Sabrina's Cafe

"This brunch spot serves everything from lemon ricotta blueberry pancakes with a mixed berry compote to breakfast tacos, and they do it seven days a week. On the weekend, you’ll likely spend at least 45 minutes waiting for a table, so come on a random Tuesday when you’re supposed to be at a “doctor's appointment” instead to avoid the lines." - candis mclean

"While adults enjoy stuffed French toast, fluffy omelets, and thick sandwiches at Sabrina’s Art Museum, Graduate Hospital, or University City locations, kiddos have their own menu to peruse with options like grilled chicken, buttermilk pancakes with chocolate chips or fruit, and scrambled eggs with cheese. In the suburbs, find Sabrina’s in Wynnewood and over the bridge in Collingswood." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff

"We waited 58 years for the Eagles to win their first Super Bowl. So we’re okay with waiting to get into Sabrina’s Cafe for brunch on the weekends (they don’t take reservations). Get the Penelope's passion pancakes. These come with a berry compote, in case you want a change of pace from drowning your pancakes in syrup. Sabrina's is open every day of the week, so you could always ditch your group and head here for a solo Tuesday meal when you need some peace over pancakes." - candis mclean

"Famous brunch spot with multiple locations in the city. Quirky decor and a homey atmosphere that makes sweatpants almost acceptable to wear to sunday brunch. Comfort food with a twist." - Radlands

"We waited 58 years for the Eagles to win their first Super Bowl. So we’re okay with waiting to get into Sabrina’s Cafe in Logan Square for brunch on the weekends (they don’t take reservations). Get the Penelope's passion pancakes. These come with a berry compote, in case you want a change of pace from drowning your pancakes in syrup. All of Sabrina's locations are open every day of the week, so you could always ditch your group and head here for a solo Tuesday meal when you need some peace over pancakes." - Candis R. McLean