Small quaint space that's very cozy, simple menu. Drinks are on the smaller size and a bit pricey…read morefor the size.

I stopped by here while waiting for Cocco's Gelato pop up across the street. Very friendly and…read morewelcoming staff. My order came out right away. Decaf cappuccino is pretty good. Some seatings inside and a bench outside

This is a cool groovy place to grab coffee, ice tea or wine…read moreThey sell a variety of flavored bitters too. They have a couple small salads and sell salami and cheeses. It has picnic type chairs and tables that wrap around their outdoors It's a great place to chill The winning detail is that they actually have a street you can park on and they were actually 4-5 spaces available I love it here The coffee looked great and they sell bags of it It was 5pm so I got a refreshing lemon fruit ice tea Stop in this cool spot

I got a morning bun and cold brew from Herman's. The coffee did not disappoint! Morning bun was…read moreflaky and covered in sugar--quite good. Service was fast and ambiance was a little offbeat in a good way!

Convenient spot in the neighborhood for your morning coffee walks or to grab a quick coffee after a…read morerun! I especially like the vibe of this place on a weekend's morning. It's quiet, not hustling, people walking their dogs, reading the newspapers, chatting outside, like the kind you see in the movies! The vibe is kinda industrial/ warehouse aesthetic. It's simple but does the job! I had the latte with oat milk and it was great!

Definitely more like a quick stop kind of place, since the seating is limited here due to their…read moresmall foot print. But overall, with the exception of a few conversations, this is a pretty chill, focused environment for working, reading, or catching up with a friend. Staff are friendly, but at the time I visited were pretty busy handling a lot of incoming orders. My coffee, as expected, was fantastic, and my friend got a flash cold brew that was also really good. They sometimes have some seasonal specials here that are usually worth trying out! Wi-fi and outlets are decent. Check them out!

This is the first establishment that was recommend to me by a dog. A few months ago, I noticed my…read moredog Lucy was wanting to walk by here whenever we walked up 15th Street. The first time, they were closed, but she stopped at the door and literally pawed at the door to try to get in. This is a good sign! The next time we walked by when they were open we went in. The barista immediately said "Hi, Lucy!" I immediately realized this was a regular stop for our dog sitter. They have a huge jar of dog treats as soon as you walk in, and Lucy immediately sat waiting for one! The place is very spacious and clean, and the people who work here are super nice. Best of all, the coffee is delicious. I always get a mocha, and it's the best in town. And obviously, they have the best treats in Point Breeze!

I went into Greenestreet with little to no expectations. After all, there are few cafes that lie…read moreunderneath Washington Av and are West of Broad St. Environment Overall, the interior strikes a healthy balance between quirky(see wall mural) and corporate(overall uniformity, cleanliness). The staff were gracious and even gave a nudge towards a few recommendations(Orange Green Tea) SIPS I must admit I am a forever fan of a spicy chai and their offering did not qualify as spicy. However, it was a great chai overall even without the "kick". The star of my drinks was the Orange Blossom Green tea. After the first sip accompanied by copious amounts of honey, I was compelled to quip "my damn". This is a gem of a coffee shop for the immediate area. While their baked offerings weren't vast during my trip, the chai latte and TEA more than delivered and exceeded my expec

I'm actually really upset that I stopped by this café... and let me tell you why…read more I'm not from the area--in fact, I live in Los Angeles, about 2,700 miles away. My family and I were in Philly for a World Cup match and decided to stop in for a chai latte and a coffee. There was a short line, and when it was our turn, we were greeted by the sweetest employee. She was incredibly welcoming, patient, and took the time to explain the different coffee blends they offered. We ended up getting the Colombia blend, which my husband absolutely loved. Now, why do I regret coming here? Because this was, without a doubt, the BEST chai latte I have ever had in my life. It completely ruined every other chai latte for me. The bar has been set so high that every chai I've had since has been a disappointment. I can't wait to make it back to Philly!

Industrial-esque decor, a little tucked away in an alley and I think it fits the vibe of the…read moresurrounding area! People come here to work a lot it seems. Inside AC is blasting (in a good way) so if you run cold, bring your jacket! I don't think the chairs are that comfy to stay long, and not very suitable to have a coffee yap with friends. If you buy their coffee beans (which is so economical!!) you'll get a free drink of choice!! I had their pumpkin spice latte w oat milk and it was tasty! Not overtly sweet and tasted like autumn and crunchy leaves! The staff seemed very nice and knowledgeable, not pretentious!

What an excellent neighborhood coffee spot. The owner is super nice and passionate about his…read morecrafts. the syrups are all homemade, and there is so much creativity poured into the menu. I love the banana latte, which has Biscoff syrup and real banana puree. The espresso is super strong and fragrant, enough to cut through the sweetness of the banana as well. I have also tried the strawberry oat latte, which is also house-made. Everything here is excellent! I love that they're located close to Rittenhouse because there's nothing better than a coffee walk to the Rittenhouse Farmers Market!

I've been wanting to stop by this spot for some time now on a recommendation of a friend who knows…read morethe owner. I usually go for coffee shops that are more work-in friendly, but today I wasn't with anyone with any particular working needs, so I decided to swing by. By swing by, I meant circle around. Not friendly to drivers needing to park. I managed to get a break when a utility truck pulled out from the curb right in front of the shop, right as I was swore a rash vow to move onto a coffee shop with better parking. Shop overall is small, but does have some good counter seating, stools with no backs, outlets, and solid wi-fi. Did some reading and working throughout the morning, and saw all of the usual suspects come through: a fire crew, fitness moms with their newborn babies, the local elderly couple just here for black coffee, etc. Seems like a good trickle, but never supremely busy (pun intended) at any given time. Smooth jazz on the speakers today also made working pretty sweet! Staff don't seem the friendliest but not outright rude, but they were professional and prompt. Good enough for me! As for the coffee, it was solid, but nothing that I'd go out of my way for. Just had a latte with regular milk, and it was a good compliment to working. Overall, given the difficulty of access, I'm probably not going out of my way to stop by. But for a good cup of coffee if I'm in the area, happy to revisit.

Have been here a couple times and it's a great spot to check out! Very spacious if you're looking…read morefor a cool/ laid back spot to work or study from. Good spot to hang out with family/ friends too. Service was good. 1) The chocolate oats were delicious. 2) Iced pumpkin spice latte was too sweet--would get it half sweet next time. Will be coming back!

I stopped in with some coworkers for a snack. Lots of different coffee drinks and a few tea options…read moreare available. My chai was very good, not too sweet with a nice foam top. My coworkers had an espresso milkshake and a hot Boscolatte that they really liked. The grilled chicken on sourdough Sammie was good. It had veggies and a special sauce that made it tasty. It came with potatoe wedges. Prices were comparable to other cafes. The seating area was big with tables and bar seating. The chairs were comfy. The windows have a nice view of IndependencePark. Some outdoor seating is also available but it was a rainy day.

Surprised by the negative reviews because I love it here!! Bright space and friendly staff,…read moredelicious pastries and drinks, and a nice area to sit and read/write/enjoy your items. They roast their own beans which I'm always looking for (I know it's snobby) when I'm trying new/enjoying familiar coffee shops.

First time trying an Ube latte and it did not disappoint. It had a light Ube flavor with espresso…read morelatte flavors. Staff were extremely friendly.

I'm new to drinking tea instead of coffee and sometimes the baristas seem confused (me too…read morehonestly). This highly skilled barista didn't blink at my order of an iced London fog with oat milk and it was so delicious! Place is cozy and, well, vibrant inside.

We came across this while we were walking back from a cheese stick place and on the way back to the…read moreliberty Bell. My sisters wanted to try coffee. I was ready just to get back, but I'm glad we stopped. The young man at the front was great. At first, I said my drink order might be a little strange but he was like no that's actually a thing and he said it was actually really good which I don't hear very often as my drink of choice is lemonade, lavender and espresso shot. They made this drink like it was the first time I had it when I was in New Orleans. Very cute coffee shop and if I lived in the area, I would totally visit it all the time.