@lynneatsdin: 1400+ places and counting | Philly food recs #postgrad #phillyfoodies

Lynn | Food &Finance &Travel
Lynn | Food &Finance &Travel
Open In TikTok:
Region: US
Monday 02 November 2026 16:00:24 GMT
52650
4578
118
523

Music

Download

Comments

parabrachialnucleus
parabrachialnucleus :
Double knot was so mediocre and so was Kalaya. Feel the need to give both another try. I just feel like neither place would survive in NY or LA.
2026-11-02 22:14:38
72
thatdoginme0
thatdoginme :
Double Knot is strictly happy hour in my mind 🙂‍↕️
2026-11-02 23:06:26
30
a931238
a :
Double knot at 2 is crazy to me but to each their own
2026-11-13 01:50:30
0
user032720017
nahzyra <3 :
I LOVE DOUBLEKNOT
2026-11-12 20:35:42
1
unisqlo
eunice :p :
wtf does being in finance got anything to do with eating food💀
2026-11-03 03:27:45
83
herpy_derpy
Derpy :
Lost me at double knot.
2026-11-02 23:34:43
29
_cindy98_
Cindy Li :
Wait I’m going to scampi tomorrow why Asian?
2026-11-12 01:29:46
1
dyodorfostoyevsky
dyodorfostoyevsky :
ain’t no way philly has this many 9+s LOL
2026-11-03 21:25:10
2
vuongopinion
David Vuong :
I mostly agree accept that I think Perla is severely overrated
2026-11-03 02:09:04
2
mygoldenbeauty
mygoldenbeauty :
Nam phuong is the BEST! We go every sunday
2026-11-10 12:59:03
1
sm_031397
S&M :
Girl me toooo haha I’ve been everywhere
2026-11-10 17:12:55
1
.ddaeng
Squid Kid :
nam phuong mentioned 🙂‍↕️
2026-11-12 22:39:28
1
oh.ceciliaa
cece :
no sorry double knot is so mediocre and while Perla is good it certainly can’t touch a place with some ambiance, drinks…anything 🥴
2026-11-03 05:06:39
10
somarsujey
sujey :
Have you been to The Lesieur? I have birthday reservations next week
2026-11-07 22:33:00
1
esdalenoah
noah esdale :
I feel like this list depends heavy on how you percieve going out and what specifically it is you seek when you go out for dinner
2026-11-03 19:23:54
2
minh.caooo
Minh Cao :
what app did you use🫣🫣
2026-11-04 06:41:57
1
ryanleeds3
Ryan Leeds :
Double knot??
2026-11-03 02:33:46
7
em.wright_
Emily E.V. Wright :
You lost me at double knot.
2026-11-03 06:02:23
6
yourfoodiecourt
Food Court :
I agree with these !!
2026-11-04 22:15:45
1
baddiegirl3953214
baddiegirl3953214 :
You haven’t ranked anything below an 8!!?
2026-11-04 00:16:35
2
rodkavigatoni
bree :
what is everyone’s beef with double knot? have you ever had their edamame dumpling???
2026-11-07 18:37:58
4
joleahalarke
JoLeaha Larke :
No Tuna Bar, LMNO, or Malooga 🫪
2026-11-03 22:08:10
1
kvaraa
kvara🇬🇪 :
Try Kinto in fishtown
2026-11-03 15:07:32
1
nattttybb
Nattttyb :
What dish is that from kalaya? Looks so good
2026-11-03 16:44:10
1
poopinmyurethra69
😦 :
Paulie gees isn’t a top 10 pizza here
2026-11-03 01:08:40
1
To see more videos from user @lynneatsdin, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Replying to @stephanie 🩷✨ One of my most-asked questions is: ✨ “How do you get your buttercream so smooth?” ✨ Answer time! 👩‍🍳🫶 • I use American buttercream (my recipe and full tutorial are linked in my bio!). • Instead of frosting the cake in sections with a spatula, I fully cover the cake using a piping bag technique. • Applying buttercream evenly over the entire cake creates a much smoother surface that’s easier to work with and helps prevent patchy or uneven areas. • Next, I use an offset spatula and gently “see-saw” along the sides of the cake to push out any trapped air bubbles or gaps. At this stage, the goal is simply full coverage—not perfection just yet! • For the top of the cake, my left hand turns the cake turntable while my right hand holds the offset spatula at a slight angle. Use light, gentle pressure—no need to be heavy-handed. 😊 • When you’re ready to smooth the cake with a scraper, make sure the bottom edge of the scraper stays flush with the cake board. This helps maintain even pressure all the way around and prevents creating uneven spots. • Once you’ve achieved a fairly smooth surface, run your scraper under warm (not hot) water and dry it completely. Continue smoothing the cake gently. The warmth slightly softens the buttercream, creating that silky-smooth, almost glossy finish. • To sharpen the top edge, hold your offset spatula at a slight upward angle toward yourself and pull from the outer edge of the cake inward toward the center. And that’s it! ✨ I hope this helps make your next cake a little smoother. Happy baking! 🫶🎂  #buttercream #bakingtip #buttercreamrecipe #cakedecorating #cakeoftheday
Replying to @stephanie 🩷✨ One of my most-asked questions is: ✨ “How do you get your buttercream so smooth?” ✨ Answer time! 👩‍🍳🫶 • I use American buttercream (my recipe and full tutorial are linked in my bio!). • Instead of frosting the cake in sections with a spatula, I fully cover the cake using a piping bag technique. • Applying buttercream evenly over the entire cake creates a much smoother surface that’s easier to work with and helps prevent patchy or uneven areas. • Next, I use an offset spatula and gently “see-saw” along the sides of the cake to push out any trapped air bubbles or gaps. At this stage, the goal is simply full coverage—not perfection just yet! • For the top of the cake, my left hand turns the cake turntable while my right hand holds the offset spatula at a slight angle. Use light, gentle pressure—no need to be heavy-handed. 😊 • When you’re ready to smooth the cake with a scraper, make sure the bottom edge of the scraper stays flush with the cake board. This helps maintain even pressure all the way around and prevents creating uneven spots. • Once you’ve achieved a fairly smooth surface, run your scraper under warm (not hot) water and dry it completely. Continue smoothing the cake gently. The warmth slightly softens the buttercream, creating that silky-smooth, almost glossy finish. • To sharpen the top edge, hold your offset spatula at a slight upward angle toward yourself and pull from the outer edge of the cake inward toward the center. And that’s it! ✨ I hope this helps make your next cake a little smoother. Happy baking! 🫶🎂 #buttercream #bakingtip #buttercreamrecipe #cakedecorating #cakeoftheday

About