Franco's High Note Cafe - Philadelphia

Their tomato pie deserves a shout-out as well; it’s a marvel in its own right. Each bite offers a satisfying crunch that we all know and love. Although I've only dined in the restaurant once when I was younger, I still remember enjoying their chicken parmigiana over a bed of linguine. I was seated in a cozy corner and distinctly recall how delicious it was—and that I didn’t have to pay for it! So, that was definitely a win for me. Overall, I really enjoy everything that Francoluigi has to offer. Make sure to stop by and treat yourself to an amazing meal, my friends!

I popped in for a quick bite after exploring Miracle on 13th Street. There wasn’t much seating available, and when I inquired about more seats, the cashier told me there weren’t any. However, after checking online, I discovered they also have a dining room. I might come back to see what other options they have there. I tried the cheesesteak slice, and it was incredible! There was cheese on top of the pizza and more melted beneath it. The pizza was rich, cheesy, and packed with flavor, with a generous amount of meat. Just a heads up, there’s a $10 minimum for card payments, which means that two slices and a soda would meet that requirement.

The review is for the round tomato pie. $6.50 for the whole pie. Crust is thin, sauce is light so it's a light meal. Nice and crispy outer crust. Friendly staff and fast service.

Classic east coast pizza. Great flavor and toppings. Tried Cheese, pepperoni and cheeseteak all delicious

I don't think this place is ever going to reopen. Things were getting a little weird in there even before Covid. Prices went up, portion sizes got smaller and containers for food changed. The short bald guy behind the counter was getting louder too, and not in a good/friendly way.