Top 12 Philadelphia Brunch Destinations
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Philadelphians love their brunch. The ritual of waking up late and meeting friends for leisurely cocktails and comfort food is embedded in our weekend routine.
From neighborhood diners to French bistros, Philly’s brunch scene is as diverse as its residents. While some prefer to stay local, many branch out and explore the brunch landscape, often using Uber to get there.
To find the 12 most popular brunch destinations in Philadelphia, we looked at Uber trip data over the last 3 months between the hours of 8am – 3pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Check out the lineup below. And when you head to brunch this weekend hop in an uberPOOL to get there, and save your money for a mimosa!
1. FARMICIA, Old City
This farm to table All-American restaurant features a wide array of local riffs on classic brunch favorites. With a full bar and a BYO policy, it’s great for large groups.
2. HIGH STREET ON MARKET, Old City
This critically-acclaimed spot offers up some of the most innovative and delicious breakfast sandwiches in the city. The star ingredient? The bread. Arrive before 1pm to score a loaf.
3. RED OWL TAVERN, Old City
If you prefer a side of history with your eggs, head to this modern-American tavern. The restaurant overlooks Independence Mall and the Liberty Bell.
4. READING TERMINAL MARKET, Center City
A Philadelphia institution since 1892—and the nation’s oldest farmers market—Reading Terminal has something for every craving. Grab some friends and embark on a tasting tour. It’s a delicious way to indulge on a cold Sunday afternoon.
5. BANK & BOURBON, Center City
Attention cocktail enthusiasts! This New American eatery features a unique range of spirits making it a suitable option for those who prefer to drink their brunch.
6. WHITE DOG CAFE, University City
Situated in three Victorian brownstones, this Penn favorite features whimsical decor and sustainable cuisine.
7. SABRINAS, Queen Village
While Sabrina’s offers a variety of delectable brunch treats, their Stuffed Challah French Toast steals the show. Give your diet a break and treat yourself.
8. JACK’S FIREHOUSE, Fairmount
This neighborhood staple is set in a 19th-century firehouse and offers innovative American cuisine. When the weather warms, try dining al fresco at one of the various outdoor spaces.
9. GREEN EGGS, Midtown Village
It’s name echoes it’s ethos, a dedication to green living with a promise to support the local community. Set your alarm and brave the early morning if you want to score a table before the crowds arrive.
10. PARC, Rittenhouse
A bit of Parisian chic in Rittenhouse, this bistro style cafe is always packed. Cozy up to the large oak bar and enjoy a Kir Royale or French 75 while you wait for your table.
11. HONEY’S SIT N’ EAT, South Street
If you’re craving a taste of Bubbe’s cooking in Philly, look no further than Honey’s. The Southern Jewish diner features all of the classics, but we recommend the Monte Cristo.
12. BRICK AND MORTAR, Callowhill
This trendy newcomer in the Callowhill neighborhood offers up modern twists on breakfast classics. Spice up your routine and try the Pork Belly Benedict or Braised Beef Cheek Grilled Cheese.