Good Food and Service . One day I went and left bad review because they were crowded and overlooked…read moreme but my tummy brought me back and the service is Good !

Was waiting to do a tour at Temple and decided to come here for a bite to eat. I felt so silly not…read morerealizing that the "seating is for dine in customers only" DID NOT mean that you couldn't sit there haha. I ordered at the counter and then said it was for dine in. But they were super chill about it and we had a good laugh. The place is small and kinda tight, but the service was outstanding! From the guy who took our order (haha oops!) to the server, everyone was so nice and polite. I got a bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant and an order of home fries. The croissant was divine. So flaky and buttery! I wish it had a little more bacon and egg, but honestly it was amazing and the croissant made up for that lol. The home fries were cooked very well, I did throw a little salt and pepper on them but they were delicious overall. And the price was very reasonable for everything. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area!

I've always enjoyed Luna, and the new location at Luna at The Luxe is beautiful. The inside is…read moreamazing, and they did a great job with the design. The new outside patio is wonderful. I've enjoyed both breakfast and lunch there and am happy they're now open until 9 PM on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Looking forward to trying the new dinner menu and specialty cocktails and wines with friend's.

Prices are a bit too high for what you're getting, and the menu is extremely limited at the moment…read more I enjoyed the old Luna much more. This new version feels more corporate and less like it has the personality and soul that made it special. The service could also be more welcoming. It felt like certain customers received noticeably more attention by the manager, with comments like "they're a regular, while others were treated differently. Every guest should feel equally welcome. I also have to disagree with the praise I've seen in the reviews for the pizza. For $20, this is what I was served, and it was really disappointing. At that price point, l'd much rather go to Pizzeria Beddia. I genuinely hope Luna finds its footing again. I'd love to see the menu expanded, the pricing become more competitive, and the overall atmosphere feel a little warmer. As you can see by the photos, I returned at different times because I really wanted to like the new place. Until then, I'll probably only return if there's a happy hour at best (there's now a happy hour from what I was told but refuse to come back since my friend had an awful time here recently too).

Wow, what an incredible meal! The Breakfast Boutique is the real deal. I had the fish and grits…read moretoday, and it was outstanding. The fish was fried to absolute perfection, perfectly seasoned and crispy, pairing beautifully with the grits. If you want a scrumptious breakfast that hits the spot every single time, come here!

We decided to go out for brunch at the last minute and were told we needed reservations. The…read morerestaurant was pretty empty, so I was a little confused, but we ended up getting a table after about 15 minutes. Our waitress was really sweet and the service was okay. However, the rest of the staff--including the manager--was not friendly, warm, or welcoming, which I didn't like. On the positive side, the food was good and came out fast. They don't serve alcohol, so it's BYOB. They do have juice. The space is small inside but very cute.

This is a great spot for breakfast or lunch! They have plenty of seating with tables and a counter…read moreinside, plus covered outdoor seating if you'd rather enjoy some fresh air. I stopped in for lunch and ordered the Fried Chicken Sandwich. Wow! The chicken was crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and packed with flavor. Then I added a side of Onion Rings, and let me tell you, these easily rank in my Top 4 onion rings of all time. Perfectly cooked, crispy, and absolutely delicious. My future daughter-in-law ordered the Ricotta & Fruit Toast, and it looked amazing. Fresh, colorful, and almost too pretty to eat... almost. If you're out walking the trails by the river and start feeling hungry, do yourself a favor and stop in. Whether you're looking for breakfast, lunch, or just a great place to relax for a bit, you won't be disappointed. And if you're ordering the onion rings, don't plan on sharing--they're that good!

It is still the best spot in the Yunk. The Tofu Banh Mi was out of this world! Not so busy…read moremid-week. Let them warm you up inside and out.

Burger was very tatsty, but they were not that busy and for $20 a Double Bacon burger shouldn't be…read morethat expensive. I upcharged to Fries and a Soda. Fries were warm at best. Still hard to beat Charlie in Folsom. Who doesn't charge you fro grilled onions. I would go back but not out of my way to eat there again with better options in the city. Street parking is available.

Very overrated, don't listen to these paid social media influencers! Burger was smothered in…read moremustard and I couldn't taste the patty. I won't be trying this establishment again.

The burger was pretty tasty and a good portion. Not a fan of the spicy fries, it was overwhelming…read morewith the cayenne pepper and the fries seemed dried out. The chicken nuggets were fresh and delicious. Everyone enjoyed their milkshake and the service was good. Waiter friendly.

I've been to this and the Northeast location before, but this is definitely the closer location to…read morewhere I live, so I come here on the regular. Last night I visited with a group of 6 friends for some late night snacks. We ordered a handful of milkshakes, some small burgers, and fries for the table. Nice thing is that service was prompt and our food was served as quickly. In past visits when they were busier the wait time for food was much longer. But that's usually been ~dinner time when the restaurant is also otherwise impacted, so nothing out of the norm. My key lime shake was delicious. Warning: these things are HUGE. Split or be prepared to have an unproductive rest of your day. Fries are so-so in my experience, but honestly when you're gorging down other things like burgers and milkshakes, I'm not focusing too much on any kind of superior fry quality. I'd have shown you a photo, but it was so good it was gone before it came to mind to snap a shot. At restaurants I'm a "get one thing and only get one thing" kind of guy, and for me that's the double Texas Ringer here. If it's your first time, that's what I'd start out with and you can branch out from there on later visits. SOLID burger. Restaurant is generally clean, given the amount of traffic that comes through. The neon 50's (?) vibe is a nice touch to match with the food that's being served for an all-around experience that matches. And open late? Great for your late night dinner or dive food cravings!

I tried All The Way Live Cafe situated in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. This is a vegan…read morespot that puts a creative twist on plant-based food, with both raw and cooked dishes. It's quaint, a tad dated but gives this ultra natural vibe if dining in. I opted for the tasting tour. Everything was delicious but I especially loved the caramelized squash -- the flavors were so fresh, flavorful, and unique. You can really taste the care that goes into the food. I loved being able to sample different dishes instead of having to commit to just one. If you're looking for something fresh, plant-based, and completely different from the usual Philly food scene, definitely give All The Way Live a try.

Nestled in a so-so neighborhood is a nice, inviting place called All the Way Live. Apparently,…read morethere is/was more than one of these locations, but when I look on their website, there is only this location currently. I was eating with mostly a vegan group of people and learned about how my interests differed greatly from theirs and learned to appreciate the different vegan spectrum levels more and to realize that there is more of a spectrum. Being a raw vegan is a whole nother level and while I am open to this kind of food, I wouldn't want to restrict myself to this lifestyle as it would be too stressful and unenjoyable for me. The group seemed to be a fan of this place, and I am no exception to that. Many didn't like Vedge at all whereas I did, one or two said Monster Vegan could consider charging more which i disagree with even though I haven't made it there yet, Su Xing seems to get respectable ratings by all, Charlie's is mixed but I am a fan personally. If vegan meat tastes too much like the real thing, this turns off a significant number of vegans. For a non-vegan foodie like myself, or possibly vegans strict to their diets that miss meat might appreciate this type of food accessibility. Even though the ingredients here are all raw vegan (to start), they are made flavorful for a more healthy experience. The apple cake I had here had a different texture than your typical American cake. I believe it was layers of fuji apple itself and it was made moderately sweet- not overly sweet like a typical American pastry. The candied squash I had here was fine with the unexpected salad to accompany it, but i didn't feel the candied part of it per se. The mushroom "cheesesteak" I didn't feel was really much of a vegan cheesesteak, but it was still flavorful enough with actual mushrooms and veggies within a roll. The prices are on the higher side but seemed appropriately priced too. The ginger lime drink I had tasted natural but flavorful. Pricy, but flavorful and refreshing. As to the reviewers who were frustrated by the place closing with no proper notification, that is very frustrating. I get it's a local place, but those kind of details are important to at least have on your website- something within the store's control. Somewhat ironically, my group was here because the Nile nearby was closed on this particular day only. This was on their Instagram. During my time here, my group asked me out of 10, how would I rate the cake. I said 9 or 10 at the time and don't regret that. They were surprised by such a high rating. I haven't had too many specific vegan cakes myself nor do I need to specifically try to overindulge myself in cakes. I was a bit overwhelmed to try to review on the spot but felt it was my duty to try to because I have been writing many reviews currently. Also, I see that it takes me time to think about all these things in my reviews like this one here. This review would have been too much to tell a person in-person. After further prior review investigation and more thought, 10% is high for credit card surcharge and there should be more transparency on that beforehand if not displayed well. 5% would probably still allow a slight profit but also be more appropriate and reasonably easy to calculate I think. Also, because of the area this is in, one could argue maybe the prices need to be tempered down. This is specialty too and it is all quite debatable.

Grabbing brunch on a Friday morning was extremely hectic here but thankfully well worth the wait…read more We ordered the latte, chicken empanadas, Caleño Sandwich, Morcilla Colombiana, and Guayaba Pastry. Chicken empanadas were delicious. Very well seasoned and filled although slightly dry from sitting under a heat lamp. I imagine having these fresh would be amazing. The caleno sandwich was also good however smaller than I thought it would be. The egg was buttery and melted well with the cheese. The morcilla Colombiana was slightly dry but again, the flavor was great. Lastly, the guava pastry was my favorite! So flakey and sweet! I could eat 5 more of these. Overall, this cafe is an incredible addition to the neighborhood. The hype is worth it for sure. If going during peak hours expect to wait. Our order took about 30 minutes to come out and the place was packed. Little to no seating inside.

Amazing iced latte, empanadas, and this cheese guava pastry is incredible!!! First eats in Philly,…read moregreat start!