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    Mocha Melt Cafe

    4.9 (23 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Happy hour specials
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    Dogs allowed

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    Stacy A.

    We came in for some hot chocolate for the kids. It was very rich and actually our kids didn't like it because it didn't taste like the normal powder kind, but I enjoyed it! The place is very nicely decorated and the service was good. Only negative is the prices were pretty high; a small hot cocoa was $7.

    Strawberry banana crepe
    Christine C.

    Oh my gosh, this place was AMAZING! I highly recommend it to any sweet tooth looking for an incredible treat. Located near Penn's Landing, the shop itself is adorable, clean, and smells absolutely heavenly. It was so nice watching everything being made right in front of you with such care and attention to detail. The staff is incredibly artistic, and it truly shows in the presentation of every item on the menu. You honestly can't go wrong with anything you order- it's all delicious. Do not miss the cutest hot chocolate ever! I also highly recommend the Four Seasons waffle if you want to try a little bit of everything. Overall, I can't recommend this place enough and can't wait to come back. It's the perfect treat on a snowy day!

    Matcha powder that is sifted
    Amanda U.

    Mocha melt!!! The newest desert spot in town right by Franklin fountain. I was so excited to hear that this place opened up. Featuring such extravagant desserts and drinks, I had to stop by. I was surprised that they opened only 2 months ago with how efficient they were with everything. Mocha melt also hosts a lot of cool events if you're ever interested in painting events :) They also make matcha using a bamboo whisk and scale! A whopping 4g of matcha The staff were super sweet and welcoming and cleaned everything/wore gloves. As a consumer, I appreciate the hygiene and extra step they took to ensure that everything was done properly. I got their most popular dresser item... the Dubai crepe. It did not disappoint. It was everything that I hoped for. The knafeh was perfectly crunchy and the chocolate sauce/pistachio was warm. They made the crepe per order and it came out nice, warm and delicate. It wasn't overly sweet and it was a huge portion! Will definitely come back to try their mojito drinks and other desserts :) If you're in the area and want some sweets. Check them out!

    Tiramisu Latte (hot), Pistachio Latte (iced)
    Komal R.

    Came across this place while walking by and couldn't help but stop by. Lots of seating. You can either order directly at the counter or via the digital kiosk - I saw 2 of those. If you have a sweet tooth, you might get overwhelmed by the variety of crepes, waffles and lattes - I was!! I decided to get the Tiramisu Latte (hot) and my husband got an Iced Pistachio Latte. The Tiramisu latte was very delicious - creamy and rich. It had the perfect ratio of chocolate to espresso - just how I like it. Great addition to old city especially because it is pretty much the only cafe that is open until 10 PM!! Philly needs more of these!!

    Francis S.

    Take this with a grain of salt since I visited during their Grand Opening and got a free item--but honestly, I'd come back and pay full price. I got the pomegranate refresher and my friend ordered the Dubai chocolate crepe, and we shared both. The crepe was amazing--thin and warm, with rich melted chocolate inside and a drizzle of even more chocolate on top. It had this velvety, indulgent feel without being too heavy. Seriously, wow. I wasn't expecting to love it that much. The drink was super refreshing--icy, slightly tart, and sweet. It hit the spot, especially since it was a really hot day. I'm not sure if the heat made it taste better, but it was delicious either way. The place was packed for the opening, but the vibe was great. New, clean, and nicely decorated--cute without being over the top. It looks like a perfect spot to study or chill with a coffee. Speaking of which, the coffee smelled amazing, and they had a pretty big selection of ice creams in the case too. All in all, a great first impression. I'll definitely come back--and I'm hoping everything tastes just as good when I'm paying next time.

    Vidhi S.

    I wouldn't come here with a huge crowd but for two people, it was the perfect place. You can order at the kiosk or the front. The pistachio latte was amazing and a really generous pour that i couldn't even finish. The dubai crepe was also really good and a good portion.

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    Jasmine W.

    I came on a whim. I was actually supposed to be at the ice cream shop with the rest of my work team, but I am lactose intolerant. So, I stopped into Mocha Melt and I'm glad I did. It smelled so delicious upon opening the door. Everything was beautiful, vibrant, and clean. The menu was priced fairly. I wanted sorbet but I wanted it to be blended like a smoothie. They don't have it on the menu, but made it happen for me by simply adding a little oat milk so I could drink my sorbet! I love customer service like that. Very sweet men behind the counter. I didn't try the waffle, it was for my student, but she enjoyed it. definitely will be back when I'm in town.

    Dragon, fruit, mocktail, Café latte, Dubai Bubble Waffle, Nutella, banana Banana, Strawberry Waffle

    my daughter and I try new food every time we have to go into Philly we tried mocha melt today. Small nice ambience; they make the food right there, and the food is good. Pricing is good as well. The only thing I wish they had was real forks and knives as it was difficult to cut through the waffles without real silverware just plastic on nice plates. Would go again.

    The atmosphere here is great -- a perfect spot to sit and work on your laptop. The cappuccino was excellent, and the Dubai chocolate crepe was absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be coming back on my remote work days.

    Pistachio latte

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    The food and drinks here were so good, a little pricey, but what else can you expect in the city? Definitely worth the money! Yummmm

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    10/10 food was good, the place is sanitary, they wear gloves, there's a lot of backgrounds for photos! Must try!

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    The customer service was great, workers are super nice. Now the food it was great as well i got the dubai crepes, they were soooo good.

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    I got the pomegranate refresher and my friend ordered the Dubai chocolate crepe, and we shared both.

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