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.

Suraya is a Lebanese spot in Fishtown that’s great for a date, brunch, or a big group dinner. Honestly, it’s great for everything.

K’Far is an all-day Israeli cafe from the people who run Zahav, and while it’s better known for breakfast, it also serves an excellent dinner.

Res Ipsa in Rittenhouse is a casual cafe during the day, but turns into a full-service Italian restaurant at night that’s perfect for a date.

Cafe La Maude in NoLibs serves Lebanese and French food and has a very popular weekend brunch.

There’s no better place to sit outside and eat French food around Rittenhouse Square than Parc.

If you live in Fishtown, Over Easy Breakfast Club is where you should spend every Saturday or Sunday morning.

High Street on Market in Old City is a bakery and restaurant that works for just about any time of day.

Middle Child is a contemporary diner/deli in Midtown Village that serves breakfast and lunch every day but Monday.

Philly Style Bagels in Fishtown is our favorite bagel shop in the city, bar none.

Walnut Street Cafe is an all-day spot near 30th Street Station that looks like the apartment in Rittenhouse you’ll never be able to afford.

The Dutch is a corner BYOB and brunch spot in South Philly that you’ll wish you lived around the corner from.

Jerry’s is a renovated dive bar that serves good, gastropubby food and has a long list of local beers.

Comfort & Floyd is a breakfast spot in Pennsport that feels almost like an elementary school classroom.

Soup Kitchen Cafe is a small breakfast and lunch spot in Kensington that’s easy, casual, and pretty cheap.

Milkboy is an all-day cafe and music venue on South Street that also serves Jim’s cheesesteaks.