The service was so amazing!! Jasmine was so attentive and had such great energy for our birthday…read morecelebrations! We love Jasmine!!! Jasmine was the highlight of our night! She was so warm and inviting which made our visit all the more enjoyable. Ask for Jasmine if you come to Harper's Garden.

Truly enjoyed this place. Great to sit outside in amazing weather and have some good food. This…read moreplace has beautiful decor and that escalates the restaurant. Our server was attentive, but not overbearing or pushy. She helped with solid recommendations and gave us space to chat and chill during our dinner. Apps: The focaccia bread with roasted garlic and white bean spread was the perfect portion size and very tasty. Entrees: My friend had the chicken parm, which is HUGE (good if you want leftovers). I had the salmon piccata. This fish was perfectly cooked and extremely flavorful. Dessert: We tried the olive oil cake and the tiramisu. Between the 2, the tiramisu was the winner. It was really delicious. The olive oil cake was okay, but a little dry. The whipped cream was necessary to make it work. I'd probably come back here to try some other items!

Due to unfortunate travel circumstances, we ended up stuck overnight in Philadelphia without any of…read moreour belongings. We were determined to make the most of it and found this coffee place the next morning on yelp and we're so happy we did! Instantly brightened what was a terrible situation. Please open a K'Far in Austin, TX!! Pistachio sticky bun - Absolutely delicious! Egg and cheese Jerusalem bagel - Delicious! Crispy, flavorful, slightly spicy. Yemenite iced coffee - So good! Like a spiced Vietnamese coffee. Sachlav - Loved! Like a cappuccino but with less milk. It wasn't as sweet which was a nice contrast to the sticky bun. We got in as a walk in without a wait on a Sunday morning. The server was nice as well. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Came to K'Far for a quick lunch - it was a random weekday so luckily there was no line! I opted to…read moreeat on the lovely little patio. I got a chai latte with oat milk and a Shakshuka (which, they told me is not a traditional Shakshuka but rather reimagined as a pasty). It was delicious! The chai latte had great depth and spice flavors, and the Shakshuka pastry was a great mix of flaky puff pastry and strong tomato and egg flavors. Just knocking off one star because for a $5.75 latte, they only filled the glass halfway up. I also got one of their famous pistachio sticky bun to take to go!

Such a cute coffee shop in the Comcast Technology Center. They offer tables with charging stations…read moreas well a lounge area. There are plenty of drink options from simple tea and coffee to boylan soda and pastries. Yes, they have macarons as well--how cute (see pics) I didn't order any but I had to grab pics to show all the goodie goodnesses. Those chocolate chip cookies could have been my night and wakeup snack but I was good and left them there. A picture last longer anyway, right? That's what I have to tell myself when I am resisting. They are in a great space for traffic as patrons come and go in the center. Staff were very accommodating as well. I'd definitely go back to sample some items with them.

Excellent lattes! I came here to get some coffees and what a cool space inside the xfinity Comcast…read morebuilding! I got some oat milk lattes and they were delicious!

This is my first yelp review, but I absolutely loved this place! The food, coffee, and smoothies…read morewere amazing, the staff was friendly, and they played such good music and had such a cozy environment with a wall of paintings of pop culture and meme characters! Overall the experience was amazing and I would love to come back. If you are in Philly and looking for a great cozy place with great food for breakfast or lunch. I would strongly recommend café square one

While in Philadelphia for work, my office ordered lunch through Seamless, and I'm so glad we chose…read moreCafé Square One! This was my first time actually trying it and it definitely lived up to the hype of the Yelp reviews. My wrap had chicken, hummus, lettuce, and feta, and it was so delicious. My chicken was very good, very tender and seasoned well. It also had a great creamy hummus to tie all the other ingredients together. The feta added just enough saltiness to balance out the rest of the flavors. All of the ingredients were very fresh, and my wrap was extremely soft, yet still maintained its form completely as I ate. I also ordered a Nutella hot chocolate. It was delicious! It was my fist time having a Nutella hot Chocolate. I usually just get a normal hot chocolate. The pita chips served as an additional side item with this sandwich and proved to be quite enjoyable. The pita chips had a good crunch and were able to pair with the wrap very well. I ended up eating all of the pita chips! It was a great lunch and I enjoyed my wrap! I would likely order from Café Square One again in the future, especially, if that wrap is still on their menu!

My wife and I reserved a table for 9 on Easter Sunday. We attended my Nieces Wedding last night at…read morethe Crystal Tea Room and I recommended Urban Farmer to my siblings. Ratings were high on Yelp so I was sure we'd have a great brunch experience. Boy did they deliver. We shared an order of monkey bread which came with icing on the side. Big JGI's with everyone. I ordered eggs Benedict (pictured). Everyone else raved about their meals. Service was friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be back when in center city.

Atmosphere: Urban Farmer is conveniently located inside The…read moreLogan Philadelphia, Curio Collection by Hilton, making it an easy and comfortable spot for breakfast if you're staying at the hotel. The space feels rustic yet warm. Service: We arrived right when they opened in the morning, and we got personalized 1:1 service. The staff was welcoming, happy to answer our questions, and offer recommendations. Food: Over a few days, I sampled both their sweet and savory options: 1. The strawberry French toast is topped with roasted strawberries, cream cheese icing, and sliced almonds. It was super filling with generous portions and just the right balance of sweetness. 2. The crab omelet with grilled onions, local mushrooms, and béarnaise sauce. A unique combination that oddly worked really well together. 3. The classic two-egg breakfast with crispy potatoes and a biscuit. Simple and a great traditional option. Overall, Urban Farmer is a great place to grab breakfast in Philly, whether you're visiting or local.

Dear reader, We went…read moreto City Tap in Philly with a large group just for drinks and had a thoroughly good time. The $10 martinis on Friday were an excellent deal and definitely one of the highlights of the evening. A well-priced martini always sets a promising tone, and these did exactly that. The bartenders were helpful and kept things moving impressively well, even with a group our size, which was much appreciated. The space itself is huge and very clean, with plenty of tables and seating, so it was easy for everyone to spread out, settle in, and enjoy themselves without feeling packed in. A major point in its favour is the setup for watching sports. They have a massive wall of TV screens, plus more TVs throughout the space, which made it very easy to keep up with multiple games at once. No awkward craning for a view, no fighting for the one good seat, just a very solid setup for a group outing. Overall, it was a fun experience and very much in line with the good times we have had at other City Tap locations in DC. A lively, well-run spot for drinks and groups, and one we would happily return to.

It's been some time since my visit here and all I can remember is that the service was great and so…read morewas the food. It's definitely a place I would comeback to visit next time I visit the city.

Some new items on the menu so I figured I would go through a new review:…read more Carrot Soup: This replaces their old root vegetable soup, and they thankfully kept it vegetarian. It was much better than their root vegetable soup, and I was quite fond of that soup. It's honestly nothing like anything else on the menu. It has an indian? maybe? taste to it. It's so good. there is these juicy white raisins inside, some sliced almonds (not treenut friendly), and some sort of white yogurt sauce with micro greens. really a fantastic flavor pallet and the actual soup texture is smooth minus the toppings. Cashew Hummus: okay so here's my thing. I find that this restaurant in particular does such a disservice with their menu item descriptions. Based off of the description of this dish, I would think it's probably decent at best, and might not even order it. luckily I had a sixth sense to know this would be amazing. it's truly so good. it's a hummus layer topped with a bunch of seasoned roasted vegetables and chickpeas. The flavors are great and the textures are also great. I wouldn't have known it was cashew hummus if you didn't tell me. it's honestly not that large, so if you really like vegtables and hummus i'd get your own or split with only one person. if everyone is demure, it could go four ways. also! I don't think it comes with bread. it didn't come with bread this recent visit, but I am not sure if that was a mistake or that's how it is. But, to be safe, i'd save your bread you get at the begining to use for this. this is a must get every time I go. Dandelion salad: I only order this for my welsh rarebit. I like to eat my welsh rarebit with some of the salad since the acid cuts the fatty cheese. but, I will say, it's a very good salad. my favorite part is the thinly sliced celery pieces. it has a bunch of varying greens, celery, avocado, cucumber. all dressed in a lemony dressing. it's very simplistic and that's why I think it's so good. it's quite large, and would be a great "for the table" order so that everyone has some fresh bites with their rich entrees. Welsh Rarebit: my favorite. if you don't know what welsh rarebit is, it's basically fancy cheese toast. think proper fondue cheese with Worcestershire, mustard, maybe guinness, melted on a thick piece of toast. so an open faced fancy grilled cheese. it's two big slices of toast. could easily be shared for the table but I prefer my own order. if you get this I recommend also getting the dandelion salad and eating them together. Chocolate Set: I haven't tried their other desserts, but I just know they are a waste of time compared to this. the chocolate set is a dense chocolate mousse with earl gray ice cream, chocolate nibs, and a few orange slices. it's so simple but so so good. texturally, amazing. the smoothness of the mousse with the crunchy nibs is the perfect contrast. the orange is bright, the ice cream is just great on its own and does so well paired with everything else. it can be shared 4 ways if you have demure people. my family of four just orders two and we get half each. that works for us, we would never be able to share one. all in all great service as always, great food, and obviously a gorgeous interior.

We were visiting philly for the weekend and wanted to grab dinner at a spot in the area. We grabbed…read morea reservation a few hours in advance and were seated right away as we entered. Service was very friendly and not too overbearing with just a few check-ins here and there. We got the fish and chips, trout, salmon, and steak. I liked everything overall but my favorite was actually the steak. Good flavors across the board and the greens that came with it was a nice touch. The fish and chips were pretty good too - among the better ones Inhave tried. Cute spot with nice decorations. Would be great for a date or small groups. If I happened to be in the area, I'd be interested in grabbing a seat at the bar next time.

Best breakfast/brunch in Philly. Lots of people think the same so be prepared to wait a bit - it's…read moreworth it!

We started yesterday off with a delightful brunch at Sabrina's Cafe. We were thrilled to arrive and…read morebe seated quickly, even as a party of four. Our server Rachel was lovely and gave us a rundown of their specials and the menu's top hits. Our drink selections ranged from as boring as a Diet Coke to as fun as a seasonal lemonade. We were all content with our choices, though we puttered around making suggestions from their large drink menu. I typically go for a savory breakfast, but the stuffed brioche French toast was speaking to me. I can never turn down banana! The rest of our table ordered avocado toast (x2) and fried eggs with bacon. Everyone was really happy with their choices and an added bonus was that our food came out quickly. I insisted everyone at our table try a bite of my massive stuffed brioche French toast and the consensus was that it was ridiculously good. Though this spot is tiny, it is not to be missed.

My girlfriend wanted to come here to watch the sunset for her birthday, and it turned out to be a…read moregreat choice. Since it was the weekend, we had to wait in the lobby downstairs for about 15-20 minutes. Luckily, we made it up just in time to catch the sunset and take some amazing photos. We were also fortunate enough to find seats at the bar, but if you want guaranteed seating, it's definitely better to make a reservation in the main seating area. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 5/5 Parking - Valet / Nearby Parking Atmosphere - The view is absolutely the star of the show. Watching the sunset over the city from this height creates an unforgettable experience, especially for a special occasion. The space itself feels upscale and lively without being overwhelming. Service - The service was excellent. Our bartender, Michael, made sure we were well taken care of throughout our visit. He was attentive, friendly, and added to the overall experience. My girlfriend especially appreciated the complimentary olives, which was a nice touch. What We Ordered - Old Fashioned (Very well balanced and smooth) Cucumber Martini (Refreshing and perfectly crafted) Final Thoughts - This was the perfect spot to celebrate a birthday. Between the stunning views, great drinks, and attentive service, it made for a memorable evening. I would definitely come back and recommend it to anyone looking for a great lounge experience in Philadelphia.

Overall food is mid but honestly you're there for the views. The elevator itself is an experience…read moretoo so pay attention. Dress code is on the website. Food (7/10) - Mediocre food for a four seasons place. Found two thick bones in my sea bass and a thick branch that you can't chew in the veggies. Pasta was decent but nothing to rave about. Popular trout sushi is overrated - ratio of crispy rice and trout isn't right. Service (10/10) - top notch! Ambiance (10/10) - Romantic, relaxed. Beautiful 360 skyline view all around Philadelphia. We got there before sunset and got to enjoy all colors of the sky. Hope you get the window tables but it's not guaranteed.

The service was outstanding - a genuinely thoughtful waitstaff…read more The menu was appreciated and we were not rushed to enjoy both it and conversation. Highlights of the meal - almond trout and seared foie gras. The shrimp in the warm shrimp salad were plump and well dressed but the greens were overdressed in vinegar-based dressing. Bread basket was generously filled with a high quality assortment. Parc earned its high quality reputation!

Location is perfect right across the park and the scene looks like a French street al fresco…read moredining. Food was spectacular starting off with a basket of bread. My only suggestion is they bring out room temperature butter bc the one I got had fridge burn flavor. I started off with a warm shrimp salad - absolutely delish - simple but elevated with lemon beurre sauce and lettuce, a parm shred and roasted tomatoes. I also had the steak frites and it was also very simple but perfect - garlic butter, crispy fries and a perfectly cooked strip steak. My waiter was ok but the real star was the bus boy. He was so kind and attentive.