Family owned since 1930, Haegele's Bakery is truly a unique one. The menu offers German authentic delicacies such as strudel and wein cakes which are made with finest of ingredients and there are some delicacies which are offered seasonally. Apart from this, customers can enjoy fresh breads, pastries, brownies and pies. They also undertake orders for wedding cakes.
Suraya in Philadelphia is renowned for bringing traditional Lebanese flavors to the American culinary scene. Doubling down as a market, you can purchase Lebanese favorites that include Hummus, rose waters and spices. There is a garden here with a fire pit that makes dining here a pleasant experience. The major draw of Suraya lies in its menu that promises authentic Lebanese cuisine to the patrons. Frequently ordered recipes here are Hummus, Makanek, Kafta Kebab, Halabi Kebab, Baladi, Abu Sayf and Kanafeh. Apart from the food, you also have the option of ordering signature cocktails such as The Optimist, The Tempest, Joy & Sorrow, Builders of Bridges, The Poet and The Prophet. Dine here if you are seeking to explore the subtle nuances of Lebanese cuisines.
Cafe La Maude is Parisian style café and one of the most famous brunch spots in the neighborhood. This place is run by a husband-wife duo, Nathalie and Gabi and features the culinary traditions of Nathalie’s family. Relish home-cooked delicacies that feature French-Lebanese flavors. Some of the recommended signatures include Mediterranean Platter, Petit Steak and Shawarma. Indoor, as well as outdoor dining options, are available here.
Located close to Columbus Park in Philadelphia, Palizzi Social Club was established back in 1918. This family-owned club is currently managed by Joey Baldino. This lively Italian club offers a range of homestyle finger foods that are prepared with recipes that were handed down by the elders in the family. Along with delectable eats, they also serve a selection of cocktails. It features a well-stocked bar and a small seating area for its guests. This club is a great place to visit for Italians who are in the area.
This is one of the finest steakhouses around Philadelphia. Barclay Prime's decor is more on the side of an uptown eatery with marble tables, comfortable plush sofas and walls lined with walnut bookcases. Order from the special menu, which consists of Kobe Sliders, Tuna and beef Tartar and the famous Philly Cheese steak. From the a la carte menu, take your pick from the Oysters Rockefeller, 12-ounce filet Porterhouses and the dangerously delicious sounding butter poached-lobster.
Chef Jose Garces had come a long way since his graduation from culinary school. The Latin cuisines he dabbles in draw inspiration from Flamenco. Amada pays respect to this iconic Spanish tradition by organizing live music and dances once every week on the premises. The name of this restaurant means 'loved one' in Spanish and a lot of regulars will willingly vouch for it. Book in advance if you are interested in hosting a party or if you want to try the suckling pig.