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2100, Spring Street, 19103, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, US United States
kontakte telefon: +1
webseite: www.peddlercoffee.com
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 39.9582427, Longitude: -75.1742261
George Little
::Great little coffee place near center city. Good coffee, friendly staff. A nice place to find a corner to take care of some emails.
Greg Shaarda
::The best vanilla latte! Good pastries! Nice little place with friendly staff.
Dimitrios Sistamis
::The baristas here really know how to make a great coffee. Whether you're in the mood for a fancy latte or a plain cup of Joe, this is the place to go.
Ritesh Shah
::A hideaway nook in the Logan Circle area. I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon, and was pleased with the outcome. The location is tucked away on Spring Street, but it's on a corner so it's easy to get back towards Center City or towards the Art Museum - whatever your fancy. Parking around the area is pretty scarce, I did find a 2 hour spot just a step away though - so for me, the access was great! Inside it's got that hipster detailing going on - exposed brick, dark furniture, plenty of natural light, and decent space to set up shop or just sit and enjoy a cup of whatever. It is a pretty lean menu, consisting of standard brews, along with some teas. They do have some interesting options - like grapefruit infused espresso, and Ethiopian blends. I ordered an iced chai latte with almond milk and felt it was decent. It was a bit on the sweet side so I wish it had more of the nutmeg flavor, but it wasn't watered down and didn't require any edits with additional sugar or what not. I felt the service was great, the barista answered all my questions and was patient with me while I made a decision. They also offered their own opinion on things to help me decide. The prices on are more that I would typically care to pay for - about $5 for a small cup. Overall - good experience, but just par for course. If I'm in the area again, I may stop by but I can't say I would seek it out since I felt it doesn't offer anything that isn't offered elsewhere.
Jason Braun
::Hand poured coffee and a good selection of craft pastries. Skip Starbucks and check this place out sometime. You’re supporting a local business