I can't speak about the Delicatessen, but they have a good selection of cold drinks, beer & cider, including some international brands, and snacks. They also have a cash machine and a lottery machine. read more

Horrible customer service. Accused me of buying alcohol for a random guy outside then BANNED me from the store. I got dropped off by an Uber just outside not five minutes earlier. Didn't listen, accused me of lying, yet snarkily took my money and packed up my alcohol. WITHOUT carding. Do something for yourself and find better, there's a million copycat delis around anyway. read more

$22 for a 6-pack. You read that right - $22. Why I paid, I'll never know, but I would never have got that far had they had prices posted for any of their alcohol. It was nearly midnight when I went and the area felt very unsafe. Lots of people standing on the corners, watching me as I left. Normally I'm not concerned with my safety and able to defend myself but being in this area made me nervous. Prices are terrible, and the area is sketchy. I don't recommend going here unless you wanna get robbed by the insane prices and shady characters. read more

Barley any prices posted. A 6 pack of white claw is $17. Only come here as a last resort. If you are going to charge these outrageous prices at least be transparent. I can't wait for Amazon convenience stores to destroy places like these. read more

The worst pastrami sandwich EVER!!!!!! The meat was processed not real Meat . I couldn't even eat it had to throw away the entire sandwich. Do not I mean don't go there for sandwiches read more

First time visit Very friendly and helpful staff PA lottery sold here Highly recommend !!! read more

Great beer selection-fancy random microbreweries and international beers (but a bit pricey). They also have good obscure Korean things (kimchi, mandu, ramyeon, kim, bulgogi) and the owners are Korean and know me now so they always say hi which is great. They also have a bunch of vegan things if you're into that. They also have a decent deli area and some seating. The take credit cards now but there's a minimum. read more

I tried this deli for lunch today based on a co- worker's recommendation. I ordered the Kung Pao Happy Hour special, which was essentially the lunch special. It was the worst take out I've ever had. It was not edible. The chicken was so hard, - it could have been last week's Kung Pao heated up. The dish was dry, the peanuts were stale. I got about 1/4 through since I was so hungry and ended up just throwing it away . Maybe I just ordered the wrong dish. THey had quite an extensive list which seems odd for a small deli that they can make that many dishes. I don't think I'll be going back. read more

To start off, I was mugged in Rittenhouse Square one night. I woke up and immediately went to Latimer Deli, Where the clerk gave me breakfast and a pack of cigarettes to put on my "tab", upon hearing my situation and knowing that I was familiar with the owner Tony. These guys know their customers. They know you by name, they know your usual purchase or order, and they respect you. I once brought a group of friends and since they knew me as a regular customer I was given permission to waive a tip. I didn't of course, because they deserve much more than they charge. They do not ask for tips when buying booze, so stop complaining about price. In center city, every other place is the same. read more

it was my friends 21st birthday and we couldn't find anywhere that was open, tried buying some beer and got denied even though everyone present was 21. read more

$17.04 for a sixer of Oskar Blue's Mamma's Little Yella Pils and one sack of Haribo Happy Colas is way too much. Latimer still has a boss selection of foreign and craft beer, but the prices have risen so much they are now at the level of the Foodery, which is to say rapacious. You may as well drink your fancy brew out of its proper glass while an attractive bartender flirts with you at these prices. read more

Front operation for selling drugs or stolen merchandise? This place is a "deli" but having been in there probably 40 times I've never seen anyone order a sandwich with the exception of myself. I ordered one once (about a year ago) and they seemed confused, then they got it together after about 10 minutes and it was awful. True, the place exists for the beer, but take the two following items of evidence: 1) today I observed the "deli" stack up about 35 buckets labeled "pickles" outside. They left two guys to guard the "pickles" until an unmarked white van came up and picked up the "pickles." Again, having been the only person ever to buy a sandwich there, I don't think they get much deli clientèle. Oh, and it's worth mentioning, my sandwich didn't come with a pickle! 2) They were closed a little while back with a sign that said they were busted for fencing stolen merchandise. Looks like they're back in the game? read more

Not my favorite place in Philadelphia for sure. But I live around the corner and I find myself in here all the goddamn time. Okay, let's start with the good -- decent selection of household groceries, amazing beer selection, open very late (hours seem to vary, due to the nearby bars, they seem to stay open for as long as there's a crowd), nice staff Okay, now the inevitable bad -- EXPENSIVE BEER (think $16 for a craft six pack), HORRIBLE HOT FOOD, *passable* cold food (the $4 noodles with imitation crab meat is a good drunk snack), and, after 10pm, filled with really shitty people; drunk twenty-somethings stumbling around, bums outside holding the door for you, creepy dudes who wander around and don't buy anything. Overall, this is a "dive deli" and reserved for the loud drunk bridge-and-tunnel partiers, and the annoyed residents they share it with. I wouldn't seek this place out. But, if you find yourself in the area...sure why not. read more

At first it seems like a mild-mannered convenience store. But continue venturing deeper into the store and you'll realize there's a whole diner hidden back behind the racks of chips and cigarettes. Latimer is a unique find in the heart of center city. Latimer's proprietor, or perhaps its patron saint, is the mysterious Mike Love, whose face is plastered on various signage peppered throughout the eating area. Naturally the Mike Love breakfast specials are next to impossible to beat. For about 5 bucks you get Pancakes or French Toast with eggs and meat and potatoes AND coffee. I'd recommend the French Toast over the Pancakes - and don't miss their breakfast potatoes; they're like thick, slightly-crispy potato chips. The service can be spotty, depending on how apathetic your waitress is feeling that day, or if she's distracted singing along to the classic R&B on the radio. That's all part of the atmosphere though. Bottom line - the back of Latimer is a hidden gem of a classic greasy spoon with great breakfast deals that would work quite well for the slightly hung-over. Basically, if you wake up tomorrow morning and discover you're lying on the floor of the Fox and Hound, it's a short half-block walk to a great cheap breakfast. read more

This review is only for a beer purchase! Stopped in today to get a 6 pack for a BYOB dinner later. They have a decent selection of local craft beers available - I went with a seasonal Flying Fish beer. $14. Holy crap. I'm from NJ so, I feel sorry for people who regularly have to pay that much for a 6 pack. Also, I got carded and I'm 28 so that earned them some brownie points. read more

Ordered food here via delivery.com and they sent the wrong dish - after which they refused to send the correct dish. It's convenient and cheap but always call and call again to make sure they actually make the right food. read more

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! First of all, they know me by name which is a huge plus because they value their customers. They always have the best beer selection, and when I need a late night emergency run (like this past weekend), they are open until 1:50! They have the essentials... and ice cream which is great for midnight snacking. They also have a deli in the back for sandwiches. The only downside is that they don't serve breakfast sandwiches past a certain point... which really kills my vibe when I need something on the weekend. Latimer is great! Definitely stop in if you need a late night item! read more

Ive had some pretty good wraps from here - very quick to make too. The chicken salad wrap and then the grilled chicken club with honey mustard. I find the bread to be too bready and not enough meat/condiments but that is because it is huge! Breakfast is good too (but it is strict - be there before 11!). The wrap is really good as is the egg and cheese on a roll. My biggest issue is that they arent open all of the time. Im not quite sure of their hours, but it is early on weekdays. Oh and they only take cash. read more

This place is a classic spot to grab beer after the bars close. Nice little shop and deli. My go to for a 6 pack. Always friendly and kind. Clean and organized place! read more

Good hoagies& sandwiches. Very convenient. Friendly staff. Once I got the wrong order & they replaced it with correct order with free delivery very quickly (awesome). Recommend!! read more

Friendly? Check Wide variety of food? Check Wide variety of beer and open late night? Check Reasonable prices? Nope... This is a super convenient store, they have almost everything you need. However, the price leaves a lot to be desired. If you go 5 minutes elsewhere, you're guaranteed to get a better price (CVS, other delis, Rittenhouse market, etc). But for the hours of operation and proximity to where I lived, this place deserves all four stars. If you're nice to the teller, you will get a very warm response each time you walk in. read more

"Delicatessen" for me conjures images of hearty sandwiches stuffed to the gills with a fresh meats, cheeses, and fresh veggies. Buddy, keep walking to the next deli; much better places in the area to get food, groceries, and beer. I give them two stars for the limited selection of Belgians and American craft brews but as a complete beer snob, I'll walk the extra blocks (east to Foodery or west to Colney) for a much better beer selection and customer service. read more

3 years ago, I walked into Latimer Deli and thought to myself "ugh, just a quickie stop for drunks and their food fixes" due to their shitty selection, crazy late hours, and the degenerates I see hanging around outside waiting to score eough change to but a 40. But as I was passing a few weeks ago, I saw a sign outside, scribbled on a little poster board, advertising soft serve ice cream. What? Weird - I had to investigate, and figured maybe they made some improvements and I should assess the new products. I went in and was FLOORED! Natural snacks, healthy and organic prepared foods, groceries, gluten free stuff, vegetarian stuff - really, I was impressed. I went to the back where the little deli counter with a basic selection of hoagies and sandwiches are sold, and I looked up from the boars head case...when I saw a COMPLETE CHINESE FOOD MENU. I thought I was crazy - I read it twice, noting the usual ameri-chinese offerings - wonton soup, sweet and sour, lemon chicke, general tso's - and I even peeked in to the kitchen area, where I sure as hell saw a little Chinese dude. I went to the cashier and I said "I love LOVE LOVE all these changes! The store looks GREAT!" He thanked me and I continued "But, uh, lemme get this straight - you're doing CHINESE food out the back?" his response was an enthusiastic "YES! Since March!" At 5.50 for most dishes, it's a sure bet, but the only thing is, you would NEVER know unless you physically went in and migrated to the back. There's no sign anywhere, no indicator of anything other than beer and shitty sandwiches. I'm dying to try the grub - who knows what kind of stuff they're slinging in the kitchen chasm? Like a bodega wormhole. Amazing. read more

It is more than it looks. This is the store that saves everybody who works late nights with their good beer selection, and I am biased of course because they carry banana bread beer! They also have a good variety of snacks and food, I always get some chocolates! The guys at the register are sweethearts! Their smiles always make me feel welcome. I just wish they took cards...:[ read more

It's a deli.... And I bought some snacks here when I desperately need them. What else can I say? I think I paid too much.

Open until 2 AM, really nice staff, and they almost definitely have a shitload of beers worth trying...though I usually just stick to Four Loko since it's more cost effective at times. read more

Latimer Deli is a small convenient store located on 15th and locust. It's and interesting place because it is a mix of a deli and take out Chinese food. They also have beers here to go as well. There's a small dining area in the back and the lunch special prices are pretty cheap. The items in the store are a little more expensive. I got the sesame chicken lunch special and it was pretty good, better than what I expected to be. This is a decent little shop to grab something if you're looking for a quick lunch. read more

I live nearby to this convenient deli and I often come here for their yummy sandwiches, Quest bars, soft pretzels, bagged snacks or a cold beverage. The workers are so friendly, always smiling and very helpful. I will be back, great deli! read more

Good beer selection, yet annoying that there are no prices on them. You can pick up a pricey one or a cheap one, but you have to wait in line to find out how much it is. But given that they're less than a nearby competitor's, I guess I shouldn't complain. read more

Two words...Craft beers! This place has a surprising collection of by the bottle craft beers. I couldn't tell you anything else about this place other than the beer selection is worth the trip. read more

The highest beer prices in the city, no deals or bargains here. Everything is upped in price from soda to snacks. They do not accept debit or check cards. read more

Caveat: this rating is for breakfast food only. From the outside one would not expect this bodega to have a kitchen that routinely (over the last 3 years) serves quality, delicious breakfast. Tucked beyond the multiple chip varieties and cases of beer is a small kitchen that serves up an egg and cheese sandwich that, within a 5 block radius, is second only to the cart on 15th and Walnut (the second cart south of Walnut). The western omelette with sharp cheddar, though I've only had it once, was fluffy and light with refreshingly crisp vegetables. 4.5 stars would have been given for breakfast if Yelp allowed halfsies and if Latimer served it past 11am on the weekends. read more

Awesome selection of beers, quite a selection. Very tasty, too. Staff was helpful with recommendations based on what I said I liked. Took the beers to the Chutney Company and had them with lunch. Great time. read more

Cigarettes are so overpriced (go to the Spruce Street Market or Wawas.) Chinese food is mediocre and sandwiches are terrible. All the local drunks hang out around there because they sell large cheap beers/malts. A friend of mine was held at knife point right outside of this place because of the crowd it attracts. AVOID this place. read more

good beer selection but there are no prices on them and I get to the register to find out a run if the mill local beer is $15 for a FOUR pack read more