Peddler Coffee

This is seriously the best coffee in Center City.Limited menu, but that means they have perfected everything on it instead of trying to do every type of drink possible. Great decorations too.They have house-made syrups and roast their own coffee beans. If you care about coffee you should come here.

Cute, no-frills coffee shop located right off of the parkway! There is free wifi and some tables inside to study or sit with friends. A nice cup of coffee and they had some unique options such as a honey almond latte with some bakery and pastry options if you need a snack. There are some products from local vendors available for sale. Service was fast. Great place to grab a coffee if you're in the neighborhood!

I have been here years ago before the the owner changed (I think it was the ownership?). I wanted to try the new version and I really enjoyed it. The space is the same, but maybe it was the time of day we went (later afternoon) there weren't many customers so we were able to relax by the seats next to the window. The service was friendly and helpful; the drinks we ordered were maple spice latte, and honey almond cranberry orange tea latte (both very good!). Close to Franklin Institute and other museums so it is in a very good strategic location!

Nice corner coffee shop, I tried the cardamom rose coffee and it was delicious, the pastry choice was a bit limit but friendly and nice environment.

Adorable corner cafe. I stumbled into this cafe as we were looking for coffee after arriving on the train and luckily this was one of the shops open. Loved it so much, I came back 2 more times during my trip to Philly. High yield: great coffee, friendly staff , good study space, dogs Location& service: corner storefront on spring street. It's located near a dog park so you might meet lots of furry friends while visiting here too! There is ample tables and chairs with wall outlets making this a good study spot. The staff were all super nice and service was super quick! I was looking to buy fresh coffee beans for a friend and the barista took the time to explain the different varieties available (my friend loved the coffee). Coffee: I tried normal latte, iced mocha coconut latte and lavender London fog latte and they were all super good. Despite the different flavors, they didn't overpower the base coffee. My friend who I got the coffee beans for also really like their beans. The barista said they only sell in small batches so you know they're fresh. Price: $-$$ base coffee prices are relatively affordable and speciality drinks are $1-3 more depending on size and type. Overall, I'd recommend checking peddler coffee out the next time you're in Philly

Really good coffee, really good pastries, really fast service, really amazing location that's on my way to everything. What more could you want out of a neighborhood coffee shop? They have rotating seasonal latte options and also a fairly nice seating area - cozier than some of the more modern stark WHITE places you'll find nearby, and spacious enough if you wanted to come get some work done or have a chat. I had a collection back when I lived in Rochester called "places to breakup with someone or have otherwise uncomfortable conversations" and, if I had one for Philly, this would be on the list. A high ambience honor. I only had a black coffee and found it quite memorable. I will be back time and time again and look forward to adding this into my regular work rotation. Big fan of the quiet neighborhood this coffee shop is situated in and also appreciate the branding / care in presentation. See you soon, peddlah.

An ideal downtown city coffee sip, tidy and tiny warm atmosphere, simple decoration and some nice relaxing seating, the menu stands out better than the whole place! I couldn't get enough eye candy seeing they make their own syrups, offer a spicy hot chai, and indulge senses with both pistachio, clove, and many other flavors ripe for winter caffeinated hugs. My friends enjoyed the chai with extra vanilla, them sweet tooth kids! I had the clove and cardamom latte with almond, had too much foam but once at the liquid couldn't complain about the java. A perfect pull and well priced, I am missing richer milks like soy or macadamia that would enhance the texture. Great to see a rewards menu but Indiana is a long way to max that! Will have to try anyway!

delicious coffee, nice space where I could see myself getting some work done, super reasonable prices.definitely coming back.

I have been wanting to try this place for a while and am so happy I made my way up here. It's very cute and rustic inside with wooden tables and local Philadelphia soaps/candles. They have a front display with local pastries of butter croissants, chocolate croissants, biscotti and two vegan pastry options. The biscotti was okay, but didn't taste that fresh. I tried the drip coffee and it wasn't super flavorful. We also tried a regular chai latte and a spiced chai latte. The spiced latte was a bit much, but I really enjoyed their regular chai. I think I'd return again for the chai and to try a different snack option.

A small local coffee place. A few minutes wall from the museum. The price of drinks was pretty decent and really affordable. The latte was solid, and house-made chai was spicy and flavorful. We also got a sea salt chocolate biscotti, which was pretty simple but big enough to share.