Mood Cafe

The first time I went to Cafe Estelle was with my girlfriend; weve just moved to Northern Liberties not knowing much about Philly except it is the place of adventure and brunches. We were always on the hunt for cool cafe as we love to go outdoors. My tale about Cafe Estelle is one of amazement, indulgence, and some regret. Do you want to know why? I have never been one for the so-called brunch. Nothing personal, I just felt it is over rated. I admit I was wrong, and when I knew my mistake it was too late. We discovered Cafe Estelle by pure chance when we were headed to the vet to check on Matilda, her pet cat, so we both made a mental note to check it out. We managed to park somewhere and walked into that place tucked away, almost hidden, like a shy little girl. We went in, and though we werent expecting much, I was a little bit surprised by the settings that didnt match how it looked from outside. We sat down ordered our food and couldnt talk since the food did all the talking! From that moment, I became a devout convert. We regularly visited until the bad news came. Weve had so many sweet memories in that Cafe Estelle, and deeply satisfying food too. While I dont know very much about why it closed, Ive heard the stories from my friends about the founder and the reasons Cafe Estelle shut down. I still have a part of my life gone forever with Closing of Cafe Estelle. I remember having interesting conversations with my friends over the time, how we liked the interior design, and the energetic staff, and the fantastic food. I feel like it was all a lie. I know Im dramatic, but sometimes I feel betrayed too. But this is the harsh nature of business; it doesnt care for sentiments. I spent months afterward searching and looking for a similar place but nothing compares to the experiences and memories I shared with my friends over there. Maybe it was the location, or something else. Its right next door to the Chilis and Credit Glory , both of which I frequented regularly.