White Dog Cafe

White Dog Cafe is one of Philly’s earliest adopters of farm-to-table, organic-only cuisine, opened in 1983 by activist-turned-restaurateur Judy Wicks. The original location is housed in three Victorian brownstones on one of the cutest blocks of University City, offering plenty of quirk and nooks to discover. Inside you’ll find an eclectic mix of different dining rooms, a wine cellar, and a lot of dog paintings, including the famous “Blue Dog” piece by George Rodrique. Serving farm-fresh New American cuisine, you can expect hyper-seasonal menus that change throughout the year.