Tasty Twisters Bakery

This is our favorite place for pretzels in Philly. They're always hot and delicious and ridiculously reasonably priced. I can't recommend them highly enough.BTW the payment info in Yelp as of this writing is incorrect. Tasty Twisters DOES accept debit cards but there's a $10 minimum purchase.

I stopped into this pretzel joint for the second time and the smells greeted me as I walked through the door: savory and sweet. The staff wasn't rude or anything, but on both occasions I got a "What are you doing here?" vibe that was slightly off-putting. My first visit was picking up an order for Uber Eats and I was told that it was the best pretzel spot in the city, so I just had to try it. I order two everything pretzels, two soft pretzel twists, and two sweet pretzels to share with a group. The order was staples shut and I confirmed the contents before leaving. Unfortunately, there was only one of the two everything pretzels that I had paid for, further dampening my experience.The store front itself is tiny and I tended to grab and go... there's absolutely nothing cute or interesting about it, but I understand that isn't the point. The pretzels were soft and fresh, and I even shared with strangers at the park. Everyone enjoyed them but nobody was wowed. The order was ready on time and the price was right, but my search for the ultimate Philly pretzel experience continues.

The best hidden gem. Please please please make this your go to for pretzels. Pretzel twists. Mini's, and Trays. I always grab for any party or event and they are always the biggest crowd pleaser, or just pop in for 5 for yourself.

Fantastic pretzels! Location comes up on ya quick but its worth the stop! I always forget how cheap and delicious of a snack they are!

Tasty Twisters is a small bakery/pretzel easy to miss but could be a solid spot. Stopped by this last Friday for a pizza pretzel. I haven't had one in years! The place seems a bit odd though. Nobody works the counter area. There is a doorbell to ring for service. That itself is and issue. The line was quite long and the wait was extensive. The lady quoted me 5 minutes but it took 25 minutes! That's a long time for a pretzel and it's just flat out ridiculous. If I hadn't paid in advance I would have walked out. I love supporting small mom and pop businesses but they need to step up their game. The pretzel while good simply isn't worth the wait.

Still the absolute BEST Pretzel shop anywhere!Reasonable prices, unreasonable flavor!

Wow. Is all I can say. Stopped here on a rainy and dreary day just to give it a try. My husband loves cinnamon sugar pretzels and is used to Auntie Annie's being a hit or a miss. This pretzel was 100% a hit! It was so soft and they made it to order. So delicious!! I had the twisted braid and that too was so fresh and soft. Husband said he's never going back to Auntie Annie's again! Customer service was also great too!!

Don't miss this great spot! We love going to this local place to pick up multiple soft pretzels for gatherings or sports games. Incredible prices and an easy stop at a family run bakery. Street parking readily available along Umbria street.

Closed by Health Department. Very unfortunate but the conditions must be of significant concern for this outcome.

I visited Tasty Twisters twice last week, and on both visits, none of the staff were wearing masks (despite currently being required by the City of Philadelphia for all staff and patrons). They also did not have any signage indicating a vaccine requirement. On top of that, when I visited over the weekend, one of the bakers was taking a smoke break a few feet from the front door, and he was openly hostile to mask wearing, talking loudly in a belligerent manner about people wearing masks, and using profanity when referring to them. It seems like the regular customers don't even bother to mask when going in the bakery.I don't understand how the people operating this business can condone the behavior of employees like this. I was wearing a mask and felt unsafe just standing at the counter because the baker was getting angrier and louder and cursing mask wearers. If I hadn't already paid, I would have left the bakery immediately.