Rally Coffee
Coffee shop · Bella Vista
701 S 7th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
Highlights
Unique lattes, pastries, and table rentals for meetings
Unique lattes, pastries, and table rentals for meetings
"This Bella Vista cafe is a cute destination for fun coffee drinks. Think espressos flavored with banana-walnut molasses; Earl Grey tea lattes with orange-vanilla bean honey; alongside foods like seasonal danishes like French onion or roasted carrot and fennel. The space often hosts pop-up restaurants and bakeries, too." - Nadia Chaudhury
"This cafe located in Bella Vista is a coffee fortress. Espressos flavored with black sesame vanilla bean, confetti sugar cookies with champagne buttercream, sun teas made with vanilla lemongrass simple simple syrup, sunflower yuzu oil, oat cold foam and lemon zest, are just a few of the out-of-this-world options to chose from." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff
"Rally is a lot more than a coffee shop serving Blind Tiger espresso—it’s also an event space, a design studio, and a pop-up shop for local vendors. That makes it useful anytime you want to distract yourself from work stuff by looking at all of the pretty pottery and greeting cards sitting on the shelves while eating Okie Dokie Donuts. " - alison kessler
"Rally is a lot more than a coffee shop. It’s also an event space, a design studio, and a pop-up shop for local vendors. That makes it useful for a lot of different things, like distracting yourself from work by looking at all of the pretty pottery and greeting cards sitting on the shelves. But when you do need to get work done, there are always a few tables available. Plus, you can also reserve their tables by the hour for a small fee, so if you need to have a team meeting, forget going to the packed Starbucks down the street and just come here for an iced chai latte, chicken shawarma salad, or a few treats from Okie Dokie Donuts. " - Candis Mclean, Alison Kessler
"Rally is a lot more than a coffee shop. It’s also an event space, a design studio, and a pop-up shop for local vendors. That makes it useful for a lot of different things, like distracting yourself from work by looking at all of the pretty pottery and greeting cards sitting on the shelves. If you’re coming here to get some work done, there are always a few tables available. Plus, you can also reserve their tables by the hour for a small fee, so if you need to have a team meeting, forget going to the packed Starbucks down the street." - Sydney McElwee
