Best Diners in Atsion Lake

"Built on to a trolley-car diner/restaurant and a funky beer garden, the long-time Northern Liberties hipster hangout brings DJs, live bands and special events like comedy showcases to a simple, single-room space. Home to an exceptionally diverse crowd of 20- and 30-somethings, this is the place to catch surprise sets by ?. uestlove of The Roots."

"When to go: Open every day except Monday, stop in anytime or get it delivered. What to order: Literally anything. Get creative with toppings!"

"Sam’s Morning Glory Diner is a cozy, neighborhood diner that serves hearty homemade breakfasts, lunches, and weekend brunches in a casual, relaxed setting. Weekends see queues of locals lining up to tuck into breakfast platters of steak and eggs, frittatas with smoked salmon, asparagus and goat’s cheese, biscuits and sausage gravy, and potatoes and grits. Other brunch and breakfast dishes include waffles topped with berries and pecan nuts, Challah and Monkey French toast, fresh bagels and cinnamon toast, breakfast pizzas, burritos, and focaccia sandwiches, fluffy three-egg omelets and scrambles, and freshly baked muffins."

"Open since 1997 before brunch was a ‘thing’ in Philadelphia and around the world, Morning Glory Diner set the standard for daytime dining in the city. All these years later, crowds still line up at this brunch spot in the Bella Vista neighborhood, especially on weekends. Though Morning Glory serves comfort food like frittatas, breakfast burritos, pancakes and monte cristo sandwiches, we recommend the diner’s breakfast platter."

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"Center City has two Marathon restaurants within a few blocks of each other. The broad menu is geared to please both grownups — with salads, sandwiches, smoothies, and moderately priced entrees — and littler guests. A large kids menu features upgraded takes on typical offerings, such as curly cavatappi pasta with marinara or bolognese and a hummus plate."

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"From West Girard Avenue to South Street and in between, there are about 390 places offering Breakfast And Brunch delivery in Philadelphia, including Hatch & Coop in Washington Square West, Kingstone Restaurant in Strawberry Mansion, Hamilton Restaurant in University City, June’s Restaurant in East Germantown, and Oxford Breakfast and Lunch in Mayfair."

"This classic 24-hour diner opened in Northeast Philly back in 1932. It has undergone a few changes since then, but today the Mayfair Diner remains a pure 1950s-era throwback for chicken croquettes, creamed chipped beef, and thick slices of pie."

"Elegant yet unpretentious, this traditional neighborhood bistro offers fresh, flavorful fare that takes patrons on a sensory stroll through the French countryside. In a quiet candlelit garden, the superb staff delivers ceramic wine pitchers, addictive homemade baguettes and fresh mussels topped with creamy tarragon sauce and poached egg. Diners then savor Dijon-braised rabbit or tender beef bourguignon followed by decadent Gateau l'Opera, an almond sponge cake with chocolate ganache, coffee butter cream and creme Chantilly."

"This is not the place for abstaining from a final course; chef/owner Peter Woolsey is a classically trained pastry chef who studied at Paris's Le Cordon Bleu. You'll want to try his tarte au citron served with house-made cassis sorbet; his gteau l'opra with 11 immaculate layers of almond sponge cake, chocolate ganache and coffee buttercream; and his traditional raspberry mille feuille that's better than versions we've had in France."

"This charming French spot in Queen Village is the result of Chef Peter Woolsey’s dream while he was a student in France. He wanted to bring fantastic French food to Philadelphia an..."

"Top Chef winner Nick Elmi’s lively, candlelit Old City brasserie is known for its raw bar, charcuterie, and steak au poivre (and its $2 lunchtime martinis). If the weather is warm, ask for a table on the hidden second-floor deck."

"Royal Boucherie, chef Nick Elmi’s handsome Old City tavern specializes in house-cured charcuterie, oysters and other raw bar specialties, various terrines and decadent burgers. Where:Royal Boucherie, 52 S."

"Royal Boucherie is another great photo spot in Philadelphia. You can see here a lot of plants together with a brick wall. View this post on Instagram"

"The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is a museum and art school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was founded in 1805 and is the first and oldest art museum and art school in the United States. Location: 118 N Broad St  |  Phone:  (215) 972-7600"

"Tom Crane & Benjamin Riley // Photo provided by the Barnes Foundation. Room after room in the Barnes is filled with some of the greatest Impressionist, Post–Impressionist, and early Modernist paintings—works of art created by the very painters who led the movements: Picasso, Renoir, and Matisse. Speckled in between the paintings are other forms of art, such as African art, Native American pottery and jewelry, and Pennsylvania–German furniture."

"Let's start with one of my favorite places in Philadelphia, the Barnes Foundation, created and staged by Albert Barnes. This singular museum might be considered an exercise in one man’s enormous ego. But it's nonetheless one of the greatest private collections in the entire world."

"Located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, The Barnes Foundation is hailed for its timeless art collection and prestigious educational institution."

"The offerings at Rione bear no resemblance to your average slice on a paper plate. This Center City shop serves pizza al taglio, a rectangular-shaped Roman specialty with simple toppings scattered across a lighter-than-it-looks crust. Owners Francesco and Alison Crovetti keep it fresh with a daily-changing variety of options sold by the piece, each ranging in price from $2.50 to $4.25."