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    4.7 (204 reviews)
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    Good for kids

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    chicken tikka pie
    Elaine T.

    I've never had british food before but this was good! There is a bit of seating inside and the also sell some British snacks. The portion sizes are pretty big.

    Andrea R.

    The world needs more Stargazy's. Never underestimate the power and satiation of a full english breakfast; in my opinon, beans belong on every plate for every meal. If you start your day with a Stargazy breakie, you'll be fueled for 10+ hours- if not well into the next day. I also enjoy the variety and selection of savory pasties, imported U.K. snack foods, and, of course, brown sauce. The seating inside is extremely limited. They do take orders ahead of time - I recommend it! Dine inside or take to go, you can't really go wrong. I think about Stargazy at least once a week. I'm carefully plotting out my next visit. The real question is: Roast or Fish and Chips?

    Ilene E.

    I came here to curb my British food fix. I first found out about them through eliminating food waste through the TooGoodToGo program. The people here are so friendly and I always get mine to go. The decor is very modern English Brit and love that you can feel like you have transported to London when you step foot into the shop. I love their meat pies and normally get that.

    Heather F.

    Tiny little shop with nicest people. Lots of hot and frozen foods on special for a meal or to go. Sunday roast was delicious. I need to go back for fish and chips Along with some specialty imported British goods and spring/ Easter candy Will definitely come back. Parking was an issue since we came from Jersey but we finally found a spot

    Traditional Beef and Onion Pie & Mash Side Mash & Liquor. LOL completely devoured this
    America T.

    Absolutely phenomenal! Just went in around opening time and took the food to go! let me tell you... I just wanted to try it in my car, but ended up eating everything because it was so good! I ordered the traditional pie and the mash and liquor and it was wonderful and a great introduction to British cuisine! The traditional pie made of beef and onion was my favorite item of all!!! Im still in my car from finishing the food, but I felt like I had to write a review. Also the guy at the counter who also readied the food was very nice and kind! Will be coming back!

    Silly mug
    Cherie C.

    I'd heard of Irish spice bags on Instagram and was curious about this messy drunk food. So when I heard that Stargazy offers them on Sundays, I made a date for lunch. The place is small, but there are complimentary PG Tips tea and a few tables if you want to stick around and eat off proper plates. The spice bag was fried deliciousness: fried potatoes (chips), tender/juicy chunks of fried chicken, a few jalapeño slices, and fried onion strings tossed in paper sack with seasonings and served with a delicious curry sauce. It was everything I'd hoped it would be. I'm. Glad it's 3 miles away, because this is an indulgence I should not have often. The shortbread with caramel, chocolate, and sea salt was also rich, indulgent, and delicious. The tea was a perfect compliment. We left smelling of oil/fried food. Totally worth it.

    Sweets n treats
    Miles A.

    Delightful place to stop in with wonderful food made with love. A lot of work goes into everything here and you can tell. Very popular spot. Has only a few tables inside to sit at, but lots of take out orders. They also have a big snack rack with assortment of foods and other goods from Britain. As to the food, the roast was wonderful. Perfect amount for a nice heart meal. With greens, potatoes, and a Yorkshire pudding. All smothered in gravy. The paddington marmalade cake was an amazing end to the meal. Definitely want to try a few more of their offerings. Great spot. Thanks

    Retna S.

    I got English porchetta with potatoes and cream of spinach. It was really delicious. Rich with herb seasoning. They also collaborate with PAWS so on the wall you can read profiles of a cat and a dog for adoption. You can buy some merchandise such as mugs, tote bags, and British snacks and candies.

    Friday fish and chips
    Becca D.

    It's a good thing Stargazy is in South Philly and I live in Manayunk - because if I lived closer, I would be here every day. What an absolutely wonderful establishment! The owner Sam is such a lovely human being as well! I love Stargazy's holiday dinner offerings so much that I did them both for Thanksgiving and Xmas last year. They offer smaller portions which is great for me because I'm typically on my own, so I do the 2-person offering. I love that they mix traditional with non-traditional, just boring old turkey is no fun. The cabbage with long hots was my favorite dish in the Thanksgiving dinner. For Xmas, it was my first time ever having Wellington and it. was. AWESOME. I've also had their sticky toffee pudding and millionaire bars and as someone that is not super into sweets, they were both divine. I'm so glad I found Stargazy because they will definitely be a part of my holidays for years to come!

    Fish and Chips (only available on Fridays)
    Rosa Z.

    I pre-ordered the Fish and Chips (only available on Fridays) to eat in and the Potato Masala pastry to eat later. When I arrived and let them know, that's when they started frying the fish and chips. It took 15-20 minutes, and utensils are in the front left for you to grab yourself. In general, the workers were pretty friendly. The crispy fish was a generous portion and fries tasted good with the tartar sauce. Surprisingly, I liked the mushy peas the best since they added some freshness to the dish. The next day, when I heated up the potato masala pastry in my air fryer, it still tasted pretty good. The spices in the masala and the crispiness of the pastry was great! I would come back here again.

    Cheese and Onion Pasty

    Pastries so so so delicious. Flaky, buttery, the flavor is so good. Staff is friendly and very cute place to stop for a nice bite. Also got the millionaires shortbread and was so good.

    Sunday Roast Platter
    Jack M.

    The Sunday Roast Beef was nostalgic, warm, and just a cool meal to eat. Reminds one of a slow family meal on a Sunday in the UK. That said, the roast was a bit tough and grissly in places. And the potatoes were a bit less cooked than I personally prefer. That said, the portion was quite generous. And the service was super friendly. I also got a bacon and apple tart. That was AWESOME. AND that's more in their wheelhouse. The sharp bite of the apple next to the bacon works well. And the pastry was soft, buttery, and flaky as I had hoped.

    Anton E.

    Good British grub - love this little spot. Everything is homemade and the service makes you feel like you're in the front room of somebody's house. For any UK expats in Philly, this is a must.

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    Was disappointed in the steak and onion pie. It did not taste like one I would have had in the UK. The fries were outstanding.

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    Just tried this for the first time and I will definitely be back. The pasties were amazing and so were the desserts.

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    Excellent food, casual environment and friendly wait staff. Love it! I wish N they were closer to me

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