Cozy, rustic coffee shop in an urban environment. There is outdoor seating definitely enough room…read moreto sit and read/study. Walking in your are greeted with a soft tune of music. They have a variety of pastries including donuts from Dottie's donuts. Pastries also included muffins, cornbread, cookies, cinnamon rolls and more! Staff were friendly and lively interacting with customers. They have a large variety of coffee and tea drinks, hot and iced including house roasted coffee. I had the iced matcha with vanilla that was perfectly balanced. Looking forward to trying other drinks in the future. Would Recommend!

Door was slightly difficult to find, for anyone coming for the first time! We got a flat white and…read morelatte, both with oat milk and shared a slice of orange ricotta loaf. Everything was perfect, the milk based drinks were creamy and the loaf a little sweet but paired nicely. I especially liked the crust on it, it might have been soaked in something? You also get a cup of drip coffee after buying a bag of their beans, which was a little sour. Their beans were okay, didn't seem to have an any discerning notes but it wasn't bad.

This was a cute spot to stop in and work for a bit. The barista kindly made me a honey cinnamon…read morechai latte out of oat milk when the special was advertised as a regular latte which was very sweet. I enjoyed people watching out the window with homemade raspberry lingers and a cozy spot to hang out for a bit.

The atmosphere was the first thing that stood out. I always love a cozy couch in the corner of a…read morecozy shop. That and tones of windows with pine cone decorations gave it a great warmth. The staff were super friendly and fast with the order as well. The coffee itself was good but was a bit on the earthy side for me. That being said, it was pretty nice and was a great spot for it.

This place really went down hill. Barely any selection of meats for sandwiches, staff that stares…read moreat the tv or their phones, and a $10 minimum on cards so couldn't even get a drink. I used to come here pretty frequently but they just don't seem to care anymore. I won't be going back.

They take credit card. Not really sure I get the hate. Looks like a family-owned business; all the…read morecounter people have always been friendly with us when we stopped by to grab beer and sandwiches. Yes, the beer is expensive, but the convenience is nice in Grad Hospital for just swinging by and grabbing something. Additionally, they have tables to chill inside while you're drinking. Sandwiches are kind of small for what you pay for, but they are tasty. I like the Chipotle Chicken Breast and my coworkers always go for the Chicken Pesto.

I was second time back and now I feel we have a regular spot for us side from EM's lovely welcome,…read morethe selection of coffee beverages excited us and blew us away when we front when we had our our beverages My wife ordered the caramel mocha and I had the Mexican turmeric, and we both had them over ice they were made perfectly. They were made with care and attention to detail. I'm sorry I didn't take a picture of our beverages. It was a warm night and we had brought some dessert with us and we just dove right into it to celebrate my birthday.

Super cute spot and tons of seating upstairs and down. Great place to work from with individual…read moretables and some larger group tables downstairs. The staff is friendly and great at recommending new and fun drinks. Unfortunately the last two times I've stoped by, my iced latte was a bit burnt. Not to the extent that is wasn't drinkable, but not awesome for an 8 dollar drink. I grabbed a matcha on my first visit and that was great, I'll be sticking to their matcha on future visits. Overall, a great cafe to work from and hang out a bit!

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!

I went in .... Slightly hung over, and the barista with the Latino accent was so funny and helpful…read more Honestly being a total vibe and make the experience amazing. He advised me on the best drink, and I am not disappointed at all. The strawberry oat milk matcha is not too sweet and super flavorful. I also got an americano (because hungover) I wish I was local as I would make this my regular place

Great coffee, charming shop, and convenient location with indoor and outdoor seating. Highly…read morerecommend!

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!

I tried a bunch of food in Philadelphia and on my last day it was time to try something which felt…read morelike home. The space is light and airy and does have the Israeli feel. I got an iced latte, the Jerusalem Bage withl Smoked Salmon Scallion Cream Cheese, Cucumbers, Pickled Red Onions it was incredible. Jerusalem bagel incredibly fresh, not too much cream cheese and the pickled red onions were a great twist, cutting the deep fat of the cheese and the salmon. I would highly recommend this place. The woman at the counter was helpful and the service was pretty fast for a Sunday morning.

K'Far shows how much atmosphere CookNSolo can create within a relatively compact footprint. It has…read morethe ease of a neighborhood café, yet the confidence, visual sophistication, and social energy of a much larger restaurant. We have eaten at the high tops, in the main dining room, and at the tables extending into The Harper lobby, and each area feels like part of the same unified experience. The colors and lighting inside are especially warm and inviting, giving the room a glow that feels cozy and uplifting, especially during a Philadelphia winter. Food remains at the center of the experience, and my order is always the Jerusalem bagel with egg and cheese. On the rare occasions when turkey bacon appears, I add it as a welcome delicacy and a little extra sustenance, though the bagel is already delicious on its own. The cinnamon sugar kubaneh, the chocolate chip cookie, and the Bloody Mary are excellent. K'Far has also expanded its selection of bowls and salads since we ate here most regularly, and they look consistent with the quality of everything else. These days, a full breakfast here does not always fit within our budget, but I still make a point of stopping in for OX Coffee, which is delicious and, happily, roasted in Philadelphia. The Yemenite latte is another distinctive pleasure, aromatic and satisfying without feeling like a novelty created merely for attention. The staff is consistently charming, welcoming, and composed, and the team's continuity and energy suggest that people genuinely enjoy working here. When our budget allows, I will absolutely return to eat. Perhaps the clearest expression of K'Far's brilliance arrives in one memory from a cold, radiantly sunny Saturday, when "Inspector Norse" by the Norwegian producer Todd Terje comes through the speakers as the restaurant buzzes around us. The track, the worldly crowd, and the aroma from the kitchen create the elusive feeling Steve Cook and Mike Solomonov understand so well: people go out to eat because they want to feel seen and be briefly transported into a more vivid version of life. I already love K'Far and The Hoxton as separate brands, so seeing them come together at The Hoxton in Williamsburg feels like an unusually natural and exciting partnership. Creating this kind of social magnetism inside a bakery and café is a subtle achievement, and Philadelphia is richer for having a place with this much flavor, warmth, and personality.

The little Mango cake $10 shaped like a mango was really good! White chocolate glazed shell over a…read moremango mousse. The family enjoyed this both kids and adults.

I had occasion to try four things from A La Mousse -…read more Tangerine cheesecake Strawberry cream cake Double chocolate cake Caramel chocolate cake Everything was tasty, but I found the citrus items to be especially fluffy and light on flavor. I usually like my desserts to have more of a bang, but if you're into lightly sweet things that aren't too heavy, the non-chocolate items are for you. The two chocolate cakes I tried were delicious. Very chocolately, great textures. Overall I'm glad I tried A La Mousse but probably won't be going tout of my way to return in the future.