Caribou Cafe

Caribou Cafe can be found at Walnut St 1126. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Philadelphia there are 1390 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.

A chalkboard displays daily specials for bar diners.

During warm weather, glass doors open to a small sidewalk cafe--a nice spot for lunch, if you don't mind loud traffic.

Service is terrible. Do not sit outside- soot from the roaring buses fall onto your plate and passerbys squeeze by. Good food- too bad they can't get some turnover in staff! I'll NEVER go there. When I am near Jefferson, I prefer the nearby Pompeii where I've never had any trouble.

Under the stewardship of Olivier de Saint Martin, this casual café has become a true Gallic experience. The ambience spills out onto the sidewalk when the weather is fine. Seafood crêpes for lunch, skate or cassoulet for dinner and standout frites are only a few of the selections that de Saint Martin brings to the table. Happy hour is popular, as are the chef's prix-fixe menus: $19 for lunch...

“It’s all here” for fans of this Washington Square West bistro – “wonderful country French” fare, an “extensive wine list” and surroundings brimming with “art deco fabulousness”, including a “beautiful bar”; the staff “accommodates pre-theater crowds” and makes you feel like you “might be in Paris”, while in summer, “hipsters turn the sidewalk into the Left Bank east.”

This centrally located, classy-casual restau-bar is one of those day-to-night spots you can count on, meal after meal. Chef-owner Olivier de Saint Martin has a way with cafe standards. His steak frites is impeccable; his onion soup, idyllic; and his cassoulet, magnifique. It's perfect for chilling out over a goat cheese salad after a long morning at the nearby Convention Center, or to indulge...

Under the stewardship of Olivier de Saint Martin, this casual café has become a true Gallic experience. Cheese soufflé for lunch, skate or frogs’ legs for dinner, and the best frites in town are only a few of the things that de Saint Martin brings to the menu. The happy hour is popular, as is his list of wines under $39---many by the glass. The ambience spills out onto the sidewalk. Good,...

Step into the vibrant world of Paris. This 25 year old landmark has brought Philadelphia and its visitors a taste of France in a relaxed atmosphere. The art deco bar, leather banquettes, warm orange walls, and antique mirrors make Caribou Cafe your destination for Lunch, Dinner and Brunch. Live music Fri and Sat. Best True French Bistro in town!