My personal favorite hoagie in Philly. Hot take, but imo the best sandwiches in Philly are on the…read moreoutskirts and far from center city. This place is a testament to that statement. Walking into this place you immediately get hit with the smell of your Italian grandmothers kitchen. Get the Grand Salami on a seeded long roll. Go Birds!

I'm sure the food is fine, but, unless you want to get yelled at while placing a hoagie order avoid…read morethis place. I have family in from out of town and when placing my order, the clerk replied back "you've gotta be kidding me" Which prevented me from ordering further. I grew up in this neighborhood and I like to support local businesses, but I won't be coming back here, her attitude isn't worth it.

Door Dash delivered right on time. Ordered two salads.... both were fresh , delicious and good…read moresize. Waldorf salad and CEASAR salad. My luncheon was a success!! I definitely will order again.

Pizza is very good, but the soup is better. They are always friendly inside, but knocking it a star…read morebecause I find that the online order menu doesn't always show what's available. Also can only order a soup size cup of garlic sauce, which is a crazy amount so would definitely like a smaller option. All in all is very good, we order from here often.

Food just ok. Service is horrible…read more Worst run breakfast spot in Conshy. No real system seems to be in place. If you have all morning to wait for your average breakfast sandwich this is your spot!

I ordered online here one day for lunch and brought it back, thought it was pretty good overall…read more Online ordering is pretty easy, and it was ready when I got there, so no complaints there. Nothing particularly distinctive about the sandwich I can think of, but not bad. It's kind of your basic deli inside, don't think there was indoor seating, but think they had some tables set up outdoors when the weather was nicer. There's coffee as well, but I didn't try it this time. There are a lot of coffee options in the area. I might try it out again sometime if I don't have food on a random weekday working remotely.

Perhaps the highlight of the entire corporate complex, We're On A Roll is run by a couple who serve…read morehundreds of hungry corpos every day of the week. It's a fun place to unwind and run into familiar faces. When the lunch bell sounds, the line forms swiftly, as the masses gather to devour their hoagies and onion rings. There's a nice mix between cold food, like salads and wraps, and hot foods, a majority of which fall into the soup and chili categories. At first glance, what initially comes off as a casual cafe bistro, shows off a surprisingly robust menu upon further inspection. In the spring months, sitting outside in the painstakingly crafted campus, with its obligatory man-made pond, is the preferred way to break up the day and maybe even get a little tan. In the backdrop, the blue sky shimmers off the reflective windows of each looming building, a perfect union of work and play. I am thrilled for the owners, who nearly had to close their doors for good during the COVID-induced shutdown years back. Now, with CEOs leading their return-to-office crusades around the country, the hardworking corporate café worker can once again flourish.

Absolutely amazing place for lunch. I work very close by and stop in about once a week. I've never…read morehad a bad meal here! The owner is incredibly nice and takes the time to chat with people. My favorite thing here is the tuna melt - it's the best I've ever tried. There is ample seating inside and outside as well. It does get pretty busy (with a line) around noon, so plan accordingly :)

A real gem hidden in Chestnut Hill. An amazing and tantalizing selection of beers and ciders,…read morelargely in singles, so you can try new things without making a big investment. The store is very well organized and things are well displayed, so you can browse all the options like books in a library, or go straight to what you're looking for it that's what you want. The owners are very nice and helpful. So nice to see a mom & pop shop (literally) like this. Chestnut Hill is lucky to have them.

Impressive selection of beverages to choose from and helpful staff. Still, I really, really miss…read morethe days when it was a bar taking over the Towey's space; it had such a cool vibe.

Excellent sandwiches. The TikTok-famous kale Caesar chicken cutlet is great, but the other hoagies…read moreand breakfast sandwiches are equally great. Their tomato pie is a family favorite. The tomato sauce/topping is so rich. Bonus that they carry Manhattan Special!

Let's just say, if I lived in Fishtown (wish!!!) Liberty Kichen would be a staple in my food…read morerotation. The space is super cute and a gives classic Fishtown hipster vibes in the best ways. A little sunny corner restie that is like a little love note to all things Philly sports plus a cool little open kitchen and grab and go section on the side with fridges filled with interesting drinks and homemade salads like a pesto chickpea one that Imma def pick up the next stop I drop in. Ok, onto the eats! 1. Della Casa ($18): A 12-inch soft seeded sando layered with a schmear of balsamic sundried pepper spread, fresh mozz, and hot cappicola dried with Calabrian chili oil and filled with fresh arugula and house roasted eggplant slices. This was good, however, the eggplant felt kind out of place. The slices were large and a little bit too mushy for my liking and it felt like it could have benefitted from an extra meat or contrast to the softness from the mozz, such as fried eggplant instead. All in all a 7 out of 10. Good but wouldn't order again. 2. Turkey Salumeria ($18.50): Another (delicious) 12-inch soft seeded roll saturated with a house creamy balsamic dressing (could have honestly drank this) + mild prov, LTO, sliced turkey and really great cherry pepper relish. This was a pretty basic, but all the parts came together to make a solid sandwich. I wouldn't necessarily order again but the combination of ingredients and the hellish relish made it a 7.5 out of 10. All in all, the quality of the ingredients, the combinations available on the menu and the stellar staff all make LK popular for good reason. While the selections we had this go around didn't wow us (just lacking a certain je ne sais quoi) I do look forward to going back to try the kale chx caesar, some of their cutlet sandos, roast beef and pork and of course the tomato pie and CCC's!

Great service and great sandwiches! Tredici also features a nice selection of pasta, pasta sauces…read moreand other products.

Visiting a friend who works in the area for lunch. We're both trying this place for the first time…read more Gut feeling is a classic Italian market/deli counter hybrid business that are all around South Philly. This one's got good stock, though I'm no expert in that. I'm mainly here for the sandwich. We both ordered a #10. Took ~10 minutes from entry to exit to order, receive food and pay. There's a small table in the front of the store, but we opted to go to a nearby park bench. Sandwiches are solid. Pleasantly surprised that they use pocket-shaped bread instead of the traditional hoagie or sub rolls. It was fresh, refreshing, and the kick from the peppers was just enough for my mild spice tolerance to be enjoyable! I'm no local, but it feels like a locals only kind of place that serves the food quick and serves it well with no frills. Happy to visit again and work my way down the specials menu on a return visit to Radnor.

If you know, you know. this is the best biscuit spot in the area. From the moment you walk in, the…read morevibes are right. The music is great, the energy is welcoming, and the staff truly makes the experience special. Azlyn makes the coffee, and she is so caring, kind, and focused. I love seeing young people who take pride in their work. she's a sweetheart and always professional. And then there's Rachel; my girl, the Biscuit Pusher . She's a ray of sunshine with such great customer service. She remembers me every time, and her energy is just unmatched. I might have to get her a pin that says Biscuit Pusher because she owns that title! The cashiers are friendly, management is attentive, and they genuinely want you to have a great experience. If there's ever an issue, they fix it right away. Tara, the owner, is amazing. Even when she's busy, she makes it a point to check on guests and ask how everything is going. She makes suggestions to make your biscuit sandwich selection go to another level. That level of engagement goes a long way. The quality of the biscuit is always on point. My only issue is that they tend to fall apart when you try to pick them up. I usually have to eat mine with a fork because they crumble so easily. I'd love if they could adjust the texture just a bit so they hold together better. If they did, they'd be perfect! If you haven't gone yet, get there. Let me know how your experience was. I'd love to hear.

Been here a few times. They have different types of biscuits. The sweet treats, which are fast and…read moreif you care about your time, you could easily get. The biscuits for their sandwiches are flakier and much better. If you think you have twenty-years left to live, you might want to knock out a few things on your bucket list before ordering. They have a sign that says something like this isn't fast food and there isn't anything fast here at all. The staff and customers all agree with that slogan. No one is hiding it. A few weekends ago, we waited over 45 minutes like idiots for our food. I had a $50 gift card, most went to this meal, and I was ready to walk out. Sadly, I didn't complain to management, because the line was longer than the line to order food. They said refunds would take one week and the people who said they really would never come back, had the managers get their food quicker than ours. It's an interesting business strategy to ensure the angry customers who won't return got their food first, but I get it. If less people frequent this place, then the lines won't be as long. They even said there was no manager on duty. Anyone watching the staff work would know that no one was lying. No utensils, napkins at the tables, just people sitting there waiting for their to-go order and then freeing a table later.If you are one of those weekend people with nothing to do until you have some structure at work on Monday, this is the perfect place to waste most of your day, to get you that much closer to work. Sweet treats are alright, nothing special. Breakfast sandwich could be worth it, but you could also go to the worst grocery store in town and make your own better biscuit and sandwich in the amount of time you have to wait. $8 left on our gift card and in a perfect world I'll misplace it.

Hours keep changing. I went at 1:58. Signs says close at 3, then a hand written note said close at…read more2. I was there before 2 and I was told no and then left. Terrible business model won't be going back anytime soon

Pastrami sandwich in the grill was excellent. Little small is my only issue with it because it did…read morecost $15.

Just a To-Go spot to get sandwiches. Cheesesteak options…read morewere plentiful but both sandwiches I tried were great.

Cheesesteaks are better than Pops Steaks. We order here almost every Sunday. As a Floridian, I do…read morethink the Cuban is the best sandwich on the menu. All is delicious though.