Run by the Amish. Very friendly people who provide all their produce locally grown. Perhaps some of…read moretheir produce would be organic certified yet the Amish are on a different paradigm not using electricity and living radically different than where I live in San Francisco where AI was invented and there are driver-less cars. Highly recommended going here to get a wide array of locally grown veggies to cook up some amazing plant based cuisine. One of my grips in Philly was dining out some restaurants were either exclusively vegan or vegan options yet only had junk food vegan vs whole food plant based cuisine. That's where the Passyunk Market in South Philly comes in. Stock up on healthy. The Amish here are very knowledgeable about gardening and cooking so can be sure to steer you in the right direction about how to cook up their delightful produce grown with love! Don't miss the lovely park near the market with trees and benches to contemplate life.

I just want to reaffirm my love for this market that is nestled between the big boxes of suck that…read moreare CVS and Acme. $5 American Spirits $0.99 for 2 AAA batteries (this made my day!) They sell stamps

Dope little market that has super cheap sandwiches. Crazy low prices for produce and other goodies…read more Hidden gem family run spot

Wow, I truly love this place. The vibes were immaculate. The staff was fantastic. It was always…read morebuzzing. It felt like I was in Europe and South Philly can't wait to come back and eat some food cause everything I saw looked absolutely amazing.

What a cool spot!…read more Located in the trendy E. Passyunk area, parking may be hard to come by but we managed some sort of spot. It's an easy spot to locate with clear signage and prime corner real estate. Inside it's a bar, it's a marketplace, it's a vibe! It pulls at French inspiration from its menu to the decor but doesn't lose itself completely. There's a coziness to this place that makes it comfortable and its interesting set up makes it more distinguished. My wife and I shared their cheese plate (it's the charcuterie board but they subbed the meat for our vegetarian palates) along with the beet salad and raclette sandwich. We enjoyed each dish and they all came out as they were prepared. The service was attentive and very friendly. I think this could work for pre or post drinks or even a great date night like we did. Enjoy your time!

TooGoodToGo is a great way to sample chocolate here. I had a "mad" variety of about 8-10 small…read morepieces. One was like slightly pizza flavored, another pecan, another ginger and unsure about the rest. Too heavy on the salt but flavorful. Pickup was quick. Ate them all before I could take a pic.

Delicious chocolates, slightly on the pricier side but totally worth it. Their flavors are…read morerefreshing and unique - we tried the Lavender Vanilla, Japanese Matcha, Smoked Habanero Sea Salt Caramel, Rosewater Ganache and a couple more that I can't recall. They have a great selection of specialty chocolate boxes, chocolate barks and hot cocoa which I am dying to buy as gifts for Christmas!!

amazing neighborhood bakery with the best sourdough bread!…read more i've eaten so much of mighty bread's creations at different establishments throughout philly, but this is my first time at the main storefront. i have been to the grab-and-go in the past, but it doesn't even compare. my boyfriend and i came by on a friday afternoon to grab a bite and do some work. we sat in the outdoor courtyard/patio area with our dog, which is a great pet-friendly option. the store also has plenty of seating inside for people dining in. the coffee here is ok, nothing special but the bread is absolutely the star of the show. i definitely want to come back to try their sandwiches and other creations. i also didn't know they had apertivo, but it looked amazing and i definitely want to come back for that as well.

Came for a quick weekend breakfast / brunch and shared the breakfast sandwich with mushrooms, the…read moreMeyer lemon focaccia with burrata, and an iced caramel latte. Overall good food - personally I found the sandwich to be a bit too "eggy" but that's a me problem, my husband enjoyed it. I liked the focaccia but wish it had been sliced lengthwise and turned into some sort of burrata sandwich. Coffee was good but needed a couple pumps of extra simple syrup. Service was a bit slow but they had tons of to-go orders so mostly understandable.

We had a really great experience at River Twice - our servers were so nice and we were there for a…read morecelebration so we wanted something fancy and River Twice delivered. The menu was very seafood heavy for us and we got some bread to offset the seafood dishes but everything was so good, from the scallops to the soft shell caviar crab to the tuna, everything was beautiful and creative. We got gifted madelines at the end of our meal and we were honestly pretty full. This was definitely a treat, I felt so inspired at the end of the meal!

Many of the dishes were too acidic for me. For instance, they had a deconstructed Clam Chowder that…read morewas acidic. Not my cup of tea. However, the protein execution was outstanding. The scallops and the halibut in particular were exceptional. The fish collar was good however I find it odd they don't specify the type of fish you're eating on the menu. Overall, the quality of the ingredients was high, but the plate composition I found lackluster. So the $200 price tag for one made sense from an ingredient standpoint at least. The service was friendly, but kind of kitcshy and unrefined for the price and the dishes they are presenting. I liked the space. The decor and kitchen and clean and pleasant.

Came to Milk Jawn in South Philly and completely understood the hype after one visit. The service…read morewas amazing from the start, they let us sample a bunch of flavors and honestly every single one was so good that it made choosing stressful in the best way possible. I ended up getting the Playoff Party flavor, which I believe is only offered when one of the Philly teams is in the playoffs, and it was basically an Oreo ice cream lover's dream. The Earl Grey Honeycomb was also SO good. You could actually taste the Earl Grey tea flavor clearly, and the honeycomb balanced it perfectly without overpowering it. One thing I really liked about their ice cream in general was the texture because it had that perfect consistency where it's firm and dense but still soft. It's definitely on the pricier side though. Our total came out to around $15-16 for two single scoops, with one being in a waffle cone. I also wanted a waffle cone on the side, so they gave my single scoop in a larger bowl instead which I thought was really considerate. However, the waffle cone is on the thicker side so it's not as crispy. That said, for the price you are getting noticeably larger scoops, so honestly I still think it's very worth it. Would definitely come back to try more flavors.

I wanted to love the ice cream, but I was not impressed. After trying a few flavors I came to the…read moreconclusion that the consistency was more like ice milk than ice cream. The flavor combos - tahini fudge swirl, pistachio, lemon curd with blueberry basil swirl - sounded great. Unfortunately, the excitement for me was in name only. The tahini fudge was very toasty, but the fudge didn't hold up; pistachio had crunch but lacked the nut's flavor; the lemon curd wasn't tart enough for me, nor did I get much flavor from the blueberries. If you like a less creamy ice cream you'll like the texture. I'll try a vegan option the next time.

Nice addition to the neighborhood with interesting beer choices. The bartender was very patient…read morewhen my friend did not like her cocktail, and went out of his way to make one that she liked without charging extra.

TLDR: food and drinks were great, wait staff was awful…read more Came here for happy hour with my friends, and our waitress was absolutely terrible. She gave us attitude for trying to clean up the previously used table, as well as "loitering" on the sidewalk. By the way, half the bar is outdoors on the public sidewalk. Also, we had brought drinks from a previous bar, which made us receive even more attitude from this waitress due to "not being able to bring alcohol from other places". This would be a totally understandable and easy thing to rectify if handled kindly. No where on the premise are there signs on the PUBLIC sidewalk that we can't bring drinks from a previous bar, nor did she communicate to us in a kind manor that we could not have drinks on the sidewalk. It is legal in Philly to have open containers while walking around, so the attitude and disrespect to multiple members of my party was unacceptable. During the majority of our time, this waitress was chit-chatting with her friends instead of doing her job, and bringing them multiple drinks. It is unfortunate because this bar is super cool, but our waitress was so mean that my review has to be so low. Pics for proof we were here!