Flannel

Brought my group here after bok on a friend's recommendation.Unfortunately we were 1 day late from their advertising giving away a free appetizer so that was lameOthers in my party were just 4/5 but I thought everything was pretty delicious.

Food: 6/10 Chicken n waffle was dry not much flavor. French toast was wayy too sweet even without whipped cream and peach filling on the side. Most disappointing was their "best cold brew in Philly" which was not actually great tasting. Maybe we had high hopes but food was mid and they also charged us for no whip cream? Weird.

Truly impressed by the energy and greeting when I entered. We place a large to-go order over the phone. Upon entering, Leila was fabulous. She was friendly, helpful, communicated about the status of our order and welcomed me to the bar area. The restaurant smelled amazing and had live music about to begin. It was a very enjoyable place to be.Upon getting the food home, everyone loved the brisket, ribs, wings and coleslaw! Everything was delicious!!Really happy with our experience and can't wait to dine at Flannel again. Thanks!

Cozy cute interior and lots of seating. Nice big windows with sunlight. Heard great things about the chicken n waffles so I came with a friend to try it. I did however opted for the chicken n waffle benny rather than the standard version . Chicken was good, seasoned and huge. A little dry. Great portions all around. Waffle was too soft and limp for me personally. I really wanted to love it because of the reviews and super friendly service and energy but I was disappointed. I'd be willing to come back and try something else but I can't vouch for the chicken n waffles.

This was absolutely the brunch I was in need of after a night out. Nestled in South Philadelphia, Flannel has a wide selection of southern themed food with an extensive list of cocktails and non alcoholic beverages. The LGTBMD was both tasty and filling, especially with the side of truffle fries paired with it. We sat outside in their patio, which was very enjoyable. Service was quick, attentive and kind. I will definitely be back here again soon!

The portions are really generous and are worth the money! The service was friendly. The vibes are nice but I went on a chill weekday lunch.The pecan crusted catfish was good but on the sweeter side. The hash brown is so crispy and amazing and alone worth returning for. The brussel sprouts were wonderfully charred and tasty. Overall yummy meal, but a touuuch greasy. Eat a lot, pass out, and question yourself why did you order so much, but have a good time lol.

We stopped in before dinner for a great $5 happy hour and came back for dessert and some great music by a live duo! Drinks were very affordable after happy hour drinks. we had some spiked apple cider, and I had a berch beer with a vodka special drink... Very nice, followed by dessert and a dulce de Leche latte.Service was terrific!

My husband and I got here on a Sunday morning for brunch and it was quite busy. We were seated and the waitress came over right away. My husband ordered spicy Bloody Mary but at the end we received the bill we were charged extra $1for having it spicy. It would be nice if it was informed to us before. I ordered omelette with salad. It was a healthy choice because the salad portion wasn't small . I could taste the butter in the omelette. My husband ordered an egg Benedict and it was nicely seasoned.

I'm so impressed with my visit to Flannel for brunch. We had originally planned to go to a different place and luckily for us, the line was too long and we stumbled into Flannel. The food is Southern-style, but they have a variety of options including eggs, salads, sandwiches and grits. We tried the veggie Bennie and the scramble. The pesto of the Bennie tasted so fresh and delicious. The scramble was also tasty. The decor was very eclectic and inviting. The best part about this place was the service. I don't think I've had such friendly and attentive service in a long time. While the food was good, the people working here really elevated the experience. Highly recommend!

When visiting Philadelphia I researched best brunch spots in the city and this place was at the top of all the lists. Came in by myself, they don't take reservations so know chances are you will be waiting for a bit. Luckily, a spot opened up on the coffee bar and since I was alone it was easy for me to sit. I ordered the Popcorn Cauliflower and an egg sandwich with cheese & Turkey bacon. The sandwich was good but nothing special about it. Also, I ordered it so the yolk would be runny and it was fried hard. The cauliflower was tasty whatever the comeback sauce was, was very good. I put it all over my egg sandwich too. The BEST thing I had here was the Crackberry Lemonade, if I'm ever back in the area, this is what I will be coming back for.