If I could give them 10 stars I would -…read more Best cheesesteak in Philly - BEST the BEST THE MENU is on point and explains things well. CASH ONLY - in at least 5 places so be prepared . Michelin rated and I see why - the steak was soooo good Mushroom pizza chess team with sharp provolone and sweet peppers for the win. Very efficient service - they take your order in one spot - you name goes in a sign- they announce your name when you food is ready and then you pick up And pay- easy- very easy It's a corner store , - park in the neighborhood and you can eat to go or outside - - choices - we got it to go and ate in the car- well worth the effort . We will be back- I shoulda got a shirt- next time I come back- I'm here - I brought my partner and she loved it- you will too

Ok, this place was very good. The ordering system is a bit confusing but eventually you get to the…read morewindow to order. Once you get to the window you order what you want and then you only pay for the drinks at 1st then they call your name so you can go to the pickup window and you pay for you food then. They don't have an inside dining area just a few tables outside. It was a rainy day so getting wet was inevitable. It wasn't a pour down so we could sit and enjoy the food. We ordered two Philly cheesesteak and one chicken cheesesteak. We were asked if we wanted "fried onions" and well it the same as grilled onions and not like an onion ring, just FYI. The chicken did not have much flavor but adding the peppers they give you it adds some and my mom enjoyed it. The cheesesteak was good too but also the steak was a bit flavorless. The sandwich is big and you need to ask to be cut in half, they just give it to you whole. It gets busy and they only accept cash. They do have an ATM machine on site if needed. Parking is on the street and not bathroom that I saw. This would be a place I come back but I'll bring some salt and pepper with me.

A real gem hidden in Chestnut Hill. An amazing and tantalizing selection of beers and ciders,…read morelargely in singles, so you can try new things without making a big investment. The store is very well organized and things are well displayed, so you can browse all the options like books in a library, or go straight to what you're looking for it that's what you want. The owners are very nice and helpful. So nice to see a mom & pop shop (literally) like this. Chestnut Hill is lucky to have them.

Impressive selection of beverages to choose from and helpful staff. Still, I really, really miss…read morethe days when it was a bar taking over the Towey's space; it had such a cool vibe.

Excellent sandwiches. The TikTok-famous kale Caesar chicken cutlet is great, but the other hoagies…read moreand breakfast sandwiches are equally great. Their tomato pie is a family favorite. The tomato sauce/topping is so rich. Bonus that they carry Manhattan Special!

Let's just say, if I lived in Fishtown (wish!!!) Liberty Kichen would be a staple in my food…read morerotation. The space is super cute and a gives classic Fishtown hipster vibes in the best ways. A little sunny corner restie that is like a little love note to all things Philly sports plus a cool little open kitchen and grab and go section on the side with fridges filled with interesting drinks and homemade salads like a pesto chickpea one that Imma def pick up the next stop I drop in. Ok, onto the eats! 1. Della Casa ($18): A 12-inch soft seeded sando layered with a schmear of balsamic sundried pepper spread, fresh mozz, and hot cappicola dried with Calabrian chili oil and filled with fresh arugula and house roasted eggplant slices. This was good, however, the eggplant felt kind out of place. The slices were large and a little bit too mushy for my liking and it felt like it could have benefitted from an extra meat or contrast to the softness from the mozz, such as fried eggplant instead. All in all a 7 out of 10. Good but wouldn't order again. 2. Turkey Salumeria ($18.50): Another (delicious) 12-inch soft seeded roll saturated with a house creamy balsamic dressing (could have honestly drank this) + mild prov, LTO, sliced turkey and really great cherry pepper relish. This was a pretty basic, but all the parts came together to make a solid sandwich. I wouldn't necessarily order again but the combination of ingredients and the hellish relish made it a 7.5 out of 10. All in all, the quality of the ingredients, the combinations available on the menu and the stellar staff all make LK popular for good reason. While the selections we had this go around didn't wow us (just lacking a certain je ne sais quoi) I do look forward to going back to try the kale chx caesar, some of their cutlet sandos, roast beef and pork and of course the tomato pie and CCC's!

I recently retired and stumbled across Mister Ricks while I was in Jenkintown. I decided to try it;…read moresome may say there are hoagie places all over Philadelphia and the suburbs. However, there was something a little different about this mom & pop shop. The turkey hoagie with cooper sharp, the freshness of the onion, lettuce and tomatoes. The olive oil is amazing. Each sandwich is made with details and preciseness. Now, I'm a regular but they open at 11 and close at 3 pm daily so your window is short but worth it.

Many locals might know that Mister Ricks makes hoagies like a boss. The hoagies are BIG with fresh…read moreingredients and pack a punch! However, many of you might not know that Mister Ricks also makes great cheesesteaks. They have one of the best cheesesteaks I've eaten in Philly. The sliced ribeye is tender, juicy, and flavorful and stuffed into a giant seeded roll. A bargain for $14.99. Get it with fried onions and your choice of American, Provolone, or Cooper Sharp Cheese (hint: get Cooper Sharp!). It was so good I didn't even need to add any flavorings like ketchup or mayo to it (some cheesesteaks in South Philly are so dry they need ketchup and mayo to make them palatable). Mister Ricks cheesesteak is also physically larger than a lot of cheesesteaks I've eaten, so not only do you get a great cheesesteak, but it's also a great BIG cheesesteak that can be shared, especially if you get a couple of bags of chips. Oh, yes, they also have a vast array of chips and Coca Cola soda products to choose from. My son pointed out that this cheesesteak rivals and even beats any of the fancy, famous cheesesteak shops I've taken him to all around Philly. Totally true. I can name some of them, but then those shops might not like me anymore! Service is always quick and efficient. They serve a lot of folks on days with sporting events so if you're in a hurry, call ahead to place your order. There's no dining tables inside, but there's plenty of seats at the park right across the street.

This spot feels like a quant old fashioned pub which is nice. The price is right as well if you're…read morelooking for something casual and cheap for a night out with friends. The burger tasted kind of plain even though the description sounded great, the meat itself tasted really charred, as if it was cooked on a dirty grill which didn't taste good. My wife had the three cheese grilled cheese which was great for such a simple sandwich. The staff was pleasant enough and service didn't take long. May or may not try again, but if we do it certainly won't be for the burger. 2 beers and 2 meals only costed $44.95 after tax so it was worth it for a fairly cheap night out.

Lovely outdoor space with great service and very kid friendly. Yummy beet salad and a tasty…read moreoverloaded shrimp poboy.

Hold your pearls, this one is going to be expensive!…read more Fresh ingredients. However, to-go orders were drenched in dressing. I didn't realize I should say 'on side' but they have taught me!! I had the poke bowl ($27) and wifey had the grilled chicken salad. Very little lettuce and a good amount of chicken. This is tandoori style with good flavor. The poke bowl I asked no onions, even the 'not even crunchy onions?' Question I said NO. My poke : 'no onion' was 2:1. Geesh! Brown avocados. Brown avocados on this $27 bowl that was to have a 'mixed' base of rice and mixed greens. More rice and drenched in dressing (and onions!!!). Small amount of poke. The website is antiquated or at least not mobile friendly. Call in your order and again, clutch your pearls. The tabouli salad was great and so was the cucumber lemonade. Cute small place with outside patio. They host music nights with no cover. I'd go back for the lemonade because I was not impressed with the amount of poke for the cost. I could hit up a sushi place instead!

absolutely delicious food and really nice ambience, the only thing was that the day that we went…read morethe service was not that great. There were nine of us, and it took quite a while for anyone to really acknowledge us. Outside of that, the food was super flavorful, fresh, and amazing serving sizes. I will absolutely be returning!

Close this shop and get them out of our neighborhood. Somehow they lost it from the way they were…read morewhen they 1st opened up. Now it's get you anyway we can. Plus I think the health department need to pay them a vist. I just recently witness how they robbed a family of their hard earned money for them to cater a repast that circumstances provided them from needing their service after giving them a large deposit and within last than 24 hr had to cancel. The wouldn't let them "saying take me to court, I'm not giving you nothing back". You want good service decent folks at a better price. Go to Victoria's on Ogonzt Ave. You won't be sorry.

The service and quality of food has drastically declined since they first opened. Sloppily made…read moresandwiches, soulless soul food, and most recently, you told a PAYING, grieving customer that you didn't care that her mother died cuz you had already spent her money. I won't dare call you a business owner because real businesses DO NOT operate in this fashion. You are a horrible service provider! And anyone looking to patronize your services should think twice, and then again, because not only do you not have proper business etiquette, your food safety socks too. How do you prep a large catered meal a full 5 days in advance? So, not only are you apathetic but you intended to give the repast attendants intestinal distress and quite possibly FOOD POISONING! TINA DESERVES AN APOLOGY, A FULL REFUND, AND COMPENSATION FOR HER PAIN, SUFFERING, TIME & ENERGY SPENT DEALING WITH YOU AND ABHORRENT PRACTICES!! DO BETTER!

The BEST sourdough bread in Germantown! They also sell at Weaver's Way if you need bread outside of…read morewindow pickup hours. Love them!

Philadelphia's best kept (vegan) bread secret. So if it is…read morea best kept secret, why am I reviewing it at all to "ruin the secret"? Well they have too much bread and they deserve your patronization for a quality product in a working class neighborhood. Pictured is a combination of 2 TooGoodToGo orders. A few people had some one offs I think, but you are supporting a local business. You can even park temporarily and there is a pick up window from the outside. You don't enter the building. They have a sign on the door telling you to go to pickup window. Just get a TooGoodToGo if you want something but aren't sure what and don't care if they offer it. If you are one person, try to give extra to someone on the street or friends. I found this place on TooGoodToGo and the name caught my attention. I didn't go to it right away because it is a drive for me. But then fellow Justin B. Yelp Eliter mentioned this place to me too and then I am like it must be worth the trip. If he still doesn't have a review on this place, you tell him! Lol. I then told my Baltimore friend that I am gonna try to take him here next time when he visits. I also really hope my vegan friends will appreciate this bread a bit later on. Btw, as I have been repeating to some friends, Even Madonna supports bread lovers! (Rolls eyes and inside joke that may or may not be pictured)