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Welcome to Deborah's Kitchen
Deborah's Kitchen in Philadelphia offers a delightful mix of soul food and homemade desserts, attracting both locals and visitors alike. The menu features mouthwatering options like lemon cake, pineapple upside-down cake, and sweet potato pie. Customers rave about the well-seasoned Turkey chops and the fresh, made-from-scratch meatloaf that's worth the wait. With a cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, Deborah's Kitchen provides a warm dining experience that keeps diners coming back for more. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty meal or a sweet treat, Deborah's Kitchen is the place to be on Girard Avenue.
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About
Deborah's Kitchen
Deborah's Kitchen, located at 2608 Girard Ave in Philadelphia, is a soulful haven for those seeking comforting home-cooked meals and delectable desserts. This charming eatery offers a range of utilities such as delivery, takeout, reservations, and even catering services. With a warm and inviting atmosphere, Deborah's Kitchen is perfect for gatherings with friends and family.
One of the highlights of Deborah's Kitchen is their delectable desserts, including Lemon Cake, Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Apple Cake, Chocolate Mousse Cake, Strawberry Shortcake, Carrot Cake, and more. The pies, puddings, and other treats are not to be missed, with options like Sweet Potato Pie, Peach Cobbler Pudding, and Banana Pudding.
Customer reviews rave about the quality and flavors of the dishes at Deborah's Kitchen. From savory soul food platters to mouthwatering desserts, patrons are consistently satisfied with their dining experiences. The dedication to fresh ingredients and made-from-scratch cooking sets Deborah's Kitchen apart, making it a go-to spot for those craving authentic home-style meals.
If you find yourself in the Brewerytown area, don't miss the chance to indulge in the culinary delights of Deborah's Kitchen. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty meal or a sweet treat, this establishment is sure to satisfy your cravings. Stop by for a taste of tradition and experience the love and care put into every dish at Deborah's Kitchen.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ I tried this place off of TooGoodToGo since it wasn't too far off the beaten the track for me and the timing fit my schedule. I wouldn't typically walk into a place so local but not my neighborhood but it certainly doesn't mean that I shouldn't. Thank god for online reviews I can read and/or a modern, relevant, sustainable app. I can go in w a more open mind or take a chance on a places that might not normally get my attention because I am not in that particular neighborhood or with local, homey places, it can be hit or miss. This was definitely a hit for me. What I randomly got today is just like their background pic on the TooGoodToGo app. The fried catfish? might've been a tad salty, but not overly so. Staff is friendly but I definitely stuck out as a nerd. You know just by me entering the restaurant that I am either not local to the neighborhood or I just moved in. This neighborhood has become more diverse, but does Deborah's get the chance it deserves from its own residents' diversity rather than just on cliques or niches? My random platter is a typical soul food offering and I somehow just "know" even though I am by no means an expert on soul food. This classic meal was also well done. I would go back. ”
“ I've walked by this place hundreds of times over the years and finally went inside this week. I thought it was just a dessert place but was pleasantly surprised they had soul food meals too. I got a platter of chicken, cabbage, and rice - and it was extremely tasty. I mixed the rice and cabbage together bc I love a good mix and it was awesome. I also got a slice of apple pie and it was out of this world good. ”
“ Always has a selection of deserts the Turkey chops are always meaty and moist not dry,the service is always great and most importantly they don't drown the food in salt,definitely a restaurant to always go back to ”
“ Why does it take 45 minutes for my order of meatloaf to be ready? Because it's made from scratch just for whomever orders it. Always worth the wait. Food is fresh, true home cooking with all good sides and deserts (especially when I want a peach cobbler fix). Just be aware that pork is not on the menu. I've been in Brewerytown nearly 10 years and I am so happy that Deborahs Kitchen has lasted and seems to be thriving. ”
“ YES!!! I love everything about the food and will continue to get lunch and dinner from the establishment as long as it's standing. If you're ever on Girard, I suggest you stop in for a bite to eat. ”
“ I think I like this place so much just because it is much, much better than Butter's down the street. My man likes the turkey. Collards are average. The corn is damn addictive and I love the potato salad. They are beyond slow. So call ahead or give yourself a good amount of time even for the most simple order to be filled. (I feel like cornbread to go would take them 10 minutes just to ring it up.) ”
“ Someone told me about this place yesterday at work, and I thought I would stop by and pick something up for lunch today. This is basically a take out place, no seating for eating just for waiting for your pick up. There is nothing to see as far as decor or what have you. But you should just be there for the food! The menu has lots of platters, ranging from short ribs, flounder, chicken (breast, legs or wings), meatloaf, etc. There are sandwiches of fish, and chicken. Some salads, lots of sides and puddings, pies and cakes. This was a good mix of things I thought. I got the turkey chop platter. This is basically a turkey breast seasoned and lightly fried. This I got with potato salad and collard greens. This was really good stuff. The chop wasn't greasy and was very juicy. I haven't had turkey like that before, so it was great. The greens were as to be expected, no surprise eh. However the potato salad was really really good. This was far different from my mom's which I think is 'da bomb.' It wasn't filled with mayo. It had its own distinct taste, that I couldn't really describe, but I waxed that off in no time, it was that good. The location isn't the greatest, but with good food like this, and the monstruous portions, at a good price; I will definitely be heading over to Deborah's more often. One advice is to call ahead (once you have been there before and have gotten a menu to take home). Okay...I'm going to take a nap, I ate so much, I think I have a food baby! ”
