I appreciate that they are open late, the service is good and there is plenty of seating. I also…read moreliked how clean it looked, the tables were wiped down and glass cases did not have smears on them. That being said, the prices are absolutely egregious. $7 for a piece of Gozleme that has been sitting out all day is steep. Most of their bakery items like mousse and cake slices in the glass door are at least $12. They also sell dubai chocolate for $25.

My bf is Turkish, so I had to scope this place out! There's a good selection of traditional Turkish…read morepastries and the desserts are beautiful. The cafe is huge with plenty of space for hanging out, and the staff is super nice. Very generous and willing to answer questions. They go out of their way to make sure we're getting the best version of their food as possible, like offering to make things fresh or warm them up. I hadn't even thought to ask. I brought back the bf for a second time and he was so impressed he brought back simit (Turkish bagel) and acma (like a bagel shaped croissant) for his family. They all loved it! New favorite place to get Turkish breads outside of Turkey. It's also a good place for fresh gozleme. Other places we've been to don't do it quite right, like maybe not flaky pastry, not feta, etc. This one is on point.

Such a nice pastry/coffee shop in the heart of South Philadelphia! The cookie butter cannoli was…read moreunique and delicious. We also ordered some lattes while we were there. I ordered the iced pecan pie latte and my mom ordered the hot salted maple latte. Both were 10/10. I overheard another customer recommend the banana bread latte, so I had to order that as well, and it did not disappoint. I would love to come back here when I come back to the city!

Have tried the cold brew and matcha from here, both of which were good! The shop is bright and has…read morea decent amount of seating if you want to stay and enjoy your items.

I love neighborhood spots, and this little gem in the Art Museum area was such a great find. I…read morestopped by after a work meeting and was pleasantly surprised. The tuna sandwich was delicious--especially with their homemade tomato sauce. The service was friendly, and the space was bright, clean, and inviting. Overall, the vibe was exactly what I love in a local café. I'll definitely be back! Def for the chocolate kokosh!

Ever since this place opened in April 2025, my family and I became regulars. If you're a fan of…read morehome-made pastry and good coffee, this is a place for you. It is a family owed shop that has everything home made and fresh every day. They have more than pastries and coffee, there are also bagels, salads, and more. The place is very welcoming and clean. Everything they have tastes amazing!

Amazing!!!! Finally Tried this place after passing by it for over a year and I am already thinking…read moreabout what I will get next time!! Delicious food and incredible coffee. 10 out of 10 highly recommend

favorite neighborhood gem…read more the staff is friendly, welcoming and happy to connect with customers ! AND they have a decaf latte which is rare- and delicious. small touches inside are inviting and tidy

Cute little coffee shop, fresh pastries, relaxing enough vibes for coffee date, work, or simply a…read moresolo hang. I loved the old school vibes to it. My only wish is if they had savory parties, sometimes I like a simple croissant or a bagel. But, that won't stop me from coming here!

Cute coffee shop. It was right across from the termini bros bakery and the bakery doesn't have…read moreanywhere to sit inside to eat so we brought it back to the coffee shop since it seems that they are related. The chai at the cafe was pretty good not mind blowing. Overall store was clean and comfortable. Would recommend.

Had a delicious lunch at Greek from Greece in university city. Popular restaurant close to Drexel…read more Spacious dinning area with outdoor seating. Went for hot bar. Many menu options. Salmon was delicious! Added fresh vegetables, rice, tzaziki, hummus and peta bread. Sat outside on a beautiful summer day. Spoke with the owner, who is very easy to talk to and passionate about his restaurant. He is a Greek American and Philly native. Keep a look out for the Greek from Greece food trucks at major events in Philly over the summer.

Visit GFG regularly to meet up with people who go to Drexel or to do some work on campus when I…read moreneed a change of scenery. Recently, I was having a quick afternoon meet-up with some friends. Coffee is pretty OK, but the selection of Greek pastries and food is pretty wide. I've had the food before, which I found to be just OK, but the pastries (esp. the spanakopita) was spot on and delicious. I had some non-coffee drinks recently, and they were good enough to feel refreshed, but nothing to phone home about. Lots of seating here, but usually a lot of it is taken by Drexel student groups working. Back room has a lot more but is also strangely dim, so I'd honestly have a hard time if I was found to be working back there. Front seating though is nice with the natural lighting! For some reason they were blasting music today at a level that made it difficult to work even through AirPods. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about Greek cafes in particular, but it wasn't the greatest environment. Service is always prompt. I've found it to not always be the friendliest but they get the job done. Late hours are a plus amongst cafes in U-City, so I'll still stop by.

We stopped by for lunch on Friday and tried every single pie they had: pork roll and cheese, potato…read moreand cheese, chicken pot pie, apple pie, blueberry lemon pie. Honestly the perfect amount for 2 people to share. The savory pies were all good...but not quite a 5/5. I felt they were a little small for the price and could have been more filled. But the taste was good! The potato and cheese had a hint of rosemary which was delicious. The sweet pies on the other hand were 5/5. Particularly the blueberry lemon. The pie was sweet and perfectly tart. This place was great for a snack and I'd definitely come by again since it's close to home but not necessarily a place I'd go out of my way for.

I'm on an extended stay in Fishtown while exploring the city. Little Susie's was a delightful…read morediscovery on an otherwise overcast, humid and smoggy morning. Iced coffee is more than solid and the sausage egg and cheese hand-pie was phenomenal and really hit the spot without overdoing it. Also, the woman at the window was very sweet and comes across as authentic -- and didn't skimp on the napkins when I asked for a few extra (I'm not *that* messy, but like to keep things tidy ). Great spot I'll look forward to returning to. Excited to try some of their other pies!

Grabbing brunch on a Friday morning was extremely hectic here but thankfully well worth the wait…read more We ordered the latte, chicken empanadas, Caleño Sandwich, Morcilla Colombiana, and Guayaba Pastry. Chicken empanadas were delicious. Very well seasoned and filled although slightly dry from sitting under a heat lamp. I imagine having these fresh would be amazing. The caleno sandwich was also good however smaller than I thought it would be. The egg was buttery and melted well with the cheese. The morcilla Colombiana was slightly dry but again, the flavor was great. Lastly, the guava pastry was my favorite! So flakey and sweet! I could eat 5 more of these. Overall, this cafe is an incredible addition to the neighborhood. The hype is worth it for sure. If going during peak hours expect to wait. Our order took about 30 minutes to come out and the place was packed. Little to no seating inside.

The food is consistently good, and I've enjoyed ordering empanadas for my coworkers and me…read more However, I was disappointed to receive only one hot sauce with a multi-item order. To avoid confusion on a future order, I called ahead to explain that the empanadas were for multiple people and politely requested a hot sauce for each one. The employee sounded a bit annoyed and informed me that additional sauce would require an extra charge, and that she would only include more "as a one-time courtesy." I then asked if four people walked in and each bought an empanada, would each empanada come with its own sauce--she confirmed yes. It's frustrating that ordering online doesn't offer the same consideration. Clearer consistency between in-store and online orders would go a long way in improving the customer experience.