Herman's Coffee
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1313 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Herman's Coffee is a coffee roastery, café, and specialty market in Philadelphia's Pennsport neighborhood, opened by owner Mat Falco in 2017 inside a former auto-mechanic's shop. Beginning in 2020 — after discovering the non-alcoholic aperitif Ghia — Falco built what the Philadelphia Inquirer calls one of the region's largest zero-proof selections: over 200 non-alcoholic wines, spirits, and beers, plus 50–75 mixers and syrups and more than 100 bitters, much of it sold to take home. By day, the café pours house-made non-alcoholic creations such as the Blood Orange Espresso Tonic, Lavender Lemonade Spritz, and the "Don't Call Me Shirley Temple." On Friday and Saturday nights, Herman's After Dark switches to candlelit table service with a menu of cocktails and wines "with and without alcohol," plus light bites and rotating food pop-ups.
What to order
- Blood Orange Espresso Tonic
- Lavender Lemonade Spritz
- Don't Call Me Shirley Temple
- Topo Tiki