place were impeccable. They had crazy sodas with different flavors, lots of hot sauces for sale and random Knick knacks! I tried pecan flavor soda and smores pudding on the same day! My partner got a sandwich that he said was "definitely for a big back and tasted incredible" Truly a cool place I want to return to!

Sunshine sandwich shop is an example of do one thing and do it right. They are a sandwich shop…read more Not claiming to be anything more and deliver on that premise. Quality sandwiches - no fuss no frill but good solid food. I tried the Casanova a perfectly pounded crispy cutlet with fresh motz, tomato, pesto and balsamic drizzle. He chose the McCartney a breakfast sandwich with layers of pork roll egg and cheese - not just slapped on a bun. Seasoned eggs layered with meat egg and cheese. Order at the counter and if you choose to eat in one of the smiling staff will bring it to you when ready. They have a few booths for you to sit and eat as well as colorful tables outside too, but I get the idea this is more of a grab and go joint. Decorated in retro grunge decor complete with a stack of old console televisions and orange booth seats the place has a whole vibe. They also have an assortment of items for purchase like handmade soaps and beauty concoctions, stickers, hot sauces, honeys, teas and the like. There are plenty of other sandwiches we want to try so we will be back for sure several times over the summer to devour them all. Check it out.