Best French Bakery in Atsion Lake

"This trendy cafe has four locations in Philadelphia and one in New Jersey, and it's the perfect spot for breakfast, brunch or dinner, according to Sheinelle. "They have the best French toast and the best bread pudding you've ever had in your life," she said. " … It's just heaven. My husband and I would go there and we could be there all day. It's just the best French toast you've ever had."

"A post shared by Sabrina's Café (@sabrinascafe) onFeb 14, 2020 at 7:24am PST. A brunch place so nice, you have to go twice (or way more than that). There’s locations all over the city and suburbs, but that doesn’t stop the lines from piling up outside Sabrina’s on the weekend."

"La Colombe was one of our gateways to better coffee, though we’ve since outgrown the company’s dark roasting style. Todd Carmichael opened the original La Colombe in 1994 before he found fame and fortune with the Travel Channel and Chobani. With over 30 locations in cities across the US, La Colombe is now a national powerhouse when it comes to coffee."

"The coffee giant that first launched in Philly is now brewing its own coffee-infused rum onsite at its stunning flagship café in Fishtown. They call Different Drum a “rum for the bourbon drinker,” thanks to its combination of cane sugar and coffee, which creates a smooth, sippable drink that we’re not against adding to an afternoon latte."

"This dining venue features one incredibly delicious advantage over other great city restaurants: the divine breads created by head bake Alex Bois. While chef Eli Kulp is no slouch in the kitchen, designing and creating dishes around pieces that heighten the experience all that much more is not only smart, but scrumptious. Choose from selections such as beet cured salmon on pretzel roll or chocolate croissant or house made bagels for breakfast that will get your morning started on the right note."

"Originally located on Market Street next to its big brother Fork (see above), High Street Philly has an eclectic menu filled with twists on local favorites as well as one of the city’s best bread programs. The biggest twist is that High Street Philly’s food is only available for take-away and delivery. Despite its lack of a dining room, High Street Philly serves excellent sandwiches and pastas as well as a selection of fresh salads and creative pizzas."

"Inspired by classic, old-school ice cream parlors, Franklin Fountain channels the best of the good old days with bow-tie-clad staff, retro sodas and phosphates, and excellent high-quality flavors. Choose from massive sundaes like the marshmallow-topped Franklin Mint with mint and vanilla or the Stock Market Crunch with rocky road drenched in peanut butter sauce. Alternatives include the best-in-class Cookies & Cream served in a Chinese takeout container, and floats like chocolate ice cream in housemade cherry soda."

"Ice cream is a part of Philadelphia history and few spots do justice to nostalgic soda shop vibes like Franklin Fountain, an ice cream destination in Old City from brothers Ryan and Eric Berley. The shop only dates back to 2004, but sits in a lovingly renovated and restored turn-of-the-century building. Go for one of the decadent sundaes, like the Stock Market Crunch with rocky road ice cream (invented in 1929), peanut butter sauce, salted pretzels, and whipped cream."

"Open since 2004, Franklin Fountain has embraced its Old City neighborhood and could pass for an ice cream counter from a century ago. Beyond classic scoops, uniformed servers and a restored soda counter complete the retro picture. Crowds form day and night to eat handmade ice cream made with local dairy and seasonal fruit."

"A post shared by Cafe La Maude (@cafelamaude) on Oct 23, 2019 at 7:24am PDT. Cafe La Maude is known as one of the top brunch spots in Philly serving up breakfast all day. This French-Lebanese brunch joint is named after the chef’s mother Maude, and serves classic cuisine such as Croque Maude - a ham, bacon, and cheese blend sandwich, and Parisian Zá, a French inspired pizza-croissant layered with ham, goat cheese, avocado, caramelized onions, and truffle oil."

"Cafe La Maude offers Northern Liberties the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast, lunch, brunch or just beverages and pastries. During warmer months, sit outside and enjoy the nice weather. All year, feel free to dine and savor the French-Lebanese cuisine served with superior service from the staff here."

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"Sarcone's is a family-run bake shop known for old-school bread as well as pizza & sweet treats. One of the cities favorite places for authentic tomato pie served at room temperature, fresh bread, and cookies. Also known for their hard crusty Italian rolls, seeded or unseeded and reasonably priced."

"Tomato pie is a perfect food: It can be eaten at any time of the day, taken on any excursion near or far, and will almost always fill you up. It’s pizza, simplified. At Sarcone’s Bakery, you can get a $3 slice of tomato pie, alongside seeded Italian rolls and $5 pepperoni bread."

"A long maple bar, a comfortable lounge space, and a mess-hall-style dining room where Euro-esque small plates (octopus socca; Sicilian-style rotisserie chicken) combine on a menu that’s more substantial than your average wings-and-nachos brewpub fare. On the drinking side, there are 12 taps pouring Dock Street beers, hand-pumped cask variations, cocktails shaken up with local spirits, and a whole coffee-shop side of things called Center of Gravity, open early every day and covering all your caffeination needs. Really, this makes the new Dock Street South an all-day brewpub, which may sound strange at first but is actually, the more you think about it, truly brilliant."

"What you’re getting: Panko-crusted fresh mozzarella Dock Street has the perfect selection of pizzas, wraps, and small bites to pair with the six original beer taps rotating at the brewpub. Besides having what might be one of the best iterations of mozzarella sticks in Philadelphia, Dock Street offers a decent assortment of vegetarian-friendly options and lighter lunches, in case one of the 18 pizza options (which come in small or large) look too filling."

"Roll up your sleeves and try to create Dock Street Brewery’s uh-mazing pizza on your own. Both brewery locations are offering no-contact beer takeout, its full menu, and the pizza kit option, which comes full of everything you need to make a nice little pie from the comfort of your home (including vegan options). Kits make a 10-inch pizza, because sharing is not caring right now."

"Located at 2030 Sansom St. in Rittenhouse, this is the highest-rated comedy club in Philadelphia, boasting 4.5 stars out of 88 reviews on Yelp. Visitors can expect shows that are entirely unscripted with lots of audience participation. According to its website, The N Crowd has performed over 800 times in Philadelphia as well as at improv festivals in Toronto, Richmond, Baltimore and North Carolina."

"Named best Comedy Club in 2008 and 2010 by City Voter,The N Crowd is a short form improv comedy troupe that has been performing since April 2005. Since then, The N Crowd has performed over 700 times in the Philadelphia area and has appeared in multiple improv festivals."

"11th St., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the comedy spot 4.5 stars out of 43 reviews. Visitors can expect a BYOB black box theater that houses up to four wildly different live comedy shows per night, including stand-up, sketch, improv, storytelling and everything in between."

"You can still get Pub & Kitchen delivered to you here, but if you want to add alcohol to your order you can do that via takeout. Just call 215-545-0350 ahead of time, place your order over the phone, and pick it up at their takeout window. You can find their daily menu on their Instagram."

"With plenty of room to spread out and a wide variety of vendors, the food hall at the Bourse works well for the whole family. Kids will especially enjoy the chicken soup spot, grilled cheese counter, pasta place, and ice cream sundae maker. It’s a perfect place to get a meal while sightseeing at Independence Mall."

"As of May 2021, a limited number of people can wait in line at a time to order food from The Bourse. Visitors must wear masks when not seated. The food hall asks that visitors adhere to social distancing protocols and floor markings, and all food items must be taken to go."