700 Sansom St

adorable little coffee shop with plenty of natural light! can't get enough of how cute and aesthetically pleasing this coffee shop is. small and cozy, this spot is well loved, deservingly so. i stopped by after a doctor's appointment and tried their hojicha. this was my first time having hojicha in philly, and theirs did not disappoint. the tea flavor was strong and rich! i'll have to try a coffee next time, i've only heard good things. staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. they have a few tables that people can sit at but i can definitely see it getting a little crowded. thank god i don't live closer or i'd be here every day!

Good coffee, and great coffee, but overpriced. Let me explain. The espresso drinks are good, not great. I drink tons of espresso drinks from all over the country and world, buy beans from the source in Ethiopia, have my own espresso machine, etc. This shop's cappuccino had too much milk, I would've called it a latte. It had good flavor, but it's overpriced for what you get - $5. We've had better cappuccino in other parts of Philadelphia that was $4. Pour over coffees are amazing, but the price they charge is too much. Nine or $12 for a cup of coffee is too much. They have different intense fruit and other flavors, but you don't have to charge that much for them. Again, there are other shops that do good board over in Philadelphia for less money. If this shop lowers the prices to be more reasonable I would return.

What a great find! Thank You Thank You is nestled between Washington Square and Independence Hall and is easy to miss unless you happen to walk down Jeweler's Row. The space is pretty small, but that's expected for this part of the city. The baristas were just wonderful and super helpful. We ordered the sweetie pie latte and the cardamom rose tea, both iced. The sweetie pie was sweet potato flavored and a perfect savory drink for a warm autumn afternoon, with only a tiny hit of sweetness. The cardamom rose tea was much sweeter by comparison, but still pleasant and refreshing. Aside from the seasonal lattes, the menu also features a rotating brewed coffee menu with different bean varieties.

This is a sweet little coffee shop in Jewelers Row. There are about 10 seats with small tables. Definitely a good place to grab a coffee to go or meet a friend for a quick chat. I tried a macadamia nut cappuccino and it was so delicious. They do not have skim milk, but have whole milk and a variety of dairy free options to try (such as oat, almond and macadamia nut).

My friend and I came here for a midday drink. We both ordered the matcha tonic which was sparkling, refreshing and tasted like matcha! Our barista was friendly when we were asking about the different drinks as well. The coffee shop is very cute. It is small though, so don't expect a lot of space to lounge.

Friendly service, the baristas know what they're doing when it comes to espresso! Keep in mind, there's limited seating here. More like a grab and go coffee shop!

Came here for a morning coffee. The coffee is good here but the location is pretty small. I'm one who likes to enjoy my coffee in the cafe. I felt like because of the size, it was hard to do. Other than that pretty good service and the people here are super chill.

This spot is small but mighty. I really enjoyed my experience here. The staff were helpful and very knowledgeable about the different coffee offerings and varieties they had. I was able to get a seat and enjoy my coffee inside, but space is certainly at a premium here. If you can go during less busy times I recommend that because it was a lovely experience all around. Would definitely love if this was closer to where I lived because I would frequent it.

Very friendly staff. I have heard their coffee is one of the best but as I am more of a latte person, I chose to get their hot cardamom rose latte. It was light and refreshing with a mild flavor of cardamom which was perfect as it can easily become unappetizing if added too much. The rose petals on top made the drink look so pretty. I appreciate that they didn't make it scalding hot as it was a 100 degrees outside. I am not sure if it is seasonal but I will order it again in a heartbeat.

Weekly coffee run and this was chosen weeks in advance. The ambiance is nice there are 4 tables against the windows that can sit two people side by side at each table. A bit cozy but it does the job. Sort of easy to start a convos with your neighbor if that is your thing. The coffee is fantastic really good that may be the barista skill but certainly would come back. I also got the beans which were a tad pricey and not as fresh as I'd like. But all in all a pleasant experience!

Small, cute coffee shop. I got an extra hot cappuccino which was perfect. For dairy milk only whole is offered. I really enjoyed the espresso in the drink which tasted unique. It had a bold, fruity, and nutty flavor!

One of the best shops I've been to anywhere - great coffee and service, cute little cafe. Espresso is very smooth, and they have a great pour over selection with beans from a number of great roasters. Prices include tax/tip/service which is nice. The pour over was incredible

Very friendly workers. I got a pourover and it was well done. I would recommend this cafe to anyone visiting this city.

Coffee and matcha were good, well made, and service was nice. The cafe itself is tiny. Very cramped if you want to grab a coffee and sit with someone because there's only chairs on one side of the tables. I was a bit disappointed when I went to grab beans, because I thought they roasted their own. And I was very shocked when I found out that an 8 oz bag was $25! The pastries were nothing to write home about. They also didn't have any cups to serve in, even though we had our drinks to stay. Apparently they were all either being used, broken, and a bunch were in the dirty dish tub as I saw. While the coffee was great, I wouldn't go again based on their quality of baked goods, seating and prices.

This place was a lovely surprise on my lunch break today! A colleague asked if I had been and I had not so we popped over and he told the barista he "wanted something funky" ! Well the barista understood the assignment - made some drink with juniper and cardamom- it was so good! And they were just enjoyable to be around- Go Birds! Also love that they have Macadamia milk as an option! Will most definitely be back now that I know about this gem!

Thanks again to Yelp for a coffee spot in Philly! We visited this cool city for my birthday and needed a pick me up for a day of sightseeing. The vanilla latte was smooth and slightly sweet, the coffee wasn't acidic, which I appreciated. Not sure if the donut was made in house but it was light, fluffy and complementary to my hot beverage. The guys behind the counter were discussing the nuances of different coffee beans and brew times, I could taste their passion for their craft in a simple latte. Cute spot with limited seating and views of the bustling city!

If I could bring back one coffee shop to Chicago, it would be Thank You Thank You coffee house . The interior space is the cutest and the hot macadamia milk latte and iced hojicha latte were both jaw droppingly good. The baristas were also kind and friendly to chat with.

This place is super cute on the outside and inside! I did get my coffee to go- just a latte. It was ok- the coffee tasted a little off and wasn't to my liking. If I go back I might add in a flavor to the latte to mask out the burnt coffee taste

This corner cafe is delightful. Bad for working[1], but good for mischievous dates where you're whispering to your date. (This is a small shop.) Good vibes. In the market for a cup of coffee, or a bag of beans? Thank You Thank You's got you. Cody (the owner) knows his coffee and won't steer you wrong. Describe what you're looking for and you'll get heaven in a cup. Usually there's a selection of pastries, chocolates, and other products for sale. Find Thank You Thank You at the corner of Sansom and 7th in Jeweler's Row. Thanks Cherie C. for introducing me. [1] Which isn't a bad thing. You're here to enjoy a cup, right?

I am obsessed with this coffee shop!! High quality interesting menu and the baristas really care and are knowledgeable in their craft - try the one:one - it's a shot of espresso and their cortado of the moment. Can't be beat.

While I have some favorite coffee shops when I visit Philly, I'm always game for something new. It's been a few months since I've been in town, so I Yelped "coffee shops" nearby and chose Thank You Thank You Coffee Brewers because it was highly rated and the cinnamon roll in the photo looked amazing. Thank You Thank You is a small, corner shop. It only has seating for five to eight-ish people along the windows. It is bright and clean, very simple. The menu is not large, but covers the coffee essentials, including pour overs from a couple of coffee roasters. I ordered a pour over and a chocolate croissant (not a cinnamon roll in site!) on my visit. The barista was quick and efficient, measuring, weighing, and timing my coffee while helping other customers who came in. The coffee was outstanding. Although I typically take cream, it was not readily available and I didn't ask for it. That being said, the flavor of the coffee was outstanding and I was happy without it. The chocolate croissant was light and airy, but the chocolate was a bit dense and not part of every bite. I will definitely add Thank You Thank You Coffee Brewers to my list of favorites to visit while I'm in PHL.

We love thank you thank you!! Ever since moving here we have been on the lookout for the best light floral tasting coffee and this is it!! The baristas are super knowledgeable and very friendly.

DRINKS Thank You Thank You is a local spot near Old City and on Jeweler's Row. It's cozy and usually crowded on weekends. It's a lively place to catch up with friends or grab a nice cup of coffee to go. I'm not too versed in coffee, so this might be more of a place for you if you enjoy specialty coffees of various notes, but unfortunately, this place is just not for me, as it is quite pricey (~$7.00 for a small vanilla latte). FOOD Various pastries are available, ranging from different croissants and donuts. SERVICE / AMBIANCE It's a very cozy place to catch up with friends or just relax. The barista is friendly and often makes conversations with customers. PARKING Paid parking is available at a limited capacity, though it is free on Sundays.

I think I found my new favorite coffee spot near home. Stopped by this new-ish shop in the former Lombard Cafe 2nd location. It's sleek and stylish, with a focus on really good coffee. I can't believe they've been open all summer and I never knew! I've enjoyed an excellent cortado and one of the best espressos I've ever tasted. The owner is happy to talk about coffee and his sourcing. I think I'll be spending a lot of time here in the future.

I asked for something weird and the barista delivered. Said my coffee would taste like melon and it tasted like melon. A must stop for any coffee nerd.

Our favorite coffee shop in Philadelphia. Cody, the owner, is always behind the coffee bar and makes some unique coffees. Would highly recommend for everyone to try out in the area. Great coffee, Great vibes, Delicious Donuts. What more can you ask for?

Its a small space, so I wouldn't recommend it for trying to work, but the coffee is excelent! The staff was also very friendly.

Do not...I repeat, do NOT sleep on this gem of a coffee shop! The staff was extremely personable and helpful while they meticulously measured out the freshly ground coffee for the beverages they were preparing. It was clear that they put much care and attention into the beans they use from where they come from to how they are prepared. I chose to keep it simple and was rewarded with the best latte I've ever had. Try this place and then enjoy your beverage while sitting in Washington Square. You'll be glad to tried it and you'll definitely be back!

This is my new obsession after just one visit. I got an iced oatmilk latte and it was so flavorful. No idea what oatmilk they used but it was so smooth and the nuttiness really came through. I wouldn't use this as a spot to study/work since the shop is tiny but I think it's a great pit stop on the way to Washington square park. The baristas are very welcoming and the service is wonderful.

beyond glad I found this place! such a hidden gem. OkeyDokey Donuts and fantastic coffee, what else could a person want?! Excited to come back for more asap! A few seats inside and a friendly barista, a funky mint exterior, and lots of personality make this coffee shop my new go to! Would definitely come back and would bring friends next time too!

Amazing every time! Never had a bad coffee here. Pretty cafe too. No complaints. Great for sitting and catching up with a friend

Yes, yes, yes. Oh my goodness, yes. Since the plague closed all my old haunts (RIP Square One, Shakespeare and Company, etc.), I've been looking for a coffeeshop that focuses more on the lighter roasts and caters to more adventurous sorts. I like my coffee to not taste like "coffee"--bring on the fruitiness, the floral notes, the acidity. Yesterday I had the Yirgacheffe pourover and a coffee roll and was impressed enough by the experience and charmed by the baristas that I needed to come back today. Before I left yesterday, the folks suggested I try the Edwin Noreña. The tasting notes were unlike anything I've seen before--Twizzler and strawberry blowpop. I know, right? Even as a big fan of light roasts, this was highly unusual. They let me smell the beans and even that was so unlike anything I've had before. Coming back today I had to get some of that coffee! Oh my goodness. Oh. My. Goodness. Not since Stumptown's Mordecofe have I had a coffee like this, and I'd say this surpasses it as my new favorite. Where Mordecofe at its best is like drinking orange juice, this was like drinking strawberry candy. I even bought some of the beans because I can't get enough! As others have said, it's a small, cozy space, so seating is at a premium and sometimes (like yesterday) the line is out the door. Think of your favorite tiny, hip shop in Manhattan and you've got the right idea. That said, seating is comfortable, and it's all against the wall, which means I get the lower back support I find lacking in so much modern commercial seating. The tables are a generous size and can fit a book / medium laptop or tablet and your drink without issue. Also, looooots of natural light coming in, and if that's not enough, the park's right there. They do have a bathroom, too, should you need it. As mentioned above, everyone working the bar is super charming and friendly, and it's clear they all share my passion for seeing just how fun and weird coffee can be. They've got some other drinks like a matcha concoction that I've yet to try, but am quite curious about.

I'm an 100% addicted to this place. I wasn't much of a coffee drinker before, but I find myself craving this place. The staff is always friendly and doesn't judge my addiction. This is a hidden gem!

Best coffee in the city -- truly perfect every time! It is a tiny space so unless you time it right you probably won't be able to sit. Not a good study/hangout location but great for a coffee on the go. Truly cannot recommend it enough! All the coffee snobs I know adore this place!

Cute coffee shop with amazing donuts and a nice coffee selection. Baristas are kind and patient when you ask questions. Great roast options.

Really a nice cafe. I got a sweetened hot latte with whole milk two days in a row and he made it perfect both times. We also got an iced coffee which was not bitter at all and i could taste the fruity notes of the coffee. I got a chocolate as well as an almond croissant and they were flaky and fresh. Great little cafe, highly recommend to anyone looking for a quick bite to eat and a tasty coffee.

The place may be small but it is thoughtful and offers the best selection of coffee in Philly. Coffee is amazing. They rotate through different specialty coffee roasters. Chances are you'll find retail whole beans from different US and international coffee roasters here as well. A must go spot for coffee lovers.

I stopped here back in October, shortly after they opened. The owner was v friendly and gave me a few free stickers. The latte I had was creamy with a good balance of milk and espresso. There's not much seating but the natural light is wonderful. Great spot for an afternoon sip and ponder. I'll definitely be back on my next Philly trip. Cheers

Wow! Was blown away by how excellent this place is. The coffee is unbelievably good, the vibe is super chill. Camilo knows his coffee and is an awesome barista. Highly recommend!

Yeah, this is the best coffee shop in Philly. But it's also the best coffee shop period. The baristas are welcoming and happy to share their love of coffee with you (they're serving top tier light roasts but making it accessible, no snobbery at play) and the coffee is just astounding. They source beans from a rotation of top roasters (Sey is a mainstay) and I'm not exaggerating when I say they make the best coffee I've ever had. It's a small (but charming) shop with minimal food options (a variety of donuts), but it's the perfect place to stop by for an espresso on your way about town. The coffee tends to be very light and modern with a pleasant (balanced) freshness from acidity.

The service was quick and very friendly, the atmosphere was nice though I did take it to go, and the coffee was delicious. I got an iced coffee with vanilla and oat milk, and even though it was freezing outside I enjoyed every sip. Hope to return soon!