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    Franklin's Table

    3.9 (17 reviews)
    InexpensiveFood Court
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Jared H.

    Take the old food court on 34th and Market (Taco Bell, Quiznos and Pizza Hut), give it a facelift and send it to French culinary school and this is what you get! A college campus does not deserve a food hall like Franklin Table (and candidly it baffles me how undergrads can afford $18 sushi for lunch) but this place is fantastic. Currently includes Goldie (Michael Solmanov's falafel joint), DK sushi (by Double Knot), High Street Provisions, Pitruco Pizza, KQ Burger, Little Baby's Ice Cream and The Juice Merchant Only criticism (if you can call it that) is that there is a lack of a solid salad spot or lower priced options. It also gets packed at lunch hour so would highly advise coming before 12pm after 1pm

    KQ burger, asked for well done, but came out to be medium well with pink center.
    Claire Y.

    Eggplant pizza with tomato sauce. Overall, taste is pretty good, wish the crust isn't so burnt. Decent size and amount of food for the price.

    Claire E.

    YES U. City. Yes. This is exactly what the city needs more of: good food without the wait and plenty of seating. My only downside was that I overpaid for an average-tasting burger and fries ($13). Double Knot sushi has a sushi bar here and for those who love DK, you can get quality sushi without the reservation! Goldie also has delicious falafel for around $7. High Street on market sells yummy pastries and there is even an ice cream shop to try. The burger place and the Juice Merchant both felt overpriced. Juices were around $8 and the burgers were about $10 without fries. I would come back and to Goldie, the pizza and DK again. And SO close to HUP and CHOP for all the hungry shift workers in the area.

    Vegan falafel salad - scrumptious!!

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    Awesome. Clean, not too expensive, food tasted great!!! Nothing to write bad about it

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    Food is fine, but way overpriced for a food court feel. But would expect nothing less on UPenn's campus :)

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