Springtime is when Philadelphia wakes up and gets busy. With long, sunny days and events happening almost every weekend, there’s lots to do — and when you get home at the end of a long day, there’s Grubhub, delivering your favorite Philly restaurants to your doorstep. With no service or delivery fees on orders more than $50, you can save some money while feeding a crowd or getting a little something for lunch tomorrow.
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Treat Yourself to Delivery at These 12 Iconic Philly Restaurants
Favorites, from cheesesteaks to falafel to burgers, brought right to your door with Grubhub
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Treat Yourself to Delivery at These 12 Iconic Philly Restaurants
Favorites, from cheesesteaks to falafel to burgers, brought right to your door with Grubhub
Springtime is when Philadelphia wakes up and gets busy. With long, sunny days and events happening almost every weekend, there’s lots to do — and when you get home at the end of a long day, there’s Grubhub, delivering your favorite Philly restaurants to your doorstep. With no service or delivery fees on orders more than $50, you can save some money while feeding a crowd or getting a little something for lunch tomorrow.
Del Rossi’s
Big-name chefs and trendy new restaurants might make best-of lists, but it’s the no-frills joints like Del Rossi’s in Northern Liberties that feed Philly’s neighborhoods. Treat yourself to a chicken cheesesteak with long hots or order a couple of square pies for your next game-day gathering.
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Middle Child Clubhouse
The Center City luncheonette Middle Child is usually packed — but with Grubhub, you can get delivery from its grown-up Fishtown sibling without standing in line. Wake up with a classic breakfast sandwich stacked with fluffy scrambled eggs, Cooper Sharp, and arugula, or order in sandwiches like the Duck Fat Cubano or Shopsin Club for lunch.
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Goldie
The beauty of this fast-casual spot from chef Michael Solomonov is that it offers just a few items — crisp-crusted falafel, featherlight hummus, shawarma-spiced fries, minty lemonade, and physics-defying tehina shakes — but does each one extremely well. Plus, the menu is completely vegan, with plenty of gluten-free items, so it’s a great delivery option for groups with different dietary preferences.
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Barbuzzo
Delivery isn’t just for sandwiches and comfort food — it’s also a simple way to treat yourself at the end of a long workweek. Chef Marcie Turney and Val Safran’s long-running Mediterranean concept is perfect for an upscale date night in (minus the cooking and dishes). You can even get the rich, pudding-like salted caramel budino that put Barbuzzo on the map.
M2O Burgers and Salads
The ability to customize your order at a burger place is nothing new, but at local chain M2O, options include items like house-made veggie burgers and build-your-own salads in addition to classic Angus beef patties, hand-breaded chicken tenders, and an array of fried sides including onion rings, golden fries, and tater tots.
Nifty Fifty’s
What do you do when you need a bacon-wrapped hot dog, a Belgian waffle, and a milkshake topped with an entire Tastykake Butterscotch Krimpet, and you need them now? You get them delivered from this kitschy, 1950s-inspired Philly original — no poodle skirt, leather jacket, or roller skates needed.
Uncle Gus’ Steaks
Reading Terminal Market is a local landmark with centuries of history and dozens of dining options ranging from sandwiches to soul food to shrimp pad Thai. It’s also a madhouse at lunchtime and on weekends. Skip the lines and get a hefty portion of thin-sliced rib-eye and melty Cooper Sharp on an Angelo’s seeded roll from Uncle Gus’ Steaks delivered directly to you with Grubhub, whether you’re at home or at the office.
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New Delhi Indian Restaurant
The lunch buffet at the longest-running Indian restaurant in Philly has been a University City go-to for almost 40 years. Try crispy veggie samosas, meatless favorites like saag paneer, and saucy classics like chicken tikka masala. Just don’t forget to throw in an order of the mango lassi.
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Cosmi’s Deli
If it involves sliced meat nestled in a pillowy long roll, Cosmi’s makes it. This South Philly icon has been slinging steaks, hoagies, and cutlets for almost 100 years, so you know the deli is doing something right. You can’t go wrong with any item on the menu, but try the Chicken Cutlet Soprano, a thin-pounded chicken breast that’s breaded and fried with broccoli rabe and sharp provolone.
Angelino’s Restaurant
If Italian-American comfort food is what you crave, order delivery from Angelino’s. This long-standing, family-run business in Fairmount serves thin-crust pies and creamy pastas. Try the Angelino’s Pizza, made with red sauce, a blend of cheeses, and a garlic crust.
Rosario’s Pizzeria
At first glance, Rosario’s may seem like a classic neighborhood pizza joint, but one read of the menu and you’ll realize that it’s a Philly-meets-Mexico mashup. Start with favorites like the al pastor or tinga pollo pizza, then add a taco salad, churros, or one of the restaurant’s Mexican-style takes on a Philly cheesesteak.