Vineyards Cafe

Great find — much needed in the area! Everything is high quality and delicious. Nice owners and atmosphere.

Best coffee and crepes in the area. I will often take a visiting friend here for breakfast, or come by myself on the weekends. Crepes are awesome, love the norwegian crêpe. Also a fan of a baguette with jam and butter, they usually have a few jam selections that are interesting. Staff is really friendly, owner is usually there and he’s nice. Also a highlight — they have a constant tap of infused water for customers! Cute.

Delicious food & coffee!!! Awesome selection. We had the Honey Bee Crêpe & the Goat Bacon crêpe to eat. I’d highly recommend both of them. I also got the Mochacchino (hot) and it did not disappoint.
We will definitely be back!

Yes yes yes! What a gem this place is. It was so good, I came here 2 days in a row. First time I got a savory crêpe with spinach, cheese and mushrooms. Second time around I got the sweet Nutella banana crêpe. Not to mention, the cappuccino is amazing. I’ll definitely be back for more!

Been here many times and absolutely LOVE this place. The omelettes are awesome, the sandwiches are awesome, the coffee is awesome! Everything is awesome! Please support the amazing couple that has this café. Great ambiance, friendly service and perfect for studying, or evening getting breakfast with friends!

This place is the best! Wonderful service, delicious food that’s reasonably priced, great coffee and tea, and a lovely ambience (particularly relaxing music). These guys always think of the tiny details (cold fruit water, proper coffee cups instead of takeout, fresh décor and a warm welcome), and it makes lunch at the Vineyards a pleasure every time. Highly recommended.

The closest to a traditional French crêpe I’ve had do far in Philly. We went there for brunch and ordered the Egg On crêpe and Salmon crêpe. The Egg On crêpe was delicious. The salmon one on the other hand was a bit too heavy on the spinach, which made the crêpe soggy. Their coffee is good if you like it strong and a bit bitter. The place is very cute. There’s few extra sitting in the basement, if you want to dine in.

REALLY wanted to love their crepes — but alas, it does not compare to other crêpe places I’ve frequented. The little café is situated in a weird (but up and coming) neighborhood — super close to my boyfriend’s house. I was so excited to try!
Their sandwiches are good. Their crepes (we ordered take-​out) got soggy after the 4 minute walk home! It seems like they make their crepes a little watered down, so I noticed a lot of air bubbles when taking a bite of the crêpe. It wasn’t anything special and the ingredients were a little lacking.
Their drinks menu could be a little more creative, but for a small place like this, I think it’s pretty good. I enjoy their iced lattes and their quiet and quaint little study area.

This place is very good — 4.5 stars if I could. The crepes are delicious and affordable and the shop is designed a way that just makes you want to spend time there. If you’re in the neighborhood or are just craving some crepes, this is the place to go!

This place is awesome! Everything we’ve have had from their menu is delicious… And my girlfriend is a very picky eater. Personal favorites are the Goat Turkey Crêpe and the Honey Bee Crêpe. They have great coffee, tea, sandwiches, baguettes and bagels as well.
Both the main floor and the basement seating are clean, well decorated and well lit. And I love that they have outdoor seating in warm weather.
The owners (a young couple) and their staff are all extremely friendly. You can tell they put some serious money, time and effort into this place. This is EXACTLY what Francisville needed, and they did it the right way!

I was in Philadelphia for a weekend with friends and after we toured the Eastern State Penitentiary I left it up to them to find a nearby lunch spot. I was pleasantly surprised at the variety of menu choices and quality of food — had the salmon/​avocado/​goat cheese crêpe and an iced latte, and probably would have eaten there every day if we stayed in the area (the café is sort of hidden).
Note: they have a nicely decorated lower level that offers more dining space.

Good coffee and nice staff! The seating area for doing work is great.

Was looking for a place to grab breakfast and I knew this place was the one. Coming into the shop it was very clean and such a cute comfy spot! I ordered a latte and an American cheese omelette with spinach which came with a salad and a side of balsamic vinegar. I was super content with the whole plate. The omelette was well mad and big and the salad was a very good portion. The latte was stronger than other lattes I usually have, but it was good! Overall I had a really experience here and left with a happy fully stomach!

I almost hesitated to review this because I don’t want it to become mainstream. Fortunately, it’s out of the way enough so that it probably won’t be.
This place is beautiful. Amazing coffee, really sweet owners, scandinavian aesthetic, small, quiet, and sort of an oasis in an otherwise coffee desert. Everything is super well-​priced. A savory crêpe and a massive cup of coffee and a nice place to read a book on a Saturday morning costs me about $ 10.
I’ve gotten the honeybee crêpe (mozzarella, spinach, egg, honey drizzled on top) and the goat bacon (goat cheese, bacon, mushrooms, tomato) and both were delicious and very fresh. Thanks for existing, guys.

Sunday brunch in the city… I find it almost impossible to find a place without a wait. Thank god for Vineyard!
When you enter it looks like a small coffee joint, but they have seating downstairs. I love the vibe that this place has.
Chai latte: being Indian, I’m picky about my chai. And this beats EVERYONES chai latte (even Starbucks).
Eggs, bacon, gouda on a baguette. Light savory dish, just enough to fill you up without that heavy brunch feeling. And the baguette is soft, so you’re not tearing it apart like most places!
Nutella, strawberry crêpe: one of the best crepes I’ve had in this city.
The owner even came down to check if everything was okay. The food is delicious, The place is clean And the staff is friendly. What a wonderful place in Philly to grab a bite!

A few weeks ago, I walked over to meet my wife at the school where she works for an after school event. I walked past Vineyards Café and did a double-​take at the inviting, Nordic-​like interior. But I was running late and did not get to try it. Then, the holidays came and I had to file Vineyards Café away… until yesterday.
The interior is clean and beautifully lit. It makes for an inviting space to enjoy breakfast. The owners are welcoming and friendly. The menu small but more than sufficient. The coffee (La Coloumbe) was excellent, crisp and fresh. I ordered an egg sandwich with cheese and opted for the French Baguette (you can have it on a bagel as well).
My breakfast was a fantastic start to 2016, particularly on this first, cold day of work of the year. The bread was excellent. My eggs were cooked to perfection. The cheese was melty and plentiful (perhaps a little too much cheese but I’ll never really utter those words again). There is a water station that looked thirst-​quenching and extremely well-​kept.
If I could, I’d park myself in the beautiful downstairs every day to work and eat. Thanks, Vineyards Café for making my day and getting my 2016 off to a smooth start. Buen provecho, Unilocalers.

Orist and Zoriana are sweet and hospitable owners. Their friendliness puts this place over-​the-​top for me. I was happy with the coffee and the service otherwise, and impressed with the hard work they’ve done to make their café beautifully lit and warm. Recommended. My favorite coffee shop in Francisville.

Great coffee, and best crêpes in town!!!
Beautiful interior, and owners and staffs are friendly.
You have to visit at least once, c’est magnifique!!!

I’ve been thinking about the food since we left…
This place is in such a random little spot but so so good! Beautiful on the inside. It seems small at first, but there is a very cozy and equally as beautiful area downstairs with more seating. And outdoor seating that’ll come in handy when I eat here every morning this summer.
Both crepes– honeybee and Nutella with strawberries and bananas were delicious (I’ve uploaded pics so check them out). The crepes themselves were very thin and there was some really great mozzarella in the Honeybee.
They also were cool with making the Two Eggs item on the menu into a bacon, egg and cheese on a baguette for us. The baguette was so delicious– spread with olive oil and put on the grill, too. Great sandwich. It came with a side salad of mixed greens and tomatoes. The balsamic dressing that comes on the side was so fresh!
The apple tea latte just tasted like plain tea, but a very pretty presentation for both the tea latte and the coffee latte.
Vineyards was very busy when I went on a Sunday afternoon, with three people (including the owners) working counter/​kitchen/​coffee. You can tell they make everything fresh daily and to order, so I didn’t mind waiting a little bit at all through the rush.
Food was perfect and the owners were really friendly. Loved it & highly recommend it. Can’t wait to return.

There aren’t a lot of destination dining spots in Francisville… yet, but Vineyards is certainly an exception. The owners took a bit of a gamble by opening this fantastic european style corner café at 16^th and Ogden amidst a ton of residential development. After watching the place fill up to the brim today, I think they made a smart move by fulfilling a need here in the Francisville community.
The space is bright, clean and feels comfortable with all the reclaimed wood. The upstairs doesn’t have much space, but surprisingly, there’s a cozy garden level seating area below. The menu consists of savory and sweet crepes, sandwiches, salads and a few omelets. The drink menu is diverse, and while we don’t drink coffee, everyone else seemed to be enjoying it.
We loved the ham, gouda and walnut with maple syrup crêpe. (It was a little bit better than the crepes we had in Paris.) The Norwegian crêpe was loaded with goat cheese, smoked salmon and avocado, and the ricotta/​caramel variety had just the right amount of sweetness.
We’ll be back for sure and we wish them the best of luck as a cornerstone eatery in the neighborhood. As the density continues to fill in, I’m certain they will be in good company.