Coffee & Pastries

When I was reading the Inquirer, I came across one article that grabbed my attention: "Too Bean Or Not Too Bean", about a man who has several coffee shops and about all of the coffee shops on the Main Line. Following this train of thought...

1. I researched "Main Line coffee shops" and ended up here: http://www.mainlinetoday.com/Main-Line-Today/March-2012/Main-Line-Coffee-Drinkers-Enjoy-Specialty-Brews/. This made me curious about what the best coffee shops actually in the city were.
2. I looked up "coffee shops in Philadelphia" and came across an article talking about how a coffee shop in Philadelphia was named #1 on the "Best Coffee in America" list: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/04/04/philadelphia-coffee-shop-takes-1-spot-on-americas-best-coffee-list/
3. I followed up on that, googling the coffee shop (Ultimo Coffee) and found that they also sell bakery items from bakeries around the city: http://ultimocoffee.com/?p=55
4. This made me curious about what the good bakeries were, so I checked "bakeries in Philadelphia" and came across a Top Bakeries list: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/top-lists/best-bakeries-in-philadelphia/
5. I chose one that was relatively close (a couple blocks) to Ultimo and said it had reasonable prices (though it gives no pricing on the website...): http://www.artisanboulangerpatissier.com/
6. I checked the SEPTA map and from 30th St Station, you can take two subway lines and a short walk to the coffee shop and bakery.

I propose that we have a trip into the city to have some of the best coffee in America and best pastries in Philly, to see if they're really as good as they're said to be.