I can't count the number of times I've walked past Rouge since I've been temporarily in Philly…read more Let's just say 'too many to count'. I was walking by this afternoon and stopped to look at the menu. I saw 'Chicken Pot Pie', and had to go in; I'm glad I finally decided to try it out! I love chicken pot pies - I'm not sure why. I make my own with Pillsbury pie shells on the top and bottom, and a whole rotisserie chicken inside! I knew when I sat down I was going to get the chicken pot pie, but needed a side. The Mac and Cheese sounded perfect.....and it was. I got both dishes at the same time, but let's start with the Mac and Cheese. When it came I was surprised and apprehensive to see large rigatoni pasta - not the standard shells. My first bite dispelled any concern I might have had; it was heavenly! The pasta was cooked perfectly-tender but not too soft. But the highlight of this dish (of course) is the cheese....or should I say cheeses. Rouge uses a four cheese blend - cheddar - cream cheese - Cooper sharp - and Chihuahua - a mild Mexican cheese. The combination is so creamy and flavorful, I didn't want to stop eating it...but I had to....if I wanted to have room for the 'Pie'. I put the Mac and Cheese to the side, and went to 'cut in' to the Chicken Pot Pie. The 'pie' was on the top - a biscuit floating on a bed of broth, chicken and vegetables. It had an amazing golden color with several layers - I couldn't wait to try it. I went to cut it, and since it was literally floating on top, it dipped down and the gravy from the little pot started flowing over...logistics issues at dinner! It was a little strange, but after I was able to cut some of the biscuit into the pot it all came together. The biscuit was flaky and tender - the broth was flavorful with large pieces of chicken breast and vegetables. It was truly a delicious Chicken Pot Pie. I was able to eat the whole Pie, but couldn't finish the Mac and Cheese...which I took home. It was a delightful meal with two unique dishes I'll look forward to having again!

Credit card fraud PSA. I stopped in here with a few friends last Saturday night. We got one round…read moreof espresso martinis- that I paid for. Then we left. I was charged $80 (overpriced) but oh well. However, tell me why I have been charged twice, and the second charge is $75 ??? We had one round. Currently disputing the $75 charge. This is NOT normal and should be a huge red flag. Do not trust this establishment or its employees with your card information.

Amazing. Had never heard of it but once again our hip 30-something's suggested it for a large…read morefamily brunch gathering. Nine of us were seated in a cozy corner behind the bar and near the wine shop. The service, prices and food were wonderful. Pray Tell Orange Popsicle in inventory meant it was The. Place. For us #PrayTell Located in Headhouse square. I'd go back everyday. There was plenty of parking available.

Had a girls dinner and made a reservation for midweek a few weeks in advance. Space is super cute…read more Service was very attentive. Everything tasted great but the crackers with the crab dip were the stand out.

I have been many times at Lutecia, it is a great café. Sandwiches are all excellent, in nice…read morebaguette bread, but salads and soups and kitsch are also very tasty, prices are good, the ambient is so nice! Sorry friends that in the World Cup France was beaten by the traditional enemies, North and South. But nobody beats you as a great cafe!

Got a bacon and egg sandwich. The baguette was fresh and crusty. I feel like the eggs were cooked…read morein butter and were creamy. The bacon was a little tough rather than crispy per se but they were nice thick cuts. There wasn't anything particularly special about it, but each component was well done. Service is a little slow but they were doing their best. I think if I could eat cheese the menu expands greatly, which would've made for a more memorable experience. Or coming during lunch would have been more my vibe

One of our favorite Sunday traditions is dining at the bar at Caribou Café. Great cocktails, a warm…read moreatmosphere, and consistently terrific food. This visit: Belvedere dry martinis, Chesapeake oysters from Maryland, and one of our favorite cheeseburgers in the city. Special thanks to Aaron at the bar for the wonderful hospitality, as always.

This was my third time here and I have to say-…read more Amazing food and amazing drinks. Oysters, steak frites, and the fries are crispy!! The interior is beautiful and they have great doors that open to the outside for the summer months. Such a good atmosphere and the staff never disappoints. Aaron is so nice to speak with and is a great bartender. Would love to see more euro import beers on tap. But regardless we'll be back again and again.

JD was absolutely amazing!!!! Gave us the best drinks even put Molly in one lmao best server…read moreever!!! He was amazing!

Great little spot! Dimly lit and intimate vibe. Artichoke and lentil dish was 10/10 good, I wanted…read moreto lick the plate. Their simple salad was oddly delicious, perfectly dressed. The cheeseboard was decent, despite the fact that I don't love blue cheese. The steak frites were tasty- slightly overcooked but the flavor was on point. I expected the wine list by the glass to be a little bit better, but I ended up being underwhelmed and unimpressed by of the couple of the glasses that I had. I wanted dessert, but wish they had more than the two options presented. I'm not in Philly much these days, but enjoyed my time here!

Not gonna lie. I thought I was in a different establishment, which shares the same entry way. The…read moreplace I was thinking I was going to actually downstairs, reachable by a staircase. This place was immediately to the right, and the branding was so discreet that I didn't realize until I was halfway through my experience that I was in the wrong place. WHOOPSIES. But I digress. Anywhoooooooo, we popped by for happy hour and I happily enjoyed my $9 happy hour little cheeseburger. SO juicy and delightful. The coke was $4 in a small narrow glass. Remind me to quit drinking soda because in this day and age, it's officially a splurge. The vibe is down lit, discreet, classy. Fabulous careful service by the lovely bar tender.

My husband and I had an amazing happy hour at The Lesieur recently! Prices were very reasonable for…read morewine and beer, and the bites we had were delicious. The salmon tartare was dressed perfectly and served with a few crispy slices of bread. The onion crepes were soooooo cozy (perfect for a winter night!) and was a fun play on a French onion soup. Service was very warm as well, and quite efficient. The bar and lounge area beautiful. All in all a lovely spot for a pre-dinner drink/bite!

Came here for friends, bachelorette and absolutely fell in love…read more Our server, Max, was knowledgeable, kind, absolutely incredible. He gave suggestions when asked, make sure to check on us, and make the experience even better. Our whole table got the restaurant version of an espresso martini and holy cow. It was incredible. Almost everybody at the table got seconds. The site also gave us champagne in celebration, which was super tasty and super nice The food was incredible. Holy cow incredible. I vegetarian appreciated that they are allowed the menu to reflect an item without meat and then a second That includes it. Make sure if you order the charcuterie board do you understand charcuterie does not have cheese The avocado toast, incredible. I love alfalfa sprouts with my eggs, it was incredibly tasty, and the fries were superb. I don't frequent olde city often, but I would be happy to go out of my way to eat here the next time I'm in the city

An absolutely exceptional dining experience from start to finish. From the moment we walked in, the…read morestaff made us feel like honored guests -- attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable about every dish, and genuinely warm in a way that's increasingly rare. We started with a seafood tower and everything tasted fresh,delicate, and bursting with natural flavor. We also had the meat and cheese charcuterie which was artfully arranged and delicious. Our cocktails were crafted with care and they were perfect. We all enjoyed our entrees immensely but dessert is a must save room option-The spice cake was delicious and the creme brûlée is one of the best I've ever had! Our server Max was wonderful- he checked on us often and made sure that we had everything we needed. It really added to the dining experience to have such excellent service- The manager also came to the table and took our drink orders and was visible throughout our dinner. We all felt like very important guests adding to excellence of our experience. Every detail was handled with grace and intention. We had such an amazing dining experience, we'll be back without question.

Every time I have French food, I always say to myself, I should have been born French. Lol. They…read moreare like the Japanese, they only serve the very best! Looking for a brunch spot, Yelp photos lead me to this Moroccan/French cafe. Super quaint interior with tons of natural light and a gorgeous outdoor patio seating if that is what you prefer. Order at the counter and grab your seat of choice. Here is what we ordered: - Parisian (daily fresh baked croissant and baguettes with French butter, apricot jam, and honey) - Moroccan Breakfast (comes with a side salad and tangerine wedge) OMG, the entire Parisian basket of goodies was absolutely delightful. The croissants were incredibly soft and buttery. Love that one of the croissants was filled with dark chocolate. The owner told us that it is baked daily and is served with French butter. If you know, you know, that French butter hits differently. And the Moroccan Breakfast is something I never had before. It is served with baguette so you can soak up all the sauce. The tomatoes were perfect without being too tart. The spice was not too overpowering and the eggs...again perfect! Also had their mocha latte and wow, they use real dark chocolate. Make sure you mix it well before drinking. The owner, Christopher, came by to chat with us for a bit. Told me that I must come back next time and try their quiche Lorraine. I always love it when the owner takes the time to ask how we enjoyed the meal. The entire staff is incredibly friendly.

Came here for brunch with a friend I got the Morrocan eggs. It comes with a piece of baguette. I…read moredid order their cold brew. The coffee is self served. I actually did enjoy the coffee. It was pretty yummy. The breakfast was good, but I will say that it did not fill me up as much. I think the portions were too small and the price are way too high for what you got you're paying. It's mostly the experience to sit at a cute restaurant. Will definitely come back. Just order extra items because you'll be hungry in 2 hours.