Yes, please. Seriously, I'm confident they could deliver top notch on any of the dishes on their…read moremenu. Its BYO, which is just another added bonus. They have a tasting menu which I recommend. The entire table needs to do it, however, you each get to make independent selections. So, you can get an amazing sampling of the menu with everyone getting they top choice! Asking me to pick a favorite would be tough - the Adana for sure, with the Patlican and Beet salad rounding out my top three (in no particular order). Service is friendly, quick, and kind. I get a feeling they love the food as much as you will and aren't shy with sharing their opinions or advice if you need. Enjoy!

Cute spot and really great service!…read more Came here for a Friday night date night with the wife. We sat outside as the weather was perfect! Also their outdoor seating was well lit. We chose to do mostly small plates as that's where most of the veggie options were. Enjoyed the meal wholly! It's BYOB so come prepared if you plan to imbibe. Parking is hit or miss but we lucked out with some street parking a block away. Def worth checking out!

Okay, I finally decided to review Dear Daphne after my FOURTH visit because at this point, it's…read morebasically a family staple . We've done birthdays, graduations, and plenty of "let's just go out to dinner" nights here, and it's always a good time. The ambiance is probably one of my favorite things about this place. It's elevated, chic, and dimly lit in the best way. Very much giving intimate, romantic date night without feeling overly stuffy. The Mediterranean-inspired menu is what keeps me coming back. The mezze is a must for me, order it every single time. It's a spread of dips with pita chips and is honestly perfect for sharing. I could easily make a meal out of this alone. The lamb ribs are another 10/10 for me. So flavorful and tender. Definitely one of my favorites on the menu. And the prawns... DELICIOUS. The sauce is rich without being too much, and the potatoes they come with soak up all that flavor. So good. Then there's the branzino, which is probably the safest bet if you want something simple but done really well. I've ordered it more than once and it has been a 10/10 every single time. Dear Daphni is one of those places I know I can bring my family, have a nice dinner, order a few things for the table, and leave happy. Four visits in, and evidently I keep coming back for a reason.

Dear Daphni, I wanted to share my dining experience with you…read moreand the YELP community. To the person who unlocked the door, please be sure to always open the door and greet and welcome the guests inside who were outside waiting. Once inside, the dining space was gorgeous and very clean. The restaurant is indoor/outdoor and is open to all the noises that Center City has to offer, but you can still enjoy the ambiance of the restaurant. Our server was Benny, and he was GREAT! He went over both the Happy Hour and the main menus and gave us very thoughtful food suggestions. Since it was happy hour, that's the menu we went with. Although the portions were smaller, the taste still packed a punch. Every single item on the happy hour menu was delicious. Benny took the table order and the servers brought all of the food out close to the same time. I know... stop talking and get to what we ordered!!!!! Manti Dumplings 5/5 Salmon Tartar (served cold) 5/5 Keftedes Beef Meatballs 5/5 Filo Saganaki 5/5. This is the BEST cheese I have ever had. You MUST order it !!! Lebanese potato chips 4/5 Chicken Kofte kebab 5/5 Shawarma 5/5 Arayes 5/5 Dip of the Day was a spicy carrot recommend by Benny. So good! 5/5 Hummus 4/5 The table was filled with good food and good cheer. Visit Dear Daphni for Happy Hour from 4p-6p or dinner. The food is delicious. Til we eat again....

The ambiance is so cozy, feels like a true taverna in Athens. The service is impeccable, the staff…read morevery professional and welcoming. The food was well prepared and the portions generous. Lots of delicious Greek wines are available, which is a delightful thing! I will absolutely recommend this wonderful restaurant!

We came here for lunch and the food was delicious!! There were no leftovers because everything was…read moregood! Our waitress was so kind and we never felt rush in our meal! We sat outside and were able take in the peacefulness of the fairmount neighborhood! This is a great place to get Greek food in the area!

Every time I have French food, I always say to myself, I should have been born French. Lol. They…read moreare like the Japanese, they only serve the very best! Looking for a brunch spot, Yelp photos lead me to this Moroccan/French cafe. Super quaint interior with tons of natural light and a gorgeous outdoor patio seating if that is what you prefer. Order at the counter and grab your seat of choice. Here is what we ordered: - Parisian (daily fresh baked croissant and baguettes with French butter, apricot jam, and honey) - Moroccan Breakfast (comes with a side salad and tangerine wedge) OMG, the entire Parisian basket of goodies was absolutely delightful. The croissants were incredibly soft and buttery. Love that one of the croissants was filled with dark chocolate. The owner told us that it is baked daily and is served with French butter. If you know, you know, that French butter hits differently. And the Moroccan Breakfast is something I never had before. It is served with baguette so you can soak up all the sauce. The tomatoes were perfect without being too tart. The spice was not too overpowering and the eggs...again perfect! Also had their mocha latte and wow, they use real dark chocolate. Make sure you mix it well before drinking. The owner, Christopher, came by to chat with us for a bit. Told me that I must come back next time and try their quiche Lorraine. I always love it when the owner takes the time to ask how we enjoyed the meal. The entire staff is incredibly friendly.

Came here for brunch with a friend I got the Morrocan eggs. It comes with a piece of baguette. I…read moredid order their cold brew. The coffee is self served. I actually did enjoy the coffee. It was pretty yummy. The breakfast was good, but I will say that it did not fill me up as much. I think the portions were too small and the price are way too high for what you got you're paying. It's mostly the experience to sit at a cute restaurant. Will definitely come back. Just order extra items because you'll be hungry in 2 hours.

My family has been eating here after the Sunday ballet and it's always fabulous!…read more We had dinner again in the Wine Room. We used to have Mila as our server. Sunday we had Ellis. He was just as amazing as Mila! He was so accommodating and friendly. My food was a little delayed and he more than made up for it! Food, as always, was delicious. We always start with the Estia chips. I tried the grilled shrimp and WOW! So good. The soft shell crab was a big hit too. And my lamb was so good. The Meli cocktail was amazing. My new fav! Thanks again and we can't wait til next time with Ellis!

To start I have always loved Estia. I love their other restaurant Almyra as well. As a family we…read morehave been coming here for parties and hosting dinners and events in the main area or in various private rooms downstairs for over 15 years. Last night we hosted a dinner of 10 people in the small wine room in the basement. It's a very cute room. It's perfect for a small group. Unfortunately that's where the perfect ends. Our server seem nice enough in the beginning, but couldn't really get it together to be around to make sure that we had what we needed, there was no one there to check on us to handle the timing for drinks, appetizers, etc. When we arrived, the room was an icebox. It was freezing, which was easy to fix as the settings were in the room. The table was dressed with the regular things, but the hummus was in two tiny dishes that had obviously been sitting there for a while and were crusted on top and bread that was cold, no pita nothing cooked. That was one of our table dishes that we ordered as well as taramosalata, calamari and spanakopita. The taramosalata we had ordered as an additional item on a $65 per person set menu with options for your entrée. Unfortunately, it was very bland not the way it used to be when it came. It also did not come with pita which we had to ask for and both the hummus and taramosalata came in teeny tiny dishes, almost the size is what you'd put your soy sauce in at a sushi restaurant. There were four of those tiny dishes (2 of each item) for a table of 10. The next to come was the calamari and the spanakopita. Honestly, I've had better versions of this frozen from Costco than we were served last night. The calamari was not fresh and not homemade, there were no tentacles nothing but rings. It was also cold by the time we got it and par baked. The spanakopita were teeny, tiny triangles, smaller than what you'd even get at Costco and folded so many times in the dough that they were not flaky and honestly horrible. Nobody ate them. Next to come were the salads. That was probably the best course of the night. The take on a Caesar salad with dill was very good so was the tomato traditional Greek salad with feta. It would be nice though if they broke up the feta as there was only three large pieces of feta in there, and if anyone took one, then when you passed things down, the other people did not get any. Seeing as this was all served family style you would think they might have thought of that. Next was the main courses the options were a chicken dish, a fish dish, a lamb dish and a pasta dish. Honestly, the fish dish looked the best of all the dishes, but by the time the food got to us, everything was no longer hot. Five people ordered lamb dishe which was almost inedible. It was shredded meat from a lamb shank that was served in a tiny circular way like it had been molded into a dish and then turned over with some sort of strange sauce underneath it that supposedly was pasta. It was so small it might as well have been something that you would've gotten as an appetizer. Ironically, it was so bad that you didn't want to eat it and everyone left it on their plate. Personally, mine had shards of bone in it, which made my first bite extremely unpleasant and sadly my second bite did too, so I just pushed the it aside and did not continue eating. There was no option for dessert. They just brought down some sort of honey cake that unfortunately they didn't ask if anyone had allergies or anything which a lot of of us do so only a few could eat it, one person ended up taking the majority of the cake home with them. All of this went unnoticed by our server who was rude to the majority of our party. As mentioned before we normally love this restaurant but last night was not a good experience at all. It was extremely disappointing to be treated so cavalierly and as if our party was a downstairs was an afterthought.

We just lunch at Stina. It tasted incredible…read more We had: Carrots- one of our favorite appetizers Snails with garlic potato purée- I think in was the second time in my life that I had snail. I would have this appetizer again. Soft shelled crab special. Homemade bread The chef/owner Bobby prepared everything wonderfully. The food had great flavors. It is worth it to drive to Philly to eat here. We cannot get Greek food like this around our house. Colin was our waiter, and he was fairly new to this restaurant. I really liked his service. It is a small restaurant. We sat near the kitchen, and I loved our seats, because we could see the food coming out. Great food and service all around!

I want so badly to leave 5 stars but unfortunately the service we experienced left a terrible taste…read morein our mouth. I'll start with the good: Cute but small local place, cute outdoor seating, BYOB. Food was 10/10 incredible, phenomenal, no notes. Everything was absolutely delicious - we had the dip platter, onion fritter (to die for), roasted carrots, octopus, spanakopita, Margherita pizza, and halibut special (no bacon for our vegetarian friend.) We were very full so not able to try dessert but the list looked incredible. Unfortunately, the service experience truly ruined our night. We had a reservation and were seated quickly, no problem. But from the second we sat down we were rushed and hustled as if there were a line out the door (there was not.) After being asked 3 times in very quick succession, we put in our starters and started on our wine. Not 5 minutes later a different server came to take "the rest" of our order (??) despite clarifying we'd just ordered with someone else, but we still ordered a few more things. Food came out as it was ready which was fine and things were paced well, but we admittedly took our time as we had so much on the table. Unfortunately no one checked in or asked how anything was or if it was prepared as requested. As we started to slow down (only an hour in), we were suddenly rushed to finish -- we indicated we were still clearly eating (albeit slowly) and had just opened another bottle of wine, but started to get asked every few minutes if we were done. After getting boxes for leftovers and indicating no room for dessert, it was made clear despite full glasses of wine remaining that we needed to go and the table was needed, even though there were multiple empty tables both inside and out, and no one was waiting. The one server seemed aggravated and annoyed with us, aggressively snatched our bottle and checks from the table without a word, so we paid quickly and left. I totally understand needing to move along tables on a Friday night, but no one was waiting and we were still enjoying half the menu we'd ordered. Bobby - your food is incredible and would absolutely recommend for that, but service needs some help. Hopefully it was just an off night.

Kinto had been on my list to visit for awhile, but accidentally stumbled upon it while visiting the…read morearea and luckily got a table without a reservation. The menu looked amazing and overall pretty affordable. We wanted to taste everything, so when our server recommended the tasting menu, it was hard to say no. They brought out beautiful dips to taste with fluffy warm bread, in addition to the steaming hot cheese bread. The next course was filled with multiple curries to taste, empanadas, potatoes, and more. The ambiance of the restaurant was also so warm and homey. Everyone who worked at the restaurant was very kind and welcoming. Although I've never been to Georgia, it was such a lovely way to get a taste of Georgian culture in Philly.

A Philadelphia gem in the heart of Fishtown neighborhood, authentic Georgian cuisine, savory,…read moredelicious, mouth-watering, fresh, high quality ingredients, excellent preparation & elegant presentation, you don't want to miss this place. A perfect & romantic date night restaurant, excellent service, soothing jazz soundtrack, dim but not dark lighting, courteous & attentive service, very patient with first timers to Georgian food, surprisingly affordable prices compared to Old City, Rittenhouse Sq neighborhoods, casual but upscale atmosphere, street parallel parking, reservations recommended. Support your local small businesses & restaurants. Highly recommend. https://kintophilly.com/

Great food! Great atmosphere! Speakeasy bar below was so cute! Waitress was very attentive. Would…read morehighly recommend to everyone!

It was good the entire restaurant looks like a museum so I love that…read more The desert had a little hair but other than that pretty good