Populairste cafés in Conshohocken

3 restaurants beschikbaar in de buurt

1. Burrata - Havertown

4.8

Buitengewoon(1225)

$$$$Prijs: gemiddeld

• Cafe dining • Havertown

Vandaag 16 keer gereserveerd

The 2nd location from the original smashing success of Burrata Philly BYOB comes Burrata Havertown BYOB. Featuring the same home-made fresh daily dishes and nightly specials of the original with our own twist. Opening October 8, 2019. Make a reservation today!

2. Honeysuckle Provisions

5.0

Buitengewoon(24)

$$$$Prijs: gemiddeld

• Cafe dining • West Philadelphia

Honeysuckle Provisions is an award winning afro-centric grocery/cafe and food-focused community center located in West Philadelphia owned and operated by Chef Omar Tate and Chef Cybille St.Aude-Tate. They predominantly feature Black-made, -owned, and -grown foods, with offerings ranging from pantry basics and a zero-waste café, to a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu that continues to share the stories and traditions of Black foodways. Honeysuckle Provisions offers a fresh perspective on food systems - expanding the idea of Afrocentricity in food by redefining the limits of a restaurant and celebrating the legacies and recipes of those that came before them.

3. Akwaaba Tea Salon

4.9

Buitengewoon(52)

$$$$Prijs: duur

• Cafe dining • West Philadelphia

Vandaag 6 keer gereserveerd

Whether you come cute with your girls, make it a date with your mate, visit as a mommy-daughter duo or take time just for you, Akwaaba Tea Salon & Event Space offers 90 minutes of pure indulgence in a sophisticated sanctuary. Here’s where you can take a breath while you take a sip of fine, loose-leaf teas and experience a cultural spin on traditional English High Tea fare. Think deviled eggs with a chunk of Southern-fried chicken instead of egg salad finger sandwiches. And homemade peach cobbler and banana pudding upstage macaroons every time! Oh, and did we mention the live jazz music at our 1 pm Sunday seating?!Akwaaba Tea Salon and Event Space is the latest hospitality experience from Monique Greenwood, the former Essence magazine editor-in-chief who took the lodging industry by storm with the 1995 launch of her award-winning Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns, one of which is in Philadelphia, right down the street from the new tea salon and event space.