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"
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."
Leslie Wetzel: "Great Sunday deals. Good place to hang out alone and read or ponder. Delicious beer and wine but the food stands out the most in my mind. My favorite place in Philly to get away . Pesto bruschetta ftw"
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!"
Nia Hope: "The "Taste of Maine" is a great way to sample all of their seafood. Lobster, Shrimp & Crab roll. Rolls are perfectly buttered & toasted. The lobster is the best option in my opinion though!"
Nada: "Had a lobster roll&half lobster Tail& lobster bisque Soup,all Excellent & tasty,lobster on the roll is cold but Delicious,entrance has few steps down its hard with a stroller but they offer to help."
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!"