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Where to find Early breakfast in Philadelphia

In Center City Philadelphia, breakfast options before 8 a.m. on weekdays are limited since all-night diners have gone. The piece lists 6 a.m. options with table-service spots: Chez Colette (Sofitel, 120 S. 17th St) and IHOP (1320 Walnut St); counter-service options: Bill’s Breakfast & Lunch (1312 Sansom St), Coco Grille (BNY Mellon Center, 1735 Market St), Coventry Deli (2000 Market St), Foods on First (1429 Arch St), Good Day Deli (37 S. 20th St), La Colombe (130 S. 19th St), Rival Bros. (2400 Lombard St and Jessup House, 1134 Sansom St). At 6:30 a.m., table-service options include Lacroix at the Rittenhouse (210 W. Rittenhouse Sq), Le Pain Quotidien (1425 Walnut St), Patchwork (Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square, 1620 Chancellor St); counter-service Passero’s (834 Chestnut St). At 7 a.m., table-service options listed: Bluestone Lane (1701 Locust St, 2000 Walnut St, 1717 Arch St), Egg’s Ale (Four Points by Sheraton Philadelphia City Center, 1201 Race St), Dolce Italian (W Hotel, 1437 Chestnut St), Le Pain Quotidien (801 Walnut St), MilkBoy (1100 Chestnut St and 401 South St), Red Owl Tavern (Hotel Monaco, 433 Chestnut St), Square 1682 (Hotel Palomar, 121 S. 17th St), Urban Farmer (Logan Hotel, 1850 Benjamin Franklin Parkway). The piece also mentions additional early options including Cafe Square One (Market/Chestnut), Enswell (1528 Spruce St), Good Karma Cafe (265 S. Broad St), Gran Caffè L’Aquila (1716 Chestnut St), Jean’s Cafe (1334 Walnut St), Olivier Cafe (50 S. Third St), Passero’s (Wanamaker Building, 100 E. Penn Square), P.S. & Co (1706 Locust St., Wed–Fri), Termini Bros. (Comcast Center concourse, 1701 JFK Blvd), and The Bread Room (834 Chestnut St). Extra note: Hatch & Coop was a 24/7 option at 12th and Sansom but is not listed as currently open 24/7 in the article. Publication date: March 20, 2026, by Michael Klein. The piece includes a photo caption: “The dining room of Urban Farmer at the Logan Hotel, 1850 Benjamin Franklin Parkway.”
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