Bitches Who Brunch: "Sure it’s a little touristy, but you can’t beat paying just $14 (that’s like one cocktail by NYC standards) for 360 panorama views of the city. Go just before sunset for truly spectacular photos"
Isabella Wei: "Gets very busy on weekend mornings! Recommend the egg&cheese or smoked salmon Jerusalem bagel as well as the beet or brown sugar ricotta toasts!"
Emily M.: "If Zahav had a funky teenager, Dizengoff would be it. INCREDIBLE hummus, colorful decor. Perfect for a snack; get a plate of hummus (comes with a couple other goodies and a pita) to split with a pal!"
Philadelphia Magazine: "There are two or three rotating cask ales reliably on offer, and half a dozen taps pouring a similar mix of colder suds. Kudos to Starr for offering half-pints as well as $8-to-$9 Imperials."
Brian: "Very trendy/hip, but good enough coffee and food to back it up. A good alternative to Starbucks. Consistently better than many of the newer coffee shops that have popped up."
Flo Flo: "Best Restaurant Burger ever!if your stuck btwn shake shack and VW,go for VW if its ur first time in Philly or never been before.I'm from NYCand u gotta try the villageburger.The most juicy tender brgr"
Aubree Phillips: "Possibly the healthiest and most unique grocery store I've ever been in. I hear you can even get French and European foods here, which I think is really cool. They have good prices and are very clean."
Anastasia Giorgiova: "Entrance & parking are in back. Get the truffle brownie mix & mix the TJ'S mini peanut butter cups in the batter before baking... You're welcome! & FYI: There is a shortage of almond butter in Philly!"