Musette

Favorite coffee shop in Fairmount!Great service, great chai and vegetarian food options. The avo toast and fig/ricotta toast are both delicious. The atmosphere is perfect, bright and full of plants! Great place to hang out, do some work, read, etc. No wifi so not many people parked there to work all day. I'm usually able to get a seat.

Food was good and quick. The Latte was amazing. Cute little corner cafe in a quiet neighborhood. We came for Sunday morning breakfast. Order at the counter and they will bring your food out. Very impressed with the coffee. Small menu but good choices.

TooGoodToGo order that was all bread. Hoping for more of a variety as all bagels places give bread too but just the types are not so "exotic ".The other food looms reasonably good for the neighborhood. Great place to visit if in the area.Very friendly staff and on-point. Warm setting and decorated sufficiently to make an old rowhome a warm place you want to visit instead.

I have visited this cafe a few times now and never had a bad experience. This time around I got the avocado toast and cafe au lait. I'm not the biggest fan of their coffee (I suggest the chai instead) but my toast was delicious. The bread was thick and hearty and they were very generous with the mashed avocado, plus the drizzle of olive oil on top gave it a nice extra richness. As far as service goes, you order at the counter and they bring your food out to you. Never encountered any problems there. The ambiance is welcoming, with lots of plants and sunlight. All in all I'm a big fan of Musette and if I lived in Philly would come more often.

Excellent, fast breakfast close to Main Street in Fairmount! Egg sandwich and Greek salad, fresh and delicious!

Honestly was just alright. The place was very very crowded which is to be expected on a Sunday but the back section was just their storage instead of tables. The coffee was very mid, burnt tasting as well. I left feeling more stressed than when I came in. Pricing was comparable to others in the area. Will try again, maybe I came on an off day.

Cute little coffee shop tucked away in some local streets. Exactly what we needed walking back to the trolley. I ordered a cappuccino with extra espresso. Solid choice. Service was good. Crowded while waiting for coffee, but worth it.

Thanks to Musette, I now know what a tartine is. I LOVE how it doesn't just taste like random breakfast fare thrown on top of toast. It's got the vibe of a brunch restaurant with the casual setup of a cafe -- like you can just order and take a seat.The smoked salmon tartine I had came with this creamy spread, fennel, and capers. It tasted like the ingredients were purposefully paired together to complement each other's flavors, and I suspect the rest of the tartines are like that too. They have mad tartine literature hanging around the shop.I didn't have any of the sweets, so I can't comment on those. I wish I lived closer!

Musette is the perfect cafe to spend a Saturday morning at with a good book. The cafe is small with tons of plants and natural light. It feels like a green house. The cafe has a good amount of seating but it gets packed if you don't come early enough. The coffee was really pleasant! I enjoyed it a lot. The food was good too! I ordered the shakshuka which was very chili flavor heavy. The egg served was a fried egg. I also got a salad that came with trout, green beans, and a soft boiled egg. It was a delicious salad! I wouldn't never have thought to pair those salad ingredients together but it worked well with the dressing! I was impressed by the salad. The food is pricey for what you're getting. My total bill was $50 for 2 coffees and dishes. Kinda steep for a cafe but it's fine since I was able to catch up with friends :)I wanna come back and have a slow Saturday here!

I wish I could give this zero stars. Grabbed an Avocado Toast to go and what I was received was insulting. When I opened the box I was confused about why the avocado was diced instead of smashed. I was like well this is going to be a pain to eat but it's not that big of a deal. When I go to pick it up though the bread was sliced in the middle so all the avocado rolled off. Now I'm more annoyed but I can deal with this. I grab a fork to scoop the avocado back on the toast and I realize the avocado isn't ripe. Completely rock solid and inedible. That's why it's not smashed. They physically could not smash the rock hard avocado. It's insulting that this place had the audacity to give this to me. Give this to me for $10 plus tax and tip and leave me with no choice but to throw it in the garbage as soon as I got home.Update: I reached out to the business through email shortly after posting this review to request a refund. The refund was later granted and an apology issued which is the best outcome you can hope for in these situations.