West Philly’s Kabobeesh stays open until 11:30 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, serving Pakistani and Indian dishes to hungry students after a night out or a long study session. The casual spot is known for its kebabs, rice dishes, and fresh naan.

The kitchen is open until 11:15 p.m. every day at this Graduate Hospital tavern. Grace’s bartenders stock a wonderful beer collection, and those in the know order blackened green beans alongside their grilled Grace burgers.

There’s not much else around Point Breeze’s American Sardine Bar, but it’s worth the detour for the bar’s great beer list and tight, rotating menu of perfectly executed beer-friendly food, served until midnight daily. Patrons can take their time even after the kitchen closes since the restaurant stays open until 2 a.m.

Philly’s oldest bar is known as a late-night drinking spot, but McGillin’s 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 at this Midtown Village classic.

In Center City, Time keeps its kitchen open until 1 a.m., serving cheffy snacks and entrees including white mussels, shrimp and grits, filet mignon, crab cake sandwiches, and an eponymous burger. The food’s a lovely foil for the bar’s popular live music and whiskey selection.

A bowl of mussels, a massive portion of eggplant parm, maybe a plate of the day’s bruschetta — these are all the makings of a great late-night dinner in true South Philly fashion. Red-gravy joint Triangle Tavern was a neighborhood staple in its heyday and now, reopened and serving food until 1 a.m., it has become one again.

This tiny taqueria in the Italian Market has done wonders for Philly’s restaurant workers and others who get off the clock late and need tasty tacos after a shift. Arrive by 3 a.m. and you can order your fill of them. (Note that this used to be named Prima Pizza Taqueria Mexicana. It doesn’t serve pizza.)

In Chinatown, David’s Mai Lah Wah is the late-night capital of Philadelphia, staying open until 3 a.m. This is by no means the best Chinese food in Philly, but as other options dwindle, it definitely hits the spot. Come for the fried dumplings and salt-and-pepper wings, stay for the people-watching.

Quirky Silk City in Northern Liberties 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. The diner stays open until midnight Fridays, while the seasonal beer garden goes till midnight Fridays and Saturdays, so you can order buttermilk fried chicken, mac and cheese, turkey BLTs, and more.

Late nights in Old City, especially on weekends, can be downright chaotic. But in the middle of it all, there’s Khyber, an oasis on Second Street with an excellent beer list and Southern and Creole cooking. The kitchen is open until 1 a.m.

Consistency is key when it comes to late-night eating, and North Third’s got it down pat. Reasonable prices, friendly vibes, and the evidence that someone’s making a real effort in the kitchen maintain the beloved status of this long-running Northern Liberties gastropub. 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 bar is open until midnight Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays but the kitchen closes at 11 p.m.