The Love.
$$$ • American, Burgers, New American
Hours:
130 S 18th St, Philadelphia
(215) 433-1555
About The Love.
Customers' Favorites
Whole Grain Cast-Iron Baked Parker House Rolls’
Potato Frites and Charred Onion Remoulade
Savory Hushpuppies and Salted Honey Whip
Roasted Salmon Green Goddess & Grains
Shrimp & Scallop Cacio E Pepe’
Fried Nashville Hot Chicken
Southern Style Hush Puppies
Buttermilk Fried Chicken
Mediterranean Branzino
Line-Caught Tuna Crudo
The Love. Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | 5 - 10PM 11:30AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 10PM 11:30AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 2PM 5 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 10PM 11:30AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM 11:30AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 2PM 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 2PM 5 - 10PM |
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The Love restaurant in Philadelphia continues to receive high praise for its delicious food and commendable service. Popular menu items include the beet salad, branzino, caccio e peppe, carrot cake with pineapple granita, fried cauliflower, Caesar salad with salmon, Posh Brunch, and Shrimp and Grits. The salmon is described as fresh and broiled to perfection. Guests have noted that the service is generally attentive, with recent reviews highlighting fast and friendly staff. The location offers excellent people-watching, but the traffic noise can be intrusive. The restaurant is a short distance from Rittenhouse Square. While the food is excellent, some may find the prices for brunch dishes to be on the higher side. Recent diners have enjoyed dishes such as hush puppies, shrimp and scallops, fried chicken, risotto, and even the cookie sundae, with many stating they would definitely return. The atmosphere is described as classic, timeless, modern, calm, and bustling at the same time. Guests have praised the warm greeting, elegant table service, and the delicious, filling salmon with spring vegetables and buttery corn bread. The interior is spacious with a nice ambiance, making it a great place for brunch. The fresh orange juice served in a wine glass adds a fun touch, and drop biscuits with rhubarb jam are a must-try. The beet salad is very fresh and beautiful, and the omelette with cheese and broccoli is tasty, though some wish the broccoli was chopped instead of whole florets. The potatoes could be crispier, but overall, the food, service, and atmosphere leave a positive impression. While some find the menu a bit boring and similar to homemade dishes, many still enjoy the experience and plan to return.