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    Hatch & Coop

    3.7 (210 reviews)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    BCR Bacon, Cheddar & Ranch wrap

    Ordered the food for delivery through Grubhub and it was the worst food we've ever had. Don't waste your time or money. The sandwich and wrap was prepared wrong. The serving sizes are abysmal. The popcorn chicken was dry and chewy. The fries were cold and stale. Grease dripping off of everything but somehow everything was still cold? Also don't waste your money on paying for the sauces. They were a knockoff brand of the sauces you'd expect from a Burger King and had no flavor. Don't be fooled, the picture shows two orders of popcorn chicken. Absolute waste and extremely disappointing!

    Popcorn Chicken
    Brenda Y.

    open 24/7 hours, good food for post night-out although it was a little too greasy, good tables to dine in

    Beverage cooler and kiosk for ordering
    Lisa S.

    The way in which I audibly gasped when I took a bite of my sandwich from Hatch & Coop had my co-workers staring like I had three heads. Completely and utterly impressed with this place. I was worried that there was not a single customer inside this establishment when I walked in, but that didn't deter me from ordering food. My to-go order was placed through the kiosk at the front and I paid using my debit card. I got fries with dipping sauce, an eggplant sandwich and a seltzer water. I waited about 10 mins for the food to be ready. Nothing really stood out to me about the fries, except that they reminded me of fries from McDonald's. They were salted and still hot when I ate them. The eggplant sandwich, however... WOWZA! A slice of eggplant seasoned and fried on a King's Hawaiian roll. One bite and I was ready to go to town. It was nice that the cole slaw and sauce were in separate containers because I could see how the sandwich could get soggy if both were already on the sandwich. I had about a 10 min walk back to my office and it was still crispy and in tact. Not much to say about the seltzer as it was an average black cherry flavored club soda. They had a variety of beverages to choose from in the cooler. The staff was friendly and efficient. I'll be back and will possibly dine in next time!

    Dana M.

    This is my second time trying Hatch and Coop and I really wanted this to be a go to for late nights but somehow the food and service is worse than last time. This is one of the only late night spots in Philly. If you have no other option please just Uber eats from Wawa, take the short trip to one of the many taco spots in South Philly, or just go to bed hungry. The chicken and waffles are served on a liege style Eggo waffle. It's literally an Eggo waffle I watched the cook rip it out the pack. The Hatch sauce is good but I could not get over paying that much for a freaking frozen waffle and probably a frozen chicken tender. It's very much a gentrified fast food spot. The best thing about this place is the cute light they have out the front with their logo in it. There's just a few tables lined up on the back wall. They do have touch screen ordering but I wouldn't dare touch one on any late night. And it's usually packed so it's best to order online. Again skip this place. The food is nothing to call home about and it's not going to be the remedy for your hangover. The security guard was also one of the most rude people I have ever encountered. I completely understand he has to deal with drunk people but it is never an excuse to be nasty to a customer or to staff. He was so rude to one of his coworkers I couldn't believe it. If I hadn't already received my food I would have requested a refund from his attitude alone.

    Chicken and waffles, tater tot's, and the Hatch
    Ali T.

    Cute little spot for breakfast food. Seems to be A take on the classic "chicken and waffles "paradigm. Service is efficient and the staff are friendly. Ordering is via kiosks or online prior to arrival. Sitting at this particular location is actually pretty decent... Especially for downtown Philly. We shared the chicken and waffles, the hatch, and tater tots. All of it was amazing! They have a variety of spicy sauces and toppings to choose from if you want some heat! Would absolutely return next time we are in Philly. On weekdays it's not very crowded even during breakfast rush.

    Michaela N.

    This was such a cool late night find! I really Would love to have one in DC. And it would actively help to make that happen! :) The choices were great and delicious. And the music made it almost like a late night club scene.

    Kitchen
    James S.

    After first walking in, I felt like I was in a run down, poorly maintained kitchen that probably shouldn't be open. Most surfaces were dirty and the cook top didn't look any better. The staff was kind and quick (we were the only people inside). One cook was there the whole time, two other cooks came and went for some reason? The fried chicken in my chicken sandwich was a little dry/overdone, but honestly I was happy because I was fairly worried about food poisoning. The fries were bland, no salt or seasoning. The sauces I ordered for my meal came pre-packaged, nothing made inside the kitchen. I was actually happy everything was prepackaged/cooked so I knew it was sealed and not contaminated. The overall experience was fine. I didn't get sick, but I won't be going back there again.

    Coop and Classic Sandwich
    Jade J.

    Oh my goodness...You need to try Hatch & Coop. This is one of the best chicken sandwiches I've ever had. The workers at this location are super friendly and provide great recommendations. My favorite sandwich was the Coop since I loved the slaw mix pairing and the chicken was so tender. The fried pickles were also excellent and perfectly crispy along with the homemade house sauce. The service was quick! Highly recommend this place if you want high quality large sandwiches for pretty decent prices.

    A/K/A Fox in Henhouse
    Gerald S.

    Hatch & Coop on South 12th Street in the Jefferson University Medical Center neighborhood is a perfect place to catch a tasty breakfast either before or after an appointment with your doctor (In my case, before). Walking in the first impression is of gray/black walls and loud reggae music. Attractive in a quasi industrial kind of ethos. Counter and kitchen along one wall and a half dozen tables against the other. Orders are taken via kiosk, which is easily followed, and then prepared and served by a worker with a smile. Their 50/50 Sandwich comes loaded with 2 scrambled eggs, choice of bacon or turkey sausage and melted cheese on a Hawaiian Roll, with sautéed onion and special house mayonnaise slid in to fit under the hood. First bite was enough to get me excited. The sweetness of the roll was challenged by the savory of the sausage and onions, while the eggs were soft and neutral, and the mayo tickled the buds with a little heat. It was an excellent sammy. Only shortcoming was the complete absence of coffee in the house. Boy, what I would have done for a large mugga joe! A plastic bottle of water is not a real alternative when caffeine is called for that time of day. Still, the atmosphere was chill and utilitarian and they will be open 24/7 soon. With the hospital down the street, these guys should be busy any time of day or night. Hatch should be a feast for the senses for those folks.

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    Ask the Community - Hatch & Coop

    Is the chicken and waffle sandwich a breast or a thigh?

    It’s our chicken breast. We brine, hand-bread and cook to order.

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