Affordable Restaurants in Old City, Philadelphia

One of the most historic areas of the United States, Old City Philadelphia is home to such sites as Independence Hall, the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial, the house of Presidents Washington and Adams and the Liberty Bell. It's also a vibrant urban community filled with modern culture, arts and food, near the banks of the Delaware River. When visiting historic Philadelphia, you will find restaurant options for any budget, including non-fast food places that are affordable. All prices are as of 2010.
  1. Mrs. K's Koffee Shop

    • Located down the street from Independence Hall, Mrs. K's serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a coffee shop/diner atmosphere. The eatery serves straightforward American fare at affordable prices: around $5 for breakfast, a little more for lunch and dinner.

      Mrs. K's Koffee Shop

      325 Chestnut St.

      Philadelphia, PA

      (215) 627-7991

    Old City Coffee

    • Serving coffee that's fresh brewed on the premises and an all-vegetarian seasonal cafe menu, Old City Coffee sits on cobblestoned Church Street in Old City. It serves fresh-made sandwiches, salads, breakfast and lunch burritos, soup and bagels, with most items under $8.

      Old City Coffee

      221 Church St.

      Philadelphia, PA 19106

      (215) 629-9292

      www.oldcitycoffee.com

    Gianfranco's Pizza Rustica

    • Gianfranco's Old City location serves dozens of styles of rustic pizza made with their homemade dough and sauce, including specialty pies such as the Pizza Capricciosa, topped with ham, mushrooms, artichokes and black olives. In addition to their large selection of pizza toppings, Gianfranco's also serves cold hoagies, panini and Philly cheesesteaks. Large pizzas cost around $13 to around $20 for some specialty pies.

      Gianfranco's Pizza

      6 N. Third St.

      Philadlphia, PA 19106

      (215) 592-0048

      www.gianfrancopa.com

    The Mexican Post

    • The Old City Mexican Post serves fresh Mexican and American dishes, including vegetarian options, and offers an extensive tequila menu and a variety of margaritas available by the pitcher. There are tacos and burgers and specialties like the spicy Salmon Vallarta, with most dinner entrees costing between $10 and $15. The restaurant is best for couples and groups without kids.

      Old City Mexican Post

      104 Chestnut St.

      Philadelphia, PA 19106

      (215) 923-5233

      http://www.mexicanpost.com

    Pagoda Noodle Cafe

    • The Pagoda Noodle Cafe offers affordable Asian cuisine, as well as Americanized dishes such as wonton soup and General Tso's Chicken, and more exotic traditional soups, dumplings and noodle dishes. The lunch combination special offers a choice of a soup, appetizer and entree for $8.50, with most dinner entrees under $12.

      Pagoda Noodle Cafe

      125 Samson Walkway

      Philadelphia, Pa 19106

      Phone: 215-928-2320

      www.pagodanoodlecafe.com

    The Bourse

    • The historic Bourse building, located right on Independence Mall, once housed the first commodities exchange in the United States. Today it houses shops and a food court, making it a convenient place for tourists to stop for an affordable meal. Offerings include a Sbarro, Tijuana Taco, China Express, Saladworks, Asahi Sushi, and Bain's Deli, among others.

      The Bourse at Independence Mall

      111 Independence Mall East

      Philadelphia, PA 19106

      (215) 625-0300

      www.bourse-pa.com

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