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Café Click

4.2 (18 reviews)
Closed 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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John G.

This Stephen Starr pop-up restaurant opened recently (6/21/2022) in front of the Comcast center, directly across from where my wife works. She said it looked like an oasis--it's surrounded by beautiful trees and plants--and after seeing all the classic French favorites on the menu, I couldn't wait to check it out. Normally it can be difficult to get a reservation, but going on the Friday night of the July 4th holiday weekend certainly solved that problem. Note: this restaurant is only open weekdays! Given the plethora of Parisian plates (some very similar to what Parc offers), I had a hard time deciding what to order first, so I started off with East Coast Oysters on the Half Shell, and have to say they're the best I've ever had! The cocktail sauce had shreds of incredibly fresh horseradish sprinkled on top, a detail that really brought it to the next level. My wife had the Shrimp Cocktail, which looked amazing. I didn't sample it but she said it was fabulous. I followed with a Niçoise salad, a longtime favorite of mine: I still remember my first ever in its birthplace of Nice, France. So I had high expectations and I have to say that this one really hit all the marks. It's quite large so perhaps plan to share it. Alas, my wife doesn't eat anchovies, but let it be said that the anchovies in this salad are the ultra high quality ones you'd actually get in France, with a delicate flavor and none of the fishy saltiness of the normal variety. For dessert, our server told us about three different options: 1) Pair of éclairs (chocolate and vanilla); 2) Creme Caramel; or 3) Strawberries with Chantilly creme. My wife ordered the Creme Caramel and positively devoured it, but that was OK since I was fully enamored with my very ample portion of strawberries on bed of ultra-light whipped creme. We definitely will be going back to try their other offerings . Kudos also to the very attentive, friendly and personable staff.

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Shifa A.

I love a good Starr restaurant! Well Cafe Click is neatly tucked in an urban jungle. More of a pop up with French Riviera vibes! Made reservations for the opening weekend, it wasn't too busy. Pretty and quaint! We ordered the Bulle D Art... drink which was an Uber refreshing drink ! We really wanted to try the gruyere cheese puffs, unfortunately they were out! But the deviled eggs, and savory crepe were so so good. Perfect place for slowing down and enjoying the finer things in life. Tres Bien

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Sherri W.

I enjoyed my early evening dinner here on a very humid Thursday night in August. I arrived around 5:50pm and was promptly seated at a table for two. My girlfriend arrived a few minutes after me but I mistakenly selected the bench seat with the plants to my back because I wanted them in my selfie (lol). Unfortunately that spot included half my body being in the Sun so I was extra hot until there was some cloud cover. I ordered Gougeres to start and the BLT sandwich which included potato chips as my entree. I wash everything down with the Pamplemousse Rose cocktail and Ithaca Flower Power. The starter and entree were yummy and filling. The sandwich is a basic size sandwich (I have hard sandwiches with large slices but this sandwich has standard size bread but thick). The cocktail was okay, I don't ever have to buy that again and the IPA beer had a nice "punch" to it. I enjoyed that.

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Jessica F.

Tucked in an urban paradise bordered by fountains and surrounded by the sweet sound of French music, Stephen Starr once again nails a completely unpretentious ode to a theme. Dried bouquets hang in a canopy over a lovely, breezy chic bar, and lights strung upon the ceiling provide just the right amount of understated whimsy and style. Service is spectacular, as in all of the Starr restaurants I've experienced- attentive and personable without hovering. Perfect for a lunch date, business meeting, or a meal after a museum trip... most of Philly's most popular museums are only a five or ten minute walk from Cafè Click. The food was delicious, simple, authentically French, and each ingredient seemed to be perfected to create the most flavorful bites. I started with the Gougères, crispy savory cheese bites, and they were light and warm. I could have eaten the whole serving, but luckily saved room for my entree, a beautiful smoked salmon tartine. The textures of the tartine and how they played together on my tongue were delightful, especially the little fish eggs. I will return to Cafè Click any time that I visit the city on a beautiful day!!

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Jacinta O.

The setup is really pretty, however it's not the best choice for a rainy day. We got the seafood starter to start and that was a bit underwhelming for me. Our mains were a lot more interesting and flavorful.

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Abby S.

This was a very cute place. I was kind of shocked I had never heard of it, since it's a Stephen Starr restaurant and not brand new, but it was such a pleasant surprise. It is right outside the Comcast Center and completely open to get the warm summer breeze. They had overhead fans, so you never felt uncomfortable being outdoors. They had cute overhead lighting and it was covered, just in the case the weather did not hold up. You just felt like you were in a cute french cafe here with the decor and the menu options. We started with the gougeres and the St. Tropez salad. The gougeres were perfectly cooked and delicious. The salad tasted very fresh and the presentation was beautiful. For main courses we went with the truffled white pizzette and the vegetarian. I loved the crepe since it was a buckwheat crepe and my prior favorite crepe place went under during the pandemic. Definitely loved the vibe here and would be happy to return again soon.

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Good food and menu but way overpriced. Lite fair, had the soup and the scallop sashimi.

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Food is delicious and fresh. Staff is friendly and helpful. Always nice to sit outside.

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Ambiance is great. Food excellent and service the best.

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