RIM Cafe - Art cafe in Philadelphia - 1172 S 9th St, USA

The Rim Cafe is an experience you'll enjoy. Make sure you have the time to stop and relax, as this is not your drive through coffee joint. The atmosphere is like a museum. There are thousands of pieces of movie memorabilia all over the Cafe. The coffee and dessert items are literally creative works of art, especially if you ask for the "Surprise Me." The desserts are made right in front of you. If you're lucky enough, you may get told a fascinating story from the owner, Rene. He's a amazing man who loves the USA and all it's people!

First time coming here and it definitely won't be the last! The music, the food, the atmosphere makes me so nostalgic for times spent with my Italian family. The hot chocolate is gourmet and the show that accompanied the preparation of it was so fun! There are so many varieties of authentic Italian cannolis that it's hard to choose one. That's why I'll be back again!

Amazing!!! This place did not disappoint. The food, drinks, and atmosphere were incredible! Perfect date spot. Will be back!!

Delicious cannolis- super filled! Many varieties. My five year old daughter and I enjoyed coming here. Thanks!

The best little coffee shop. Handcrafted beverages Freshly made Gelato Freshly made cannolis Owned and run by the most amazing couple

What a great place. The hot chocolate was amazing and the show they put on while making your hot chocolate is worth the money. Definitely a great after dinner desert spot. Highly recommend.

We visited the Italian market area in Philly because we were all in need of espresso-based drinks. We drove by this place and said why not? They have a lot of different flavor cannolis. Everything from, your average cannoli to the Nutella or espresso. We ordered a few different kinds of cannolis, a double espresso, a cappuccino and a hot chocolate. The service was pretty efficient and the drinks and cannolis were great! I suppose the atmosphere was also part of the experience. As you can tell from the photos there are a lot of different photos, memorabilia, and an ode to Italian culture and film. We walked out with the owner who was a very friendly person. the highlight was having him conversing with a squirrel who knew who he was. The squirrel came up to my daughter and she gave it some of the cannoli and biscotti. If you're ever in the area come for food but stay for the squirrel! Parking is not easy to come by.And although I did not check, I will assume That the bathroom may not be accessible. However the store itself is accessible in getting in and out is no problem.

Stopped in for coffee and a truffle the owner was so nice and it's such a cozy little shop such a great historical place I love it