Genuinely love this place. Great coffee, great atmosphere, great service. I come here to read and work quite often and have never had a bad experience The line can be long but it's worth it

I love la colombe coffee so was excited to get the opportunity to come to the original location again! The space is enormous with plenty of seating. Coffee is consistent with other locations, the oat nog is soooooo good, hope they bring that back next year!

This location offers so many more options than the location at 6th & Market. I've tried some of the food options and have been impressed - both the slightly premade (like the egg sandwich + bacon) and the assembled sandwiches (ham & butter is a surprisingly delicious treat). They also have a little cold case that offers some of their canned beverages, along with juices and other drinks & snacks. Everyone I've encountered working there is friendly and helpful. I look forward to trying more.

Stopped by while visiting Philly for the weekend. The space was beautiful and much bigger than you would imagine. Service was incredible. Since it was my first time visiting somewhere like La Colombe, i didnt know what to order. The cashier was so patient and explained the menu and essentially how they made there drinks. There were so many pastries to choose from and there was also a large food menu too. I ordered the pumpkin chai draft latte (hot) and it was okay. It had a very strong pumpkin spice flavor to it, which I enjoyed, but I understand that a strong pumpkin flavor may not be everyones favorite. The quiche was divine. I wish I got two! The only con I have is that they are unable to warm up pastries in store. I wish we had a La Colombe closer so I could try more of their menu items.

A cute and spacious coffee spot! My new favorite place to hang out on the weekends. The draft lattes are simply delicious, but the flat white is my go-to drink for the winter.

We were extremely impressed with the coffee and food at La Colombe. The hot latte and cappuccino were both very tasty. Strong coffee flavor with good amount of foam. The Egg and cheese sandwich was surprisingly delicious. I usually have low expectations for egg cheese sandwiches but this one was great! There was a sauce that made this sandwich really good. Southwest Mayo I think. Anyway I highly recommend. The ham and cheese croissant was also really great. Extremely crispy and had a wonderful rosemary flavor. The interior was large and spacious with plenty of seating. Although it was busy on a Saturday morning, it was well worth the stop.

Service is amazing, the workers did a wonderful job at explaining the different types of coffee they serve and can create. There is a wide selection of pastries and plenty of seating. I ordered a chocolate croissant, the downside was they didn't have anywhere to heat them up .

Food Coming from california, been a fan of their canned lattes for a while so I'm glad to have finally visited one of their locations in Philadelphia. I was first amused by the fact that they have coffees on draft and it was interesting to see. I got the draft cold brew and I asked for almond milk. They served the cold brew to me and gave me the carton of almond milk so I'm glad i was able to control how much i wanted. The coffee itself was really good. Nice deep flavor without being too bitter and overpowering. I went to this place 2 days in a row and both days were pretty good, so i'm glad to see consistency. Service/Ambiance The vibe of the place gives off like rustic brewery but with coffee. The staff are really nice and i get my order pretty quick.

OG La Colombe had been on my bucket list for a long time now, and my expectations were beyond met! I asked the barista to choose a pour over for me based on my tastes, and she gave me a super delicious coffee, so don't be shy and just ask them about what they know the most, which is coffee!! I purchased a few bags of beans and even some of the cute merch they have. One of my favorite spots I got to visit in Philly. Love La Colombe!

Staff asked me if I was vegetarian or not and gave me bread options for my TooGoodToGo. Totally unexpected and super nice. I thought based on the amount of spacing in the area that this would be a small coffee shop. It was a bit bigger than expected with the high ceilings from what was probably formerly a warehouse. A bit of a bigger kitchen and cafe area to be able to sell food and not just run of the mill goodies only. La Colombe has coffee that locals like. I should've realized it was a chain beforehand with the cans I see in the supermarket, but I will drink local or (more) mainstream. What more can you ask for?