This place was fantastic. I love the atmosphere of the cool little neighborhood breakfast spot…read more Right on the corner, like the proletariat bars of old. The four of us found the Dutch on Yelp, and headed there from our hotel in Philly. It reminded my wife and I of some of the neighborhood spots. We enjoyed so much in our own town of Baltimore. The waitress, JENN, was fantastic. I think she had every table, but every employee were doing their part. The chef must handpick the ingredients, because everything was fresh and delicious. My wife and I each had a special pressed fruit drink to start, and it was a perfect appetizer if you will. Very refreshing and energizing. The food was amazing. I had the mushroom omelette. The mushrooms were very fresh and not overcooked. The omelette was thick, but not foamy. All of the ingredients were handled with care on the inside. The taste of truffles was a nice addition. My wife had the salmon omelette, and it was out of this world. Possibly the best omelette I've ever tasted. She agreed. Delicate, perfectly cooked, and absolutely delicious. One of our boys had a huge waffle covered in fresh berries, and just the right amount of whipped cream. He said it was the best waffle he ever had, and I have to agree. Light and fluffy and sweet, he didn't even add syrup. Perfect. Our other son had the double cheeseburger. Again, cooked perfectly, and the avocado was very fresh and an excellent addition. When we are in Philly again, this will be our breakfast spot. An absolute pleasure dining here. I highly recommend.

Looking for somewhere that was a bit different than where we would normally go, and as we were in…read morethe city and craving breakfast this was it. Neither of us really go for sweet breakfast, so despite this place having a plethora of delicious Dutch babies, neither of us went with their signature offering. However, I did manage to find yet another amazing item on the menu that was indeed unique to here and had to have it. A wonderful dish that I still can't properly pronounce... the Uitsmijter. I go nuts for pickles and rye in particular, and I have to say this had some of the tastiest and most unique of both as part of it. The pickles were just amazing. Unlike any I've had before, and I am a pickle maniac coming from a kosher deli family. The rye was also top notch, having such character and density that really made it stand out against everything else on the plate, but especially other rye breads that simply don't come close to what was going on here. The perfectly cooked side of scrapple we opted for was also a major highlight. While I did think the prices were just a bit too steep, a minor problem at best for a great meal, the staff was very nice and took their time to explain to me the things on the menu I didn't understand. They also invited us in on a very cold day and made us feel like home. If I am every around the same area and craving some great cold weather breakfast, I will definitely be back to try the ring bologna Benedict because there is nothing quite like Amish bologna, and each town's is a bit different. Quite the experience!

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

Okay, hear me out and listen to the entire review:…read more TL;DR VERY EXPENSIVE We came here for our anniversary because reviews were wonderful and the menu looked very European i.e. smaller plates with big flavors and delicious cocktails. Our order, pre-meditated was for oysters, octopus, and the 'plateau du marche' aka cheese and meat plate. All sounds good, right? The oysters were WAY too small for $21 (6 in total), the octopus was cut up into small pieces equaling about 1/2 a tentacle but they filled the plate with a few pieces of sausage and potatoes to make it look like the plate was full. It was not. Plus the sauce it comes with was way too acidic. The cheese an meat plate costing $26 has only a few slices of meat, 4 slices of old crusty bread, a few crumbles of cubed cheese, and very very very small pitted olives. Honestly, it was embarrassing. We had to end up ordering their happy hour breads which were fine but after dropping a pretty penny we shouldn't have to order MORE food... As far as the drinks go, I just don't understand the justification in charging $16 for a N/A drink... I ended up sending it back because after one sip on my part and another on my bartender husband's part we both agreed that it was repulsive. And I never send drinks back. Service, lovely and attentive Atmosphere 100% inviting and the view of the fountain made it all magical Drinks WAY too expensive Food WAY too small and incredibly overpriced Flavors - fine but definitely not worth the price tag All in all we went for a few cocktails and something to munch on and left with a $200 bill. No leftovers. A great date night spot if you're looking to drop a dime and a half to impress your mate but honestly, I was extremely disappointed. We left hungry, sober, and confused as to where our money went.

There are no photos of our drinks, salad or sandwich because after the first bites of the cheese…read moreand meat we were under their spell. Green goddess salad was delicious. The raclette sandwich was a decadent grilled cheese. I got a cassis and Perrier drink that was refreshing. My spouse got a pastis cocktail and loved it. I love everything about this: casual bar with great drinks and delicious snacks. You can eat a full meal or just graze. The market has great food to go. If I lived closer I'd be a regular.

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!!

Sooooo late to the game with Mighty Bread! Pivoted here after Comfort and Floyd was packed and what…read morea nice switch. There's menus right when you walk in the door and then you head up to the counter to order. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Price a little steep, about 40ish bucks for two breakfast sandwiches and two coffees. They give you a little number to put on your table and bring your food out when it's ready. There's a few tables inside and a few tables in their courtyard outside. The courtyard tables are a bit funny and wobbly, but still a nice little spot to sit and less crowded than inside.

Mighty bread was perhaps the most exhilerating of my social eats this Monday. You enter the…read moreestablishment to a very iconic motley south philly crew. A loaf of bread will run you at minimum $7. However, this is the kind of bread that will slice the roof of your mouth if you're not careful. 10/10 experience. These guys also have a liquor license and breakfast sandwiches among tinned fish, olive oil, and other bread-related garnishes. My thought is that I could be an entire loaf of their premium ingredient for the same cost as one of these breakfast sandwiches. I will say my party had sandwiches and they were all satisfactory and artisinal-looking

I don't live in Philly anymore and I don't write Yelp reviews but River Twice warrants it. My s/o…read moreand I first dined at RT in 2023, and had a life changing chawanmushi and blood orange sweet potato dessert that I have thought about on a semi-regular basis since. We went back 4 more times, which was not close to enough, and I am sure to remind my boyfriend of this fact every day. Randy Rucker is a national hero and River Twice is a resturaunt for geniuses. I have friends in Philly but the main reason I'm planning a trip back is for a meal at River Twice.

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!

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.

It's been a while since I've been to Stateside and a lot has changed. They're a pretty solid Vodka…read morebrand now and I do purchase their seltzers from the liquor store. No more food which was okay for the visit today. We were waiting for a dinner reservation and wanted to have a few drinks first. Surprisingly Stateside had an open bar and a few open tables. As soon as we walked in the staff started greeting us. In fact the entire time we were there until we walked out the staff was phenomenal. Great personalities, friendly and knowledgeable. We had a few of their mixed drinks and a seltzer before we left. They have a full bar so anything you want is available. My favorite was the Sazerac, I hadn't had any since my time in New Orleans so aside from the rainy cold weather, this transported me back temporarily. The other drinks were good, I think one was called a Rum Smash, but my problem with mixed drinks is when they're good, they go down way too easy. I like to taste a little alcohol. But I won't hold my issues against Stateside. A fun place, a great location and a great staff. I'm happy I came back after they dropped the food, I will return.

Nice store to meet your Hispanic food needs. I saw a humongous pan and chicarron…read more I took a star down because there's no box for the pastry especially the ones wit decorations on top

I think of Tienda as my local corner store, where I prefer to get a lot of staple veggies, fruits,…read moreeggs, etc. You wouldn't necessarily be able to tell from the front entrance, but they have a produce and butcher section. It's across the 6-way intersection from the Acme. If I have a grocery shopping list for dinner, I often go to Tienda first to get as much as I can for lower prices than the Acme, but then end up going to Acme to fill in the blanks. The staples that are in stock at Tienda will be cheaper than Acme about 90% of the time. Some weeks the produce quality wavers, but give it a week or two and they have fresh fruit and veg in stock. The Spanish-speaking staff are always friendly! If you live in the vicinity I highlight suggest checking it out, especially if you are making tacos or burritos because all those ingredients (tortilla, queso, meats, peppers) are in stock.