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Amari's Restaurant

3.5 (75 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 3:00 pm
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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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pomegranate lemonade
Nyja F.

Today I was reminded - don't judge a "book" by its cover... I have walked by and driven by this restaurant multiple times. I have even heard live music when walking by (at least twice) but never decided to dine here until today and I'm so glad that I made the choice to do so. When we walked up to the restaurant, 2 men greeted us (after we were seated inside we saw that they were musicians); when we entered, I surveyed the restaurant slowly looking for signage or something to try and figure out if we should seat ourselves but as we made our way to the rear seating section, a waitress asked if we were dining in - we were so she advised us to seat ourselves. Once seated she came to our table with menus; it didn't take long for us to order. We both ordered Pomegranate lemonade to drink and for our main dishes my hubby ordered the fish and grits and I ordered a veggie omelette with cheese, which came with a side of home fries and I added a side of turkey bacon (requested to be cooked well) and my hubby also ordered a side of French toast. Everything was delicious - and yes, I sampled his food too (lol)! My favorite was the fish (he ordered Whiting; Swai was also an option). The texture and flavor of the fish was perfect; the grits were already seasoned (to our liking). The veggie omelette was good but I should've said light on the cheese because it was a tad too cheesy for me but it was still very good. The turkey bacon was also cooked per my request and the home fries were also a good texture and seasoned to my satisfaction. Almost forgot - the French toast, which was very flavorful. Last, shortly after we ordered the band began to play - I think they played a 30 - 45 minute set, which sounded great. Based on the service, the prices, the taste of the food and the entertainment, I WILL be back!

Chicken & Waffles with Turkey bacon
Urooj F.

The food here was mid. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. I was very underwhelmed lol nothing was inedible or anything like that, it just wasn't amazing either. Plenty of better breakfast spots out there. The service was extremely slow, had to ask for our bill once we realized no one was going to check in on us. Then had to go hand then the bill after a good 10-15 minutes when we realized again that no one was going to check in on us lol. This is a great spot if you just want a place to pop by without the fuss of a reservation but otherwise I would go somewhere else.

Amari's Restaurant owner  Dunday  Jazz Brunch.  Looking for good food and music? Visit Amari's on Baltimore ave; S W Philly.
Regina J.

Amari's Restaurant owner. Sunday jazz brunch. Had a blast! Good food, fun and music. Amari's Restaurant 50th Baltimore ave.

Menu breakfast
Denaire J.

Walked in from the rain to enjoy brunch at a local owned restaurant. Waited at the front of the restaurant for a few minutes while the waitress took the order at a table of 12. I asked if we could set ourselves. Walked to the back of the restaurant and sat at a open table. Waitress came over and took our order. I Ordered the fish and grits and my date ordered the veggie omelet with cheese grits and a side of potatoes with green peppers and onions. I thought we it would take forever to get our food but it came our fast. The grits are very creamy. The Swai fish was 1 piece but it was good. The prices are in line with the portions. The waitress checked on us a few times and the food comes out quickly. They should have a sign to seat yourself. I will most definitely return for lunch or dinner when in my home town. I do enjoy patronizing locally owned businesses. They have jazz from 12-3 on Sunday but the jazz players never showed up while I was there from 12:30-2.

Shereen C.

We went to Amari's for jazz brunch -- it's great that they have live jazz on Sunday afternoons. The cheesy grits were THE BEST grits I've ever had. The rest of the food we tried was okay, nothing special. I'd want to come back for the cheesy grits.

Turkey sausage egg n cheese on Rye
Max H.

Delicious & affordable local black owned business!! Solid breakfast sandwiches & coffee when you're on the go.. love this spot

Mac and cheese and sweet potatoes
Chelsea C.

I'm so upset. I expected more based on the reviews, but everything I got was lacking... The wings were watery and flavorless, the mac and cheese had no flavor and I've never had sweet potatoes so bad in my life.

Two Eggs with Home Fries.
Tashionna C.

This is worth $6.00? Two eggs with what looks like a scoop of potatoes. I've been here before, and they have an amazing Veggie Burger, and I'm all for supporting local businesses, but this restaurant has to do better with portions.

Fish and Grits
Erica M.

I decided to try this new brunch and lunch spot since I enjoy trying new places especially in West Philly. It is sad to say I will not be returning here. The main reason: EXTREMELY SLOW SERVICE. It took over 80 minutes to get chicken and waffles and shrimp and grits. Horrible. What made matters worse the restaurant was not packed. We placed our order only for the waitress to return 30 minutes later to say--- "we are cooking your order now." What sense does that make? Then, 10 minutes later a cook returns to ask WHAT WE ORDERED. No one will wait close to an hour for breakfast. I do not know what the staff was doing, however, when we walked-in they were seated at a table talking... It was absolutely a bad first impression and I have no clue why the staff was running around like they were busy when there was absolutely nothing going on. In conclusion, they lost our order, they did not offer any compensation. Did not even apologize. Please avoid, there are other places in the area with better service. For example, I ordered a Carrot cake waffle and received a plain waffle. Oh and they completely forgot our order of Shrimp and Grits and only started cooking it when we complained. So I canceled that item. Sorry will NEVER recommend this place to anyone. FYI: The food is not worth it.

French toast, turkey bacon, and eggs all cooked perfectly. Great food and great customer service!

A great spot for home cooked food! I drive an hour just to eat there. My favorites include Belgian waffles, seafood omelette, French toast, house grits, and salmon and shrimp cheesesteak! The place is usually busy but they are quick to prepare your meal as ordered. I also like that they offer plenty of non-pork options. I like the atmosphere as they usually have music playing just loud enough for you to carry on a conversation. Great family owned spot with great customer service and great prices!

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4.1(1.4k reviews)
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What a gem this place is! If you are looking for an experience where the restaurant has its own…read moreenergy and vibe, this is the place! The waitstaff are highly knowledgeable and attentive. Our server set the stage from her warm greeting. You feel like you are about to have a unique experience- and you are! It's very dark in the restaurant. This creates an intimate ambience. However the energy is very vibrant. Their menu- New American Cuisine- offers both small and large plates. My scallop dish is considered an entree- and it delivered in flavor and aesthetic. You know you are experiencing truly fine dining when you are at the Harp and Crown. If you are in Philly- check this place out!

We needed a happy hour that lasted until 7pm and Harp & Crown was the one. The entrance was a bit…read moretricky--we did not expect the French doors at the seating area to be the entrance. The foyer area, or as they called it the garden, was nice. then, you walk into the rest of the restaurant and it is moody and spacious. It has a really rustic and Americana vibe. For a Tuesday evening, it was quite busy. We did have to wait about 25 minutes for a table. As I was saying, we were there for happy hour and it served its purpose well. Food was pretty good. Vibes were great. There was some wait throughout the night, but there were a few larger parties and many people. Service was still great! We didn't have to wait too long for food. The important stuff--food and drinks: Mac and Cheese: nothing special, but with the Lamb Meatball--that's a different story. It was not that cheesy and the pasta was 1-2 minutes shy of al dente. Lamb Meatball: great--very saucy and tender. It came with some bread that ended up soggy from the sauce, but that's ok. Salmon Ceviche: salmon and mango is an interesting combination, but I would say it was refreshing and fun. I probably wouldn't get it again, but it was great to try. Cheeseburger: it was a cheeseburger. Sorry, I have nothing else to say about it. Spicy Chicken Sandwich (not pictured): pretty good. Prefer this over the cheeseburger. Mushroom and Truffle Pizza: very umami and delicious. It had a thin crust. Unfortunately, I did not get to this until it was lukewarm, so my opinion is not #accurate, but it was still good. I would get it again and eat it as soon as it touches the table. Velvet Solstice: the grapefruit was nice. Prefect for the autumn. Quite liked this. Samson Soda: I don't really remember, but I think it was sweet. Free Bird: I completely forgot I don't like pineapple (don't stone me) until I took my first sip... Bourbon Caramel Creme Brûlée: I think this might be my first ever creme brûlée. Very nice top. Creamy and delicious. Praline Cake: decadent and delicious. I love mousse-y and rich chocolate cakes, which this was toeing. It had a consistency similar to cheesecake. I much preferred this over the creme brûlée. Overall, I would definitely come again, especially since I've heard there's a bowling alley in the basement. If Harp & Crown is on the Restaurant Week list again, I will be there! Nothing beats a happy hour with the girls and a debrief--Bc I'm that interested. (visited on 09/29/26)

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Amari's Restaurant - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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