I had a great experience each employee had positive, welcoming energy the restaurant was beautiful…read more& that Peach Cobbler French Toast was so Teaaa !!

Great spot in west Philly We just had a wonderful date…read morenight Got the blackened catfish with mashed potatoes and collards greens. My wife got the watermelon salad, seafood Mac and cheese and corn bread - all spot on. The greens were the best I've had in years!!! Excellent Gavin was a great server. Live music was spot on. Great vibe,food and we will be back

I've had it be a hot the vast majority of the time that I've been here with only one negative…read moreexperience out of about 5O - 75 visits in the span of about 16 years: Likes: Neighborhood nook Cozy Unassuming Inexpensive Good selection of food and drinks Usually friendly staff Indoor and outdoor seating Water station Not so great parts: During busy times, it might be a challenge to find a table due to the smaller space Closes much earlier than it used to Stop carrying items from Vegan Treats in Bethlehem Service can be iffy at times

Really laid back environment, friendly service, and nice assortment of drinks and food…read more The service is a bit slow, and the constant noise of the blender going was a bit noisy (inside is not a large space with just enough seatings). I ordered their latte with almond milk. The coffee was weak, almond milk was a bit much and a bit of sweetness (wondering if their almond milk is already sweetened). Would like to give another try next time. I have heard some mixed reviews of this place, but I definitely need to give it another try.

This restaurant was highly recommended as somewhere to get a great meal. It was lunchtime and I…read morelove eating Greek food. We are about a block away on the Penn Campus so we decided to check it out. The restaurant was about half full. Most people ordered their meal to go and rushed to get back to work. There is an extensive menu filled with different options. I decided to go for the plate option which comes with an entree and two appetizers. I ordered the chicken with tzatziki sauce along with pita on the side. For the two sides I chose lemon potatoes and mushrooms. The chicken was great after rolling it up in the pita and dipping it in the tzatziki sauce. The lemon was a little too strong in those potatoes. Next time I might choose french fries or rice instead. They give you a large amount of food for the price. I was unable to finish the entire meal and grabbed the rest to go for later. The staff was very helpful getting a to go box and cleaning up afterwards. I think I will definitely be coming back here for a large meal sometime this week.

I have a very picky palate and I cannot for the life of me understand why this isn't rated higher…read more I eat here frequently, the platter of 1 meat, 3 sides, a sauce (always get the tzatziki), and pita is $13.50. You can order at a kiosk so you don't even have to interact with anyone. Their tzatziki might be the best I've ever had and I've been to Greece multiple times. I eat mainly Mediterranean and this place is top tier casual Greek food (and affordable too). Highly recommend.

I had ordered the classic burrito, you pick your choice of meat, and it comes with a side of chips…read moreand guacamole without having to ask/additional charges! The portions are huge and delicious. I also ordered their quesabirria and it's so freakin good with the consomé. Will be my go-to place from now on

I ordered here on a humbug off of UberEats and I was not disappointed. I got the steak, rice and…read morebeans with French fries. It was so nice and flavorful. It was so good on a takeout tip, I know if I was able to sit down and eat inside of a restaurant it would be so much better.

I had to stop by Lyn's for breakfast. I ordered BLT sandwich on a long roll with a Cranberry juice…read more The service was great as usual. It took a few minutes to get my order. The breakfast sandwich was really good. I'll try something new the next time I'm in town.

Wow wow wow amazing breakfast spot ! I am so glad we found…read morethis spot before heading to the new balance championships. They have tons of breakfast sandwich options ( bacon, sausage , turkey and ham) and breads including ( wheat, white, potato, bagel etc ) It's cash only so make sure you have cash before ordering. We had 2 sandwiches and 2 drinks for less than $20. Amazing !!!

Ingested this 8 hours ago; Only slight diarrhea. About a 7-9 time wiper. Ordered the shawarma. Best…read moredog food in Philly.

If you live near or find yourself in the vicinity of Rittenhouse and you're looking for breakfast,…read morelunch, dessert, or even a midnight snack, then you need to bookmark this place. Healthy Picks is a 24-hour food market that serves not only a variety of 'healthy' picks, but they've got everything else to satisfy your craving, from delicious smoothies to a gyro, a reuben sandwich, some fresh fruits and veggies, and so much more. As far as selection goes, this little place packs a big punch! The inside of the bodega/deli/food mart is very clean, but small, and it can get quite chaotic there at times. They've got kiosks to put in your order in addition to ordering and paying at the cashier. At busy times, orders can take a little while to process, but it is always worth the wait! That's because of all the exotic goodies along the wall to tempt your culinary adventurous side as you wait, like Italian chocolate-filled cornettos or blueberry yogurt pretzels and all other kinds of pre-packaged snacks from all over. The best part of Healthy Picks is also it's worst. Like many other 24-hour places, they tend to attract vagrants hanging around their entrance looking for handouts. It can be a little intimidating, especially at night. That being said, I've never felt unsafe at Healthy Picks, as the place is always buzzing with happy customers.

Some of the best food I've ever had. I love the ambience. I was just there last week when I came…read moreback from my temple with the monks. They made me a fresh dish of barbecue ribs with fries and monk fish. Absolutely unbelievable definitely five stars.

Googled a nice soulful place to eat while out in Philly and me and my beau went here. Nice place to…read moretry but was a bit of a drive. Food : 3/5 The food was eatable and good. The grits would have been better if they had some more seasoning in them. Eggs were good. Fish was lightly seasoned was a bit bland. I will say I'm happy it was salty and overpowering because then it would have just been bad. I think they have the potential to get the seasoning proportion right other than that I enjoyed my meal fully. Service: 4/5 Waitress was very nice and welcoming. She gave suggestions on what to try being our first time there and was pleasant. Ambiance: 4/5 Loveeee the cleanliness, art work, music selection and how spacious and homey it felt inside. Insulated very well might I add.

I'd give it 10 stars if I could! Knocked it out of the park in every aspect…read more First, the cafe is super cute with Ethiopian music playing & lovely decor. It's spacious with two floors of seating and easy take out as well. The service is excellent. Sid is so friendly and wonderful. I was the only person in the restaurant for a brief period in between other guests leaving and coming, and we chatted about Ethiopia's history & travel, as I'm dying to go there. Above all, the food was fantastic. I got the Village Scramble, spiced eggs with veggies in injera. Wow wow wow! Their injera is delicious and the heat level was great (not ridiculously spicy, but a good kick). I also got their Shai Tea, similar to a chai but spiced slightly differently. It was delicious and now I know I can just come for a takeout chai latte here too. Can't wait to come back!

This place is a disgrace to Ethiopian food. Super small portions of food for the high price…read more Although the Doro Wot was delicous, it was smallest chicken I have ever seen and they gave only two pieces and one boiled egg. The meat combo plate (Siga Wot and Siga Alicha w/ two veggie sides) was very underwhelming. The meat portions were tiny and barely flavorful. The veggies were just ok. We did have an order of chicken and beef samosas. Those were good. Sad that the appetizers at a restaurant tastes much better than the entrees. The customer service needs lots of work as well. Although this place is BYOB, our server wouldn't bring us cups until we ordered food. I guess she did us a favor by providing us with cups of water first. Our server brought our food out and we never saw her again. No other staff member checked on us either to see if we needed anything (and a few of them passed us as they were in and out of the restaurant). I was irritated and we were ready to leave. I went inside to pay the bill since no one came back to our table outside. Like we literally could have gotten up and went to our car and left. That's how ignored we felt. We did notice how the staff were being very attentive to other patrons inside the restaurant (Ethiopian as well and possibly family and/or friends). An Ethiopian guy (seemingly the owner or manager) was behind the counter and I told him I wanted to pay the bill. He had the nerve to ask how was everything. I said it was ok. I paid in cash and didn't leave a tip. That'll be the last time I go to this place as I do not recommend it whatsoever. I'm sure there are better Ethiopian spots in the Philly area.