Everyone's local neighborhood bar, no matter where you live in Philly. Get the burger.
Famous for "Pork Me Sundays" and other fun weekly specials. Recently doubled in size to serve their loyal patrons.
A six pack store cleverly disguised as a pizza place. I don't think anyone actually buys pizza here.
Nice, clean, modern place to get a quality brewed cup of joe. Also the baristas apologized for once having to subject everyone to Death Cab for Cutie. Now that's service!
Used to be a turkish restaurant, then became a bar. Probably where you'd go when Sidecar gets too crowded.
A decent, no frills barbershop. This is where I first got my hair cut when I moved here.
Your local, friendly, neighborhood, state-run liquor store. Small selection but always good when you need it.
One of the few places open all night in G-Ho, but no matter how late it is, those taquitos never looks appetizing.
The super cute but tiny brunch spot with an Australian flair. There is ALWAYS a wait on the weekends.
This unassuming cafe makes great sandwiches and soups. A great alternative for those tired of standard brunch spots or just want a low key place to chill.
The local supermarket. Overpriced, low quality produce and a meager selection of goods. But it's convenient.
An adorable cafe with good coffee and food. Sometimes its open. Sometimes it's not. But the owners seem really nice and friendly.
