Service was just ok. But the strawberry lavender donut is amazing. It was hot and flavorful. I only…read moreordered one but after leaving I wished I had ordered another one. I'm not a huge cake donuts fan but this one was delicious. The mix of the strawberry and lavender was a perfect combination. Although indie not order the other items the sandwiches looked delicious. Maybe next time I'm in town I'll stop by for a quick lunch with outside and inside seating.

Mob rules here featuring great coffee and donuts you only have to sniff in order to gain ten…read morepounds. Would I come here again? Absolutely... but only outside of the morning rush. It's ironic that you can actually visit Starbucks for some peace, quiet and alone time. Four stars for quality.

This place was SO COOL! I live in Baltimore and I think what Reading Terminal Market is is what ALL…read morethe marketplaces in Baltimore strive to be...and are failing miserably. This place was HUGE. It went on for miles in all directions. There were tons of people filling all the space. It was tight in there. I had to use all my aggressive navigation skills to get around. I was also constantly rubber necking to take in all the food stalls and vendors. I could have spent an entire day there exploring and would have seen maybe a third of what's there. Unfortunately I was only in town for a day, so aside from quickly walking through, I stopped at a bar for a really good cider. Overall, excellent visit and I definitely want to go back!

The Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia is awesome. We ventured into downtown and wanted to…read morewander through the market to see what was available. As it turns out, everything is available. Cheeses, meats, donuts, ice cream, candies, desserts, coffee, and everything in between to include small rocks and crystals. Realistically you can spend a good 3-4 hours in this market alone. Wandering the aisles, ordering various food options from various vendors and then finding a seat to sit down and enjoy your food. That last part, finding a table to sit down and eat your food could be a bit tricky. When we first arrived at the market it was 9:30 a.m. and we were able to find a seat without much trouble. When we returned to the market for a second time, around 1:30 p.m. it was noticeably more packed inside and I had to do two loops before a table cleared up. There are so many vendors inside you really can't even come close to trying them all in one visit. I would like to come back and try some more places next time. As for parking, I was told to park at the Convention Center parking structure, but when I arrived there was a large sign stating that parking was full. I ended up finding a public parking lot at Commerce & N. 13th St which I parked at, but after 4 hours or so I think it cost me about $50. To be expected, unfortunately, for big city parking.

This bakery sure does get a lot of foot traffic. Located towards the front in a corner, you can…read morefind a line wrapped around a few other booths. The line does move pretty quick. I recommend looking at a menu or doing research ahead of time so you have an idea on what you would like to get. I opted for a few items to include some rolls. Everything looked delicious. Now those donuts.... don't skip on them. The can sell out so get there quick. They had many different offerings, toppings and filling. They had many items from cakes, pies, breads, donuts and more. Service was fantastic. They were all working hard, and got things moving fast. They were taking orders left and right. The cost was on point for what they offer.

Every time we visit Philly, this is a must stop. No one makes better donuts. They're always so…read moredelicious and just melt in your mouth. My husband is a plain Jane so he primarily likes glazed. He will also sometimes eat a glazed with vanilla on top but that's it. I'm the told opposite. The more loaded and frosted, the better. No matter what kind of donut I get there, the donut itself always keeps it shape and flavor even a day later. The peanut butter cream is my all time favorite. The peanut butter is ooey gooey goodness. My second favorite is the apple filled. The apples are so Fresh and delicious. If you go to Reading Terminal, you must go there. I dream of these donuts.

You can find Dottie's Donuts at some businesses around Philadelphia (Elixr Coffee for instance) but…read morethe real experience comes from visiting their actual shop. Dottie's Donuts is all vegan. Great, this means very basic flavors right? Uh, no. They offer a wide variety of flavors that would make non vegan donut shops blush. During my visit they had flavors that were flowery (matcha, hibiscus), desserty (cheesecake), filled and fruity (lemon, mixed berry). I ordered a half dozen of a variety of flavors. I loved all that I ordered. The texture and flavors had me convinced that I wasn't eating vegan. That's how comparable they were to their dairy filled brethren. Even my kids, who aren't vegan, ate the donuts I got for them without making comments about how they are "daddy style" donuts. The six donuts were reasonably priced compared to other vegan donuts I've had. They honestly weren't too far off what I pay for non vegan donuts for the family. Also ordered a matcha latte during my visit which was very good. If you are vegan, Dottie's Donuts is a must visit when in Philadelphia.

Is dairy your kryptonite? Vegan? Check out Dottie's Donuts in Philadelphia, PA. Got the Thai tea,…read moreHomer (strawberry glaze) and matcha oreo donuts. Store is 100% vegan for over a decade.

Hopped on the Korean hot dog trend! I didn't realize I could get one with just cheese inside so I…read morestopped in today to grab a potato mozzarella variation. It tasted like a regular corn dog without the beef. There was definitely some sweet and salty action happening in the outside potato coating and I enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. It was filling, too. Picked up two mochi donuts as well to snack on later - cookies & cream and Ube. I'm looking forward to trying them. Establishment was clean and the employee at the front was kind and helpful. I took a hot dog to go and she suggested heating it up in the air fryer to keep the cheese melty. A little pricey for four items but these are foods you only have once in a blue so I'm not mad about it.

We were passing by and bought a fruity pebbles mochi donut. Tastes nice and light and just like…read more the cereal. I'd like to try the rice dogs next time.

Quiet Walked in…read morearound 5pm and no one was at the register. The racks were pretty empty, wasn't sure they were open. Was about to walk out until someone came to greet us. We placed our order and waited for them to cook. Very quiet and sterile feeling. My daughter is the sweet tooth and ordered a 3 pack. They were good, we ate and left.

Had the Oreo donut and it was delicious! Quick in and out spot for a great sweet treat!read more

Came here as the opened with a very awake kid. The donuts were amazing! We got a glazed chocolate…read moreold fashioned (a fancy) and a cinnamon brown sugar (a hot and fresh). Both were amazing! Some of the best cake donuts I've had. The coffee was also good, much better than non-fancy coffee shop coffee has any right to be. The service first thing in the morning can sometimes be spotty, but not here! The folks opening were friendly and quick, and happy to chat about all the donuts, since we had never been here before. I'm looking forward to going back soon!

The 7th and Fairmount location is wildly disappointing. All three tables are dirty every time I've…read moregone, old items on tables left behind and not cleaned up, phone doesn't work, dirty floor mats on the bench, trash broom and tray left laying on the window sill at the door. I've been to other locations and it's not the same experience. And don't get started on the next level location in South Jersey/Marlton. This location needs to do better.

I visited Bread Top House during a weekend trip to Philly's Chinatown neighborhood and had the…read moreabsolute best pastries! There's a large selection of treats as well as a coffee menu. I got the egg tart on recommendation as well as a cheese pastry, pandan cake and red bean moon cake and everything was delicious! The cheese pastry had the softest exterior with a warm cheese filling that was savory but light at the same time. The moon cake was very rich and perfect for sharing! The pandan cake and egg tart were perfectly not-too-sweet, which is why I personally tend to gravitate towards Asian baked goods. It's a smaller but very cozy and homey interior with two tables for sitting down to enjoy your coffee and pastries. It's also cash only or Venmo, so keep that in mind if you never carry cash! I look forward to visiting again and trying more items!

Came here on New Year's Day. Gotta love Chinatown having a lot of openings on New Year's Day. As a…read morerule of thumb going to Chinatown with cash is a smart move. It's a small bakery and a small selection but sufficient. We got the sponge bread, the custard bread, the egg tart, the pineapple bun, and the barbecue pork bun for )10.70 cash. The sponge bread is slightly sweet and very light and really quite wonderful. The barbecue pork bun and the pineapple bun were exactly as it should taste. No wonder those two are the best sellers. The egg tart is not too sweet, none of these breads are (aka high praise for any pastries ). Would definitely return! I thought the service was nice. I think there could be some challenges with English, but you could also just point!! My personal favorites are the sponge bread and the pineapple bun. So that's what I would get again. For people who love barbecue pork bun, I think you probably would want to get this.

WHY ISN'T THIS WHERE I LIVE :crying-face:…read more I love the savory tofu for breakfast. I miss it so much from China. It was so good, and the buns were exactly what I wanted (huge, savory meatball, with sweet bun shell). The youtiao was also excellent. I felt like the servings were pretty good for price-- two of us ate those three items and couldn't even finish. I think the toppings for the tofu were a little different than I expected (I hadn't seen shrimps before!), but it was all really tasty. I need to figure out how to get more in my life now that I'm not in Philly. :( I wish I could've also tried the zongzi, one of my favorite dishes.

fantuan- a bit lacking in filling and overall flavor savory…read moresoy pudding: yummy but missing a bit of umami flavor. Typical youtiao and soy milk. Highly recommend the pan fried bao zi in the display section (comes in a bag of 12) over the steamed big buns. Better dough to filling ratio and the filling is super flavorful

In my opinion, understaffed. Once or twice, and both days, only two people working, which is a lot…read moreof effort for people to make the food and serve their customers. Only had the donuts...they weren't bad.

There's a relatively new location in Horsham in the Lowe's shopping center…read more I'm there every day so I thought I'd check it out. Had the Original Chicken Sandwich. Pretty much identical to Chic-fil-a with the addition of a slice of cheese (unnecessary, IMO). Tasted just fine. All good except it was $12.00. Should have went to CFA or Popeye's and had 2 sandwiches for the same price.