West Philly’s Kabobeesh stays open until 1 a.m. (11 p.m. on Mondays) to serve Pakistani and Indian dishes to hungry students after a night out or long study session. The casual spot is known for its kebabs, rice dishes, and fresh naan.

University City’s Dim Sum House keeps college students (and everyone else) full of dumplings and scallion pancakes from lunchtime until 1 a.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Service is quick — perfect for late-night hunger.

This neighborhood tavern serves food until 2 a.m. every single day of the week. Grace's bartenders stock a wonderful beer collection, and those in-the-know order blackened green beans alongside their Grace Burgers.

A real bar with a real food menu is just the ticket at the end of a night and that’s where Good Dog thrives. The full menu of well-executed bar food — including the popular burger — is available until 1 a.m. Try to catch one of the Chef Carolynn Angle’s luxe daily specials, which have included split lobster tails and steak tartare.

Philly’s oldest bar is known as a late night drinking spot, but also serves its full menu of comfort food until 1 a.m. every day of the week. Mile high meatloaf, shepherd’s pie, wings, and nachos are a great way to wrap up a night.

Vegan cocktail bar Charlie Was a Sinner keeps its kitchen open until midnight on weekends. This narrow Gayborhood/Midtown Village spot is known for elegant small plates — like zucchini “crab” cakes and cauliflower steak — that pack in flavor while eschewing animal products.

While beer takes center stage at this neighborhood pub, it's Fountain Porter’s burger that's been getting all the attention. For just five bucks, get the thin, backyard-style burger stacked high with tomatoes, lettuce, and American cheese. It's salty, dripping with juice, and always available until 1 a.m.

A bowl of mussels, a massive portion of eggplant parm, maybe a plate of the day's bruschetta — those are all the makings of a great late night dinner in true South Philly fashion. The red gravy joint was a neighborhood staple in its heyday and now, reopened and serving until 1 a.m., it has become so again.

Over in Chinatown, David's Mai Lah Wah is the late night capital of Philadelphia, staying open until 3 a.m. It's by no means the best Chinese food in Philly, but it does offer some of the best late night eats in the city. Come for the fried dumplings and salt-and-pepper wings and stay for the people-watching.

Neighborhood haunt Royal Tavern serves satisfying pub grub with an international flair until 1 a.m. Think: wings, potato skins topped with shredded duck, and lots of vegan options, including a sloppy Joe and a tempeh club sandwich.

One of Philly’s best French restaurants, The Good King Tavern, keeps its kitchen open late (until 1 a.m. Monday through Saturday and midnight on Sunday) to serve up hearty tavern fare like steak frites and escargot. It also has one of the best wine programs in town, which is très bien because nothing goes better with French wine than French food.

As the name suggests, Jesse Ito’s Royal Sushi & Izakaya is a two-part affair, with a chill Japanese pub in the front and a reservations-only sushi counter tucked away in the back. The pub serves chicken and pork belly skewers, fried oysters, beef tataki, rainbow rolls, and much more until 1 a.m. daily.

Quirky Silk City is half nightclub and half diner, creating the perfect mash-up for hungry partiers seeking comfort food classics after getting sweaty on the dance floor. Get buttermilk fried chicken, mac and cheese, turkey BLTs, and more until 1 a.m.

Consistency is key when it comes to late night eating, and North Third's got it down pat. Reasonable prices, someone making a real effort in the kitchen, and friendly vibes make this long-running Northern Liberties gastropub a neighborhood staple. The wings? They're as good as everyone says they are — crispy, saucy, sticky, and just right after a night out on the town. The kitchen is open until 1 a.m. Wednesday through Saturday, and until midnight the rest of the week.

One of Philly’s favorite local music venues has got dinner and a show for night owls every day of the week. The kitchen at Johnny Brenda’s stays open until 1 a.m. to satisfy late night hunger with burgers, fries, snacks, and some impressive veggie dishes.

Fishtown meets Los Angeles at this popular taqueria on Norris Street. The tacos live up to the hype, and getting a round of expertly stacked nachos and a street dog is always a good idea. The kitchen stays open until 2 a.m. nightly. A second Loco Pez in West Philly serves dinner until midnight.