Dolce & Caffè

Such a cute and charming spot in northern liberties. I thought prices were a tad bit high for the drinks, but it was delicious that I would still come back.Indoor/outdoor seating, friendly service with an authentic feel. We ordered an iced coffee and italiana breakfast sandwich on a multigrain toast.I've never had a breakfast sandwich with prosciutto and/or balsamic. It tasted extremely fresh and was very tasty. There were people all around me eating crepes so I will be back to try that.Highly recommend this cute shop!

I started coming here when I was in undergrad and to this day it is still one of my FAVORITE cafes in Philly. It has everything you need good food, desserts, and coffee. Every time I go I HAVE to get the tiramisu, like I absolutely have to. It is so delicious and they give a decent sized piece as well. I truly love their paninis and I think I've tried all of them at this point lol.

Great place to grab a coffee, some food, or their plentiful options of pastries. Let me explain.Dolce & Caffe is a nice vibe in Northern Liberties and is a relaxing spot to grab fresh coffee or a cannoli. I decided to finish up a book I was reading here, as it was quiet enough to do so and their food was made fresh from the kitchen. With plenty of options for food and drinks, I didn't like the cannoli as it was cold and was a bit old, but I'm sure their other options would have been decent options. Solid place for sure!

Staff is very friendly, and the coffee is always amazing. I've started stopping by in the morning and it's definitely a highlight! Very cozy on the inside with many food and coffee options available. Outdoor seating is also available.

Love this café. Definitely a staple in Northern Liberties. Don't sleep on their open faced breakfast sandwiches/toasts!

A lovely Italian espresso bar. Having frequented Zibetto in NYC, I was excited to discover a similar spot in Philly. The apricot cornetto and macchiato were both very good. Will return!

Walked over to Dolce & Caffe with a friend to get cappuccino; while there we looked at the menu and decided to try their Parm Siciliano Panini. Panini's come with salad & olives on the side. This panini was so perfect & Delicious! It's was a thin chicken parm with cherry tomatoes, mozzarella and the creamy basil was just perfection. Cute spot and friendly staff. You'll definitely love it.My friend got assorted cookies too (sorry, didn't get a picture) but I did try one and it was also very good.

Loved it.We saw on one of those Instagram guides to Philly and decided to check it out first hand.The owner and staff were incredibly helpful and great at making recommendations.You can't go wrong with an espresso and cannoli.Go. You'll be pleased.

I've only been to three countries in my entire life -- USA, Canada, and Italy (Rome to be exact). Let me tell you, based on the month I spent in Rome, this place made me miss Italy! Firstly, it is really authentic. Both the workers actually speak Italian, and it appears to me to be a family-run establishment, although I'm not positive. The menu had a good selection of genuine Italian content (obviously mixed with American content to appeal to a greater audience in Philadelphia). There is a grand selection of Nutella based items, similar to what is found in Italy! I got the Nutella iced latte, and it was great! It has genuine Nutella in it, not some substitute or off brand version. The woman working the counter was kind and quick, and the selection of drink sizes was good (16oz or 20oz). It is kept clean and the interior is decorated really interestingly. The main giveaway of its authenticity is the fact that it labels itself as an 'espresso bar'. This is found throughout Italy, but scarce in the US. I personally am not the type to order just a shot of espresso, but I would not be surprised if the espresso were authentic, as everything else here is. It could benefit from some music playing, but that definitely isn't a dealbreaker for me. They were pretty busy when I first walked in, but the seating was abundant enough to support all customers. 5 stars, would love to return again and maybe try a pastry of theirs!

Paid $15 for a crepe that was rock hard. It hurt my jaw to chew this crepe. I guess maybe they had the crepe premade and then just put the Nutella and berries on top when I ordered. I was really hungry and that crepe ruined my day