P.S. & Co.

After coming here last time we were in Philadelphia I was surprised to see some negative reviews as we had always had great meals here. No it's not inexpensive but we every meal we've had here was well worth it. And let me tell you about the mushroom soup, it was a special but man oh man oh man, this is the best mushroom soup I have ever had, I also had some bread with it on another occasion and the bread, my goodness was it delicious. And on top of that we've had absolutely wonderful service, sweet and attentive. We also had the meatball sandwich, and the rice bowl, both were large and filling and good. But dang that mushroom soup… it almost made me forget about the incredible desserts!

P.S. & Co. is the closest thing Philly has to a whole foods/plant-based restaurant, and it's pretty great! Their menu is entirely organic and gluten free. They also describe themselves as "plant-rich," a term new to me but that seems to mean food that glorifies the plant rather than focusing on fake meats or other highly processed foods. As someone who tries to follow the whole foods/plant-based diet, my only real criticism of the menu is the heavy reliance on vegan butter and other forms of coconut oil and coconut cream in the desserts and breakfast items. That being said, they do have some baked goods that contain only extra virgin olive oil, such as the black bean brownie and the banana bread. The brownie was fudgey and delicious; I wouldn't have suspected that it contained beans nor that it was gluten free. The iconic banana bread was also outstanding. I wish they would add an olive oil-based scone! Their social media focuses primarily on their bakery/pastry items, but the restaurant menu is not to be overlooked. I loved the amaranth pudding. $18 sounds like a lot for a bowl of porridge, but it ultimately felt worth it for such high-quality and clean ingredients, the fantastic taste, and the lovely presentation. The sides of tofu scramble and stewed chickpeas were also delicious and hearty and rounded out my brunch. Next time, I definitely want to delve more into the savory items, many of which are inspired by the owner Andrea's Burmese heritage. I had such a great experience at P.S. & Co. that I cannot believe I waited so long to try it. I think I may have mistakenly thought it was primarily a juice/smoothie bar or cake shop rather than recognizing it as the adorable, fully organic, health-conscious restaurant that it is. Truly a gem!

Delicious 🤤 A vegan’s dream restaurant! Delicious, nutrient-dense dishes, drinks, and desserts! We’re visiting from out of town and I’m so happy we found it! We’ll likely return each day while in town 😁

I visited PS&Co recently on a trip to Philadelphia and it will be one of those places I always visit when in the area and recommend to all my friends. First - the atmosphere! The environment was clean and spotless. Lots of light and it was bright and welcoming. I was greeted kindly upon arrival and couldn’t keep my eyes off of the stunning sweets in the case. I ordered a salad and the meatball sub as well as a maple coffee and all I can say is I cannot belieeeve this all vegan. I felt spoiled. My salad was so incredible and I bought smoked tempeh bacon as a side. The portions were huge. I made it through half of my salad barely and had to take everything to go. If you were on the fence as some vegan places can be disappointing- don’t miss this one. Incredible!!!

Loved this spot! I was so happy to find a place to eat where EVERYTHING was gluten free and vegan. They are not allergy-friendly because lots of dishes had allergens such as nuts and sesame, but what I had was delicious. They no longer have avocado toast which is what brought me to the restaurant, but I stayed and enjoyed an acai bowl with berries and even took some treats back to the hotel. The banana bread was superb!