Good food, but it’s very expensive. Wasn’t a fan of the ice coffee, but the pistachio croissant was amazing. Got drinks and food to go. Things moved veryyy slow, so if you’re in a rush, I recommend going somewhere else.

Yes, the pastries are good, and I can appreciate they make everything in store, but I think it’s too overpriced. We went for breakfast, ordered 2 sandwiches & 2 iced dirty chai’s & a hash brown & our total was $52. That’s insane.

This is the best breakfast in town, and yes I’m counting [that place on all the lists]. I’m so glad these guys are back and only wish they were open more days (or had plans to bring back evening dinner service). “the breakfast sandwich” is a world-class egg sammy; the pastries are so beautiful, pliant, flavorful but not too sweet; and the service is always warm. Some of the best food we’ve got in Philly, as far as I’m concerned.

A must stop spot for any breakfast sandwich lovers like myself. My family and I did a small sampling of three of their breakfast sandwiches which were all delicious in their own ways. My personal favorite was The Breakfast Sandwich (oddly the only one without an interesting name) which had a deliciously flavored sausage and umami flavors with every bite. Without being too greasy or salty either! A huge accomplishment in my book. This is likely a testament to the quality of ingredients if I had to guess. I will say while the egg and ricotta was delicious, for me it was just missing something. But it was pretty light on the palate.

So excited they are finally open! Across from Philly Brewing Co, this is THE place to grab and go, to brunch with friends, to grab a box of pastries to take as a hostess gift. I honestly had trouble limiting myself as everything looked so good. The menu rotates with seasonal traditional Italian favorites and the espresso is a nice warm hug while you wait for your food. There's seating inside for groups of 2-4. Highly HIGHLY recommend this place for all things breakfast, brunch, sweet and savory.

Five stars for the pastries, but the inside/vibe of this place is seriously awful. The chairs, tables & decor in general is hard to look at. Idk who designed it, but it feels like a white-washed Olive Garden 😬 those tables & chairs have to go. Also, when I went, it was like 90 degrees in there. Not sure if that’s from the open kitchen but there’s no way I’d sit inside or stay longer than necessary. Hoping someone in management reads this and improves the vibe!

AMAZING Italian cafe. I’m so happy this just opened in Fishtown. We tried one of the croissants, and 2 breakfast sandwiches. The bec and the breakfast sandwich. Everything was very good, it took all my willpower to not order 7 more pastries. Service was very friendly, and we hope to dine in next time but got there at a very busy time. And can’t wait to try their gelato!

Amazing breakfast sandwiches and great coffee. Tried “The Breakfast Sandwich” which was their take on a sausage egg and cheese with a perfectly cooked egg, spicy sausage, and a focaccia style roll. It was an amazing sandwich, as was their bacon egg and cheese with soft fluffy eggs and caramelized onion a soft sesame seed bun. Fantastic cortado and super friendly staff. Can’t wait to come back and glad they’re in Fishtown now.

Loved Fiore when they were on Front Street, and happy to say I still do now that we’ve both moved north! This may be the 3rd weekend in a row I’ve gone. I am obsessed with the Saltie, and with the drinking chocolate. The pastry never disappoints either. I will have to bring my grandpa soon - we had brunch at the former location years ago and he still talks about it!

Simply divine - as they’ve always been! Followed them from Queen Village up here. Parking is easy in the area, service is fast and on point. The additional menu items are incredible. Bravo Ed & Justine! Can’t wait to see what you do up here.