The space itself is small and cozy. The barista was extremely friendly and my iced honey lavender latte was delicious. I'll be going back for sure.

I've been coming to the Satellite since it was the Comet on 40th but I've never written a review. But I just had the best bagel sandwich of my life and wanted to tell Wilder and Crew how much i love that them. I mean, I probably loved the sandwich a lot because I just had a 3 day migraine so this was my first real food in days, but also, it was delicious. Recommend building your own bagel with pesto, cream cheese, salmon and avocado! Love you guys.

-The food is good, the smoothies are better ! -Staff is super friendly. -The café has an open and invitation aura. -Outside seating and indoor both have a design that truly fits the neighborhood. -Cute and private !

I was a bit wary with the reviews but then I started dating a guy who likes to go here for breakfast. I've now been here several times and can attest that the food is tasty and the folks behind the counter are great. My go-to items are the Bike Shop and the Roma bagels, and the egg and coriander chutney wrap. Wasn't a huge fan of the rose chai (sorry but a tad too sweet and Mina's World set the bar high, R.I.P.). However, the smoothie menu is awesome- I like Choco Lovely or Blood & Honey. The BEST part is they have sustainable straws! There's vegan options on the menu and a case full of goodies from Crust Vegan bakery. There's indoor and outdoor seating, the back is kind of a living room vibe with plants and books and things to look at. If you get food to go, it's all in paper with no plastic so beware leaky sandwiches. tl;dr: ignore the pre-2020 reviews, this place is worth a visit!

It's cute and tucked away behind a little gate. Very welcoming. Me and my friend both got bagel sandwiches called the Bike Shop, and they were absolutely amazing. Possibly the best bagel sandwich I have ever had and that is saying a lot. Got a cortado that came out more like a cappuccino but was so good that I honestly don't care at all. Staff were super friendly. This is the type of place where I want to spend all of my hard earned money. I'm getting hungry just thinking about that sandwich

this place is honestly great. good coffee and DIY vibe, local art, lo-fi aesthetic and very unpretentious. The only downside is when locals bring their kids because its small and kids sort of make too much noise and are always smelly. Anyway the best part is how this is a flavor of the real west philly, not the bourgeois richy rich college kids (or professors) that are always trying to gentrify the neighborhood. Coffee and snacks for the people, not the starbux crowd. Plus one time i found a free bagel on a table and nobody judged me when i ate it.

I was apprehensive when I saw all of the reviews about bad service, but I came here with a friend and we had great service. Friendly server who made eye contact and chatted about the weather while taking and preparing our order correctly. No complaints! This place is a bit overwhelming for a vegetarian because there are just so many good options, it's hard to choose. Good reason to come back here next time I'm in the neighborhood. I recommend the black bean wrap and the espresso coffee. They have a bunch of good non-dairy (lol my phone tried to correct that to non-binary) mills including macadamia. The espresso itself is also well made enough to stand alone. There's seating inside, and when the weather's good, there's seating outside too. They get a lot of sunlight in the morning, so this is a great breakfast place. Also it's right by the tram if you're looking to pIck up something to go. Gender neutral restroom.