Obsessed with this place, just do yourself a favor and go! The place is clean the vibes are high…read morethe service is great. Every drink I've had is divine. Love peddler coffee.

Yelp Review 2025 #253:…read more We've been walking around Philly the whole day. The bus was delayed for 30minutes from Rocky Steps to Franklin Institute so, we walked. We were cold, we were tired and I had to use a restroom ASAP. Luckily, Peddler Coffee was only a few feet away to relieve my bladder from its misery. Of course, we got some drinks. They're highly related on all review sites. They have baked products, coffee-based drinks and tea. They have seasonal drinks. You can get drinks hot or iced, small or large - simple! No tall, grande, venti and whatever! Maple Spice Latte: Tasty and quite unique. A flavor you won't normally find a commercial coffee houses. 4/5 Cinnamon Dolce Latte: Comforting especially on a cold autumn afternoon. 4/5 Service was great. There was only one barista but he was fast and efficient.

I stopped in with some coworkers for a snack. Lots of different coffee drinks and a few tea options…read moreare available. My chai was very good, not too sweet with a nice foam top. My coworkers had an espresso milkshake and a hot Boscolatte that they really liked. The grilled chicken on sourdough Sammie was good. It had veggies and a special sauce that made it tasty. It came with potatoe wedges. Prices were comparable to other cafes. The seating area was big with tables and bar seating. The chairs were comfy. The windows have a nice view of IndependencePark. Some outdoor seating is also available but it was a rainy day.

I had a lemonade and delicious red velvet muffin. The cream filling inside tasted like cheesecake…read more All their pastries looked delicious and they had a couple matcha choices at their coffee bar. It's a beautifully designed cafe with modern and unique lighting, big colonial size windows, plants, spacious table seating and outlets! Cone for a sandwich muffin drink and charge your phone so you can get back out and sightsee! Find this cafe across from the liberty bell inside Curtis Publishing Bldg.

Vibrant feels like the perfect neighborhood coffee shop. The space is tiny, but somehow they turn…read moreout excellent coffee and an impressive amount of freshly baked goods every day. The staff is always kind and welcoming, and the whole place has a cheerful, genuinely local feel. The cinnamon bun is outrageously good, truly about as good as it gets. Everything I've had here has been delicious, but that one is reason enough to stop in. Grab one with a coffee and walk over to Rittenhouse Square.

Wasn't a huge fan of the iced chai latte, was just a glass of cinnamon milk, but the brioche…read moresandwhich was really good and I would absolutely get that again. Barista was really nice. Limited indoor and outdoor seating (3 barstools inside, a couple tables outside) but if you can snag it, a chill place to work for a couple hours.

I moved to UCity right after they opened. I loved coming and grabbing coffee to study or grabbing a…read morebite to eat. I even thought they had the best food around for a coffee shop. However, I've noticed that my favorite sandwich does not have the same quality it once had. I love the roasted turkey on a baguette, and the sandwich came with thick cut turkey breast not deli meat turkey. The sandwich also came with mixed greens and a pickle. Now it is two small pieces of plain lettuce. The most upsetting part is the sandwich is still the same price which doesn't reflect the fact that the sandwich doesn't come with fries or salad anymore. I love Madis so I hope they take into consideration that they had a great sandwich, and it's not bad now but doesn't amount to what it was before.

Stopped by soon after opening this morning for a morning meetup with some friends. Ample seating…read moreearly on and given the morning cold! Ambience was nice, and not too much noise or background disturbances. There's generally a lot of seating here, with ample outlets. I've visited previous times where there hasn't been a lot of free space because this is a student hotspot for nearby Drexel and UPenn. But that's honestly no fault to the cafe itself-- they are pretty much maxing out space without beginning to feel too cluttered and sacrificing the "vibe". Ordered a drip and a English muffin breakfast sandwich. One of my friends also completed the "Google review for a cookie" deal, and we enjoyed a piping hot freshly baked cookie! Overall I'd definitely consider this a place to meet up, or lock in while studying. Just make sure to consider the time of day and time of year academically, as this is a popular student spot.

Great coffee and quick service…read more Caramel black salt Latte: (5/5 )! The espresso is rich and the caramel flavor is definitely there. If you don't like a sweet coffee i'd stray away from this. Definitely raised my blood sugar a bit with this one!

Cute spot, industrial like a lot of places in this neighborhood. They were really nice when I…read morewalked up. I got a lavender iced latte. My latte was made super quickly. It is pretty tasty too. They were all out of pastries and only had a few pre-packaged treats. So I only got coffee, and the blue bendy straw was fun.

I traveled from Cali to visit DC on the 4th of July. Drove in to Philly. Walking through the…read moreItaly district and found this authentic quaint coffee shop. Excellent decor!

Great little coffee shop uptown Philly . It was within…read morewalking distance to Rittenhouse square and very easy to get to . Great coffee .

Great coffee, large space with nice views of City Hall. I think the coffee actually tastes better…read morehere than at the one in my home state.

This is a solid choice for coffee in Center City, although I often find myself thinking I maybe…read morewish I'd gone with another option after I visit. There's not a consistent reason, but just random little disappointments. It's often quite busy, but the line moves fast. It's kind of hit or miss for me how friendly the baristas are - sometimes I get a smile and a greeting and sometimes they seem irritated by the line. Orders are filled quickly and accurately. If you're lucky enough to find a seat (they're often all filled, especially at peak times) you might not find it super comfortable. I find the seats hard and the tables at an odd height compared to the seats. They have a restroom for customers, and they also have wifi, which I think may be a somewhat recent addition. The baked goods are fresh and good quality, and the coffee is generally good. I like their rotating seasonal flavors of draft lattes. I stopped in recently for a Strawberry Mocha draft latte, which I remembered really liking when they were on tap last year, but left disappointed this time. The latte was lukewarm when I received it and the top inch or so of the cup was all foam. But the biggest issue was that I didn't taste the strawberry flavor at all. It tasted just like a regular latte with no flavoring. I would have wondered if the barista had given me the wrong drink, but she repeated the name of the beverage when she handed it to me, and it was correct. I regretted ordering the larger size and ended up dumping the last third or so down the drain. Not sure I'll be tempted to swing in again anytime soon where there are so many other choices within a short walk.

Went here for a coffee Sunday morning. I was always curious about it since the reviews are pretty…read moregood. It was super cute inside and definitely a place I would consider getting some work done! Ordered the salted caramel latte which was pretty good! A little too salt forward for my preference but nonetheless the flavor was there and it was spectacular. The prices definitely seemed average compared to other coffee shops in the area. Would definitely go back and try some more seasonal drinks.

Came here for lunch during grad wknd not having arranged a reservation anywhere. It fit the bill in…read moreterms of offering a place to rest a bit in air conditioning on a very hot day, with a little bite to eat. They were all out of bagels which was surprising but subbed bead instead. Everything was fine but when one of us asked about getting a second lemonade without ice we were told there was going to be an additional charge. Strange.