Di Bruno's is equal parts cheese shop, bakery, butcher, sandwich shop, deli and fruit stand. Sound like a grocery store? Well, it is, but without all the peripheral items, and more like the gourmet aisle than the 2-for-1 aisle.
I like Di Bruno's a lot -- although, if you are expecting Trader Joe's you might be disappointed, some of the items can be expensive. But, I just bought Fuji apples for $1. 40 a pound, which is an excellent price, so you never know.
If you like cheese, you'll love Di Bruno's. They have a good selection of Italian cheeses as well as well cheese's from other nations, and Italian meats like pepperoni, salami, prosciutto in dozens of varieties. If you are a food lover it is hard not to like this place.
Upstairs, in the Center City store Di Bruno's has a roomy dining area with buffet salad bar, sandwich bar. The salad bar usually has a fresh hot item or two, like pasta, or a meat dish.
Here's their website: http://www.dibruno.com/
Di Bruno's (main location)
Rittenhouse Square
1730 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Di Bruno's (smaller lunch location)
Comcast Building
17th and JFK
Di Bruno's
Italian Market
930 S. 9th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19145
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