Jezabel's

"I really love this little cafe in West Philly! The coffee is amazing and the pastries are delicious. I love how you can see the bakers do their thing while enjoying your food."

"Owner is extremely rude. We just asked one of the waiters which allergens could be present in their menu, who then asked the owner in the same room. The owner then yelled at her that she does not care about allergies. The waitress was nice and apologized. We’re not asking to change the menu, just want to see what we can eat! Absolutely outrageous. The owner also asked us what we were doing when we were just admiring the space, it really felt like we were bothering her for no reason. Pastries were good but expensive"

"Stopped by on a whim for a little snack. The food was all delicious, the space was incredibly clean and pleasant to look at. I loved the open style kitchen. If it wasn't so far from home I'd visit every week!"

"Wow! I almost don’t know where to begin. Besides the food, the best part of my experience was getting to chat it up with the cafe owner, Jezabel. I stopped in on a Sunday with friends… we dined in and sat in the sitting area where there was an unobstructed view the kitchen. Jezabel was there rolling pastry dough and was happy to share stories about her passion for food — recreating and modernizing her childhood food traditions. Everything about Jezabel’s is a WHOLE vibe. It’s no wonder… Jezabel’s cafe is warm and inviting… and, truly a reflection of her warmth. Y’all need to treat yourselves. Likely I should say something about the food… My go-tos are the empanadas — the spicy beef and spicy chicken. And, I’ve committed to trying something new each time I stop in. My last visit, I added Medialunas and Facturas into my rotation. Oh! LOVE the chorizo and lentil soup, which is seasonal. Ohhh… and the quiche is delicious. All of the food is decadent and delicious and reminiscent of home and comfort… a definition that will vary person to person. But, believe me when I say, Jezabel gives a taste of her home and traditions — with a twist — in every bite. Stop in. And, you can thank me later."

"The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. The food (in my opinion) was a bit pricey. I do like Argentinian empanadas and have bought many in New Jersey. The typical Argentinian empanada is about double the size of the ones available here. Don't get me wrong these were very tasty. We had the spicy beef, spicy chicken, spicy corn, onion, leeks and cheese empanadas. However, after a number of empanadas, coffee, a drink and one dessert up to $90. If you can afford this place you'll probably love it. It is wheelchair accessible and very open. It includes seating inside and outside. Again, other than the price the places extremely clean and the staff are super nice. I gave them four stars because they were wheelchair accessible and had pretty decent food."