Hungry Pigeon is an all-day spot in Queen Village where you’ll go for breakfast, stick around until lunch, and consider coming back for dinner.

Royal Sushi & Izakaya in Queen Village does the best sushi omakase in the city and has a fun bar up front.

Southwark is a bar and restaurant in Queen Village that’s basically a 3-in-1, with a cocktail bar, a dressy dining room, and a casual back patio.

Neighborhood Ramen is a small, eat-in only spot in Queen Village that usually has a line out the door (but it moves quickly).

Sakana is the best option for an affordable omakase in Philly.

Saloon is an Italian restaurant in Queen Village that has really good steaks.

Cry Baby Pasta is a nice-looking pasta spot in Queen Village that’s good for a casual dinner with friends.

Little Fish is a seafood-only BYOB in Queen Village where the menu changes every night.

Jim’s is a classic cheesesteak shop on South Street that has a line around the block at pretty much any time of day.

Olly is an American bar and restaurant in Queen Village from the people behind Southwark and Ambra.

Ambra is the partner restaurant to Southwark, but the Queen Village spot is much smaller, and only offers a four-course prix fixe menu.

Fiore is an attractive all-day, Italian place that’s good for sharing some pasta and a bottle of wine with a friend.

Ngon Ngon is a quiet Vietnamese spot in Queen Village with solid pho.

Hale & True is a cidery and tasting room in Old City that has a rotating tap of seasonal ciders and some bar snacks.

Dmitri’s is a Greek BYOB that’s been on the same corner in Queen Village for over 30 years.

When you’re craving deli classics like corned beef and smoked fish, head to Famous 4th Street Deli in Queen Village.