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Feb 6
Coffee shops in Philadelphia, PA have become as popular as Irish Pubs. Throughout the city, a person can find a coffee shop for any mood, any style, and just about anytime. This blog reviews some Philadelphia favorites that have a little something for everyone.
MUST TRY COFFEE SHOPS
IN PHILADELPHIA
(Fluid list being added to regularly)
2319 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215-496-9003
First up is the Walnut Bridge Coffeehouse. On 23rd and Walnut street, this shop is conveniently located for students who come from University City to Center City and back. It is also convenient for all the healthy people across the street that are working out at SWEAT Gym, not to mention all of the businesses in the area and the apartment buildings filled with java lovers who love having access to such a hip coffee shop. Inside the decor is elegant but bold with couches and chairs for seating. A person can grab a cup of Illy brewed coffee to go or stay and have something sweet and delicious from the baked goods selection. With plenty to read in the form of magazines, newspapers, and local establishment advertising, an individual can feel very comfortable sipping alone. Plenty of seating also makes Walnut Bridge Coffeehouse a great meet up place and even light brunch restaurant.
Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Friday 7:00am-6:00pm
Saturday 8:30am-5:00pm
Sunday 8:30am-5:00pm
The Last Drop Coffee House is a ‘crunchy’ favorite for folks in the Washington Square area. Located right on the corner of 13th and Pine Street, the Last Drop is right around the corner from the Art Institute and on the path of Philadelphia’s Antique Row section. Inside, you can find small tables and chairs for staying and sipping; in the warmer season there is also seating outside right on 13th street. The environment is comfortable, relaxed and casual. In addition to tasty coffee, tea and food is also served. The Last Drop is certainly a place to gather and chill with friends or a newspaper.
M-F: 7am-12am
S-S: 8am-11pm
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MugShots Coffeehouse & Cafe touts it’s commitment to community, the environment and their neighborhood. Serving only fair-trade, organic coffee, and support organic agriculture and local farmers whenever possible. By doing so, we not only support our local economy, but also reduce fuel use associated with shipping. Mugshots is a founding member of B-Corp, “setting the new corporate standard for social and environmental performance.”
This is one of the larger coffee shops in Philadelphia offering both indoor and outdoor seating. Located in the heart of the Art Museum area, this neighborhood favorite is also convenient after touring the Eastern State Penitentiary across the street. Mugshots offers their organic coffee, a variety of teas and bagels with numerous spreads to chose from.
It should be noted that there are two Mugshots in Philadelphia, one in Center City and one in Manyunk.
Mugshots CoffeeHouse & Café
2100 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19130
Phone: 267.514.7145
Fax: 267.514.7146
Monday – Friday 6:30am - 10pm
Saturday: 7:30am – 10pm & Sunday 7:30 – 8pm
Mugshots CoffeeHouse & Café|Manayunk
110 Cotton Street. Philadelphia, PA 19127
Just off Main Street in Manayunk
Phone: 215.482.3964
Monday– Thursday: 6:30am – 8pm
Friday: 6:30am-6pm
Sat & Sun: 8am – 6pm
La Colombe Torrefaction
Probably the most popular coffee house in the Rittenhouse Square area in Center City, this trendy coffee shop boasts the finest quality to match the finest clientele in the area. La Colombe always has a crowd but on the weekends it is nearly impossible to get a table without a little wait. Sip in or take your cup to the park, this java house is conveniently located in the heart of the city. It has 5 different coffees to chose from including Corsica, Phocea, Nizza, Beaulieu and Monte Carlo. Customers can buy bags of beans right from the shop to take home and enjoy in the comfort of their own living room. La Colombe has a very comfortable environment filled with small chairs and tables. Decorating the walls are paintings of local artists which is always a convenient conversation piece.
If you take your coffee to go and you are a dog person, walking across the street to the Rittenhouse Square Park is always great fun. During the snowstorm of 2/2010 these dogs were out sporting some cute accessories.
Lucas in his brown sweater and matching paw dog booties; staying very warm!
Toby the Poodle was staying cozy and sportin’ his new red sweater while Mom sipped La Colombe Coffee
La Colombe is located at 130 S. 19th Street
M-F 7:30AM – 6:30PM
weekends 8:30AM – 6:30PM









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