Red Parasol Cafe

12 reviews

+1 (215) 366-2037

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220 Market St

Philadelphia, PA 19106

+1 (215) 366-2037

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Red Parasol Cafe is a charming eatery in Philadelphia, PA that offers a cozy atmosphere for patrons to enjoy a variety of food and beverages.

With a focus on providing a welcoming space for customers to relax and socialize, Red Parasol Cafe aims to be a go-to spot for casual dining and gatherings.

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4.512 reviews

Crissy E.

9/17/2024

Such a nice lady!!! Cutest most relaxing dining area. Souvenirs and food, coffee and bakery items yum- perfect stop to rest and clean bathroom too. Highly recommend!

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Eve R.

7/3/2023

Very cute hidden jewel on Market St, the heart of Philly. The place is absolutely the cutest. Red parasols adorn the ceiling and red tables with coffee mugs as chairs totally adorbs. Great coffee...

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Jennifer N.

3/10/2023

The service was fabulous. The barista was welcoming my and friendly. The shop was clean and interestingly decorated with red parasols hanging from the ceiling and other furnishings and accessories...

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Susie N.

4/29/2024

This cafe was absolutely fantastic. The atmosphere was great. The owner was pleasant and accommodating, and the restaurant set up was absolutely gorgeous. I cannot say enough about this quaint...

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Carrie P.

4/24/2023

Adorable little place that has an extensive breakfast menu. I had a gigantic blueberry muffin which was very delicious. My latte was good though they only have whole milk or oat milk and I...

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