Cafe Clover Philly

“Very good coffee and unique selection of Korean desserts.”

Peach M Reinhardt★★★★★

This place is such a treat if you’re craving bingsu or something sweet. The mango bingsu was refreshing and loaded with fresh, juicy mango chunks on top of fluffy shaved ice, it paired perfectly with the condensed milk on the side. We also tried the tiramisu one, which was crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and topped with vanilla ice cream. Both desserts were delicious and perfect for sharing.

Miri Son-Cha★

The owner is beyond rude! My family and I had just eaten lunch at dubu next door and ordered a small bingsoo for a couple of us to share and a juice box for my toddler nephew. The owner suddenly came up and berated us about why the 5 of us wanted to share 1 small dessert. Not that it mattered but I explained that my sister and her husband wanted to split a dessert and the rest of us were full. She then tried to pivot, saying that she had had too many occasions when she had to remake the small bingsoo for larger ones. That just doesnt make any sense lol What a wild experience. The traditional b

Charlotte★

Very disappointed with our experience here. Came here from the city after hearing they had the best, authentic bingsu in the greater Philly area. My partner and I get to the counter to order, and we were told they don't sell bingsu to anyone with less than 4 people in their party. We're both Asian and have had plenty of bingsu in our life times, so we were planning to split it anyways between ourselves, and the portions we had seen online didn't look that much different than anywhere that serves bingsu. The cashier fought us on it a little bit, but we finally caved and agreed to get individua

Kelly King★

My husband and I occasionally came here after eating at Dubu, but unfortunately our last visit will be our final one. We were accidentally double-charged for a drink, and when we asked about it, the owner seemed upset with us for her mistake. Later, while I finished my coffee, my husband asked to use the restroom and was told he should have bought a drink and paid for the seat he was using—despite the café being completely empty (I’ve added a photo to show this). When I asked if this was her policy and if she had any signage that we missed, she became very rude. I understand this rule in a bus