We had never heard of Giannotti's, and we only live a few minutes away. Wow, what a gem in our…read morearea! My husband got bacon wrapped stuffed shrimp and I got scallops, and they were both delicious. The chefs here know seafood! Probably some of the best seafood I've had in Berks County. Our waitress was very helpful and kind, too. The portions aren't huge for the cost, so just be aware of that. But the quality of the food made the price feel worth it to us. We'll definitely be back for future date nights!

For Mother's Day it was a bit of a let down. Three of us ordered the crab imperial. Sounds…read moredelicious? I looked up recipes to see what it should entail? It just tasted like a mediocre crab cake stuffed into a pan for broiling. Definitely nothing imperial about it. My husband had Chicken Parmigiana that he loved though. I tasted it and it was really good. Service was wonderful!

Outstanding experience. (Hope this review makes up for minor squabbles about Gracie's, which I too…read morelove!) Located a bit out of the way in the Flying Hills golf course, but worth the drive. Sports bar- Eagles vibe w/ a decent draft list. The kegs weren't working (seems to happen at every bar we attend these days) but still enjoyed a Mike & Merrill Philly Hazy IPA. Wings a good size, crisp, you know, the way wings used to be before everyone started charging an arm & a leg & serving broken pigeon wings. Classic "Buffalo" sauce & blue cheese dressing were good. FINALLY tried famous Caramel Burger (which I missed several times at the Hamburger festival). It did not disappoint. Good size, flavorful patty, & what these people do best- the bacon jam & caramelized bacon. The sweetness of the onions sings thru. Order it! Husband ordered seasonal special Frikadellen/Bratwurst Smash Burger. Skipping right to it- the cottage fries. (Gracie's/Louie's if you had this all the time we'd have no beef! LOL) INCREDIBLE! Crisp, thin, tender, amazing. If you follow me you know I am over the frozen fries served at every eatery in this country. Finally, amazingly pleasant, genuinely happy, server- Reese. She was on my side throughout this whole foodie journey, even the beer & burger mishap (initially burger served w/o cheese sauce). She's a keeper! We'll be back & will spread the word! Till then, stay on your toes! Thank you Louie's for a great meal.

I have been here twice, both inside and outside! Love the sports bar environment with lots of TVs…read moreand Philadelphia sports team memorabilia. The food was so good & perfectly made. The service was quick and personable.

An OK takeout experience at Cheers Bistro. I visited late in the evening and it seemed like they…read moremight have been preparing to close the kitchen for the night. Ordering was OK, however, I had to be relentless in asking for updates on my order as there were a few to-go bags sitting at the bar. I stood at the bar for quite a while and eventually received my food, but not without an unwelcoming attitude from someone who I believe might have been managing orders and the bar. The food was OK. The dining room looks inviting and comfortable, however, it seems the bar is the feature, so don't expect a quiet dinner experience. Definitely a good, casual bar experience in downtown Reading. If at the Doubletree I'll try them again and perhaps dine-in.

The food, service, and drinks are amazing! I bit on the pricey, side but overall a great experience.read more

Absolutely delicious! Everything is homemade and fresh. Friendly staff and quick service. I will…read moredefinitely be back! The Mac and cheese bites are a must have!

We stopped for something quick to eat... He was refreshing to see a real family restaurant... It…read morewas quiet and peaceful place... The food was good

Service and meals were AmAzingly greAt Only recommendation…read morewe have is that the restaurant apply a sound barrier to absorb the *Noise from the many customers. The latter is a good "problem" to have

I rarely leave reviews but this place will be an exception. the waiters were good and the food was…read moreokay but we had to wait nearly an hour and a half for our meal. it was a brunch. Not worth the wait.

10/10. Amazing place. The food was the best I've ever had, this is one of the most "hidden" of…read more"hidden gems". Please eat here if you haven't, the food melted in my mouth and the buns were beautiful. The night I ate here was one of the best nights of my life. Thank you for this experience.

Went to the pub for lunch! Great food! The sweet potato fries we excellent! The pulled was so yummy…read moreit melted in my mouth... I swear the buns were dipped in butter. We also had fish tacos wonderful meal all the way around!! The service was friendly and food came out right on time.

Came in really hungry and excited having not been here in a long time. I was waited on by Kaiti,…read moreshe is super nice! I ordered the Burn Burger, medium rare. What I got was not even anywhere close to medium rare. It was very overcooked and very well done. The server was apologetic. I said it was "fine". Not her fault. I tried and ate half, but couldn't do the rest. I left disappointed (and still hungry).

Excellent food, Great tasting Beer, the best thing about the tavern, GREAT PEOPLE, no matter where…read morewe sit whether the booth, table, or the Bar you receive Great Service, hats off to the entire crew at Kutztown Tavern. Thank You, Debra/Eric Conover

Food: overpriced mediocre…read more Service: variable, bar service is best option. Ambiance: cold and old, needs a good cleaning. Bathrooms are filthy, a good indicator of what you would probably find in the kitchen. Bottom line: better value options in the area, I would pass on the Heritage.

This old stone building appears to have had a facelift. The interior was lighter and brighter than…read moreexpected. Seemed nice enough, but the off vibe was detected immediately upon entering the empty lobby. The hostess appeared after a few minutes and told us there would be a ten minute wait. It made no sense when ten minutes later we were led to a table at the back of the nearly empty dining room. Right next to a table occupied by a large family. A 6 or 7 year old boy was flinging his jacket in the air trying to land it on one of the beams. The adults seemed to think his efforts were in vain and were ignoring him, so two more joined in the fun. The hostess had already abandoned us. Not wanting that jacket to land on my dinner, I looked at my partner and loudly said " Hell no". A waiter caught my eye and waved us to another table. It was five or ten more minutes before the other server showed up. Partner went with a cheesesteak and I ordered the turkey and Brie. After waiting 20 minutes , I start counting. Besides us and the large family, there were two tables getting their take out containers and us three waiting for food. Seemed like a light load for two servers, a hostess and busser. The wait for the table and easy food orders seemed a bit much. So more than half hour after ordering, our food arrives. Partner said his cheesesteak was surprisingly good. Neither of us like the old bay on the chips. My fries were okay. The turkey was the funky deli kind with a rind. The edges,got a little dried out. On the grill or under the hot light. Either way not a good thing.

We loved it here! They had a very big coffee selection and lots of items on the menu. We loved that…read morethe service was quick and we could sit outside. It is only open Friday-Sunday for breakfast and lunch, just to let you know! Almost everything can be made gluten free or vegan if needed, which is nice for allergy or preference dietary needs.

The Hash It Out breakfast sandwich was simply declicious! Even though it was stacked with eggs,…read morecheese, hash browns, and sauce, it didn't fall apart. Andy was friendly and gracious. Although I'm not gluten sensitive, I'm glad to see he offers it. I'll definitely go back when I'm in the area.

This is one of my favorite restaurants. I don't go out to eat much because I am handicapped and…read morecannot walk. Sweet Street has really good food and desserts. I was telling my caregiver last week that we need to go there soon. The owners are very friendly.

WORK REVIEW: poor leadership and HR enablement created a dysfunctional work…read more * this is my opinion based on my experience working there* I was the assistant manager at Cafe Sweet Street for a little less than a year. I have a lot of experience in management in another industry but I was excited to get this role as I've always wanted to get into food. Upon starting, my experience was great. It's a fairly easy job and you also get a free meal each shift. That being said, when I was told about all the turnover they experienced - I was confused. I was primarily tasked with running the front of house. The General manager(GM) was also the head chef and primarily managed the kitchen staff. During my first few weeks there, the front of house girls trained me on what to do and it became clear very quickly, that no one had properly trained them. There were no standard expectations set for cleanliness, how food or drinks should be made, and the girls just kind of did whatever they wanted. I quickly took action to set expectations, improve customer service, re-train the girls on cleanliness issues and how to operate the coffee bar. Over the course of my year there, it became very clear to me that the GM was a primary issue. He was rarely present in the cafe, did not take the time to train his people or set expectations, yet, GM would seemingly get upset when things were not done to his liking. Other issues that I observed goes as follows: GM would be passive or speak condescendingly to the girls, make it difficult for more than one person to call off at a time, would not help the FOH staff out if they needed it, and would never take responsibility/accountability when he was wrong. GM would react unprofessional when a pregnant team member started to have a lot of appointments because it would mess up the schedule. Due to frequent call offs, there were many times where I had to close kitchen and FOH alone because GM could not be bothered to stay beyond his scheduled time. It was a running joke throughout all of Sweet Street that he was an asshole. And if you did not know, he is also related to the owners.. which he would often complain about the owner and how she was extremely difficult. Anyways, when I went to finally address these issues with him, he wanted to have a meeting with HR. When we had that meeting, it was a "surprise review" for me rather than a conversation to address some of my concerns as we had previously agreed on. GM took this opportunity to turn the issues on me and made it seem like I was the one who was not doing my job. Mind you, I did not have a single write up my whole time there. As a result of this "meeting" turned ambush, I decided to resign right then and there. When I finally got to addressing my issues, the head of HR (HHR) all of Sweet Street decided to dismiss all of them, gaslight me and continued to enable GM by avoiding any form of accountability. I want to make this abundantly clear: HHR only seems to care about protecting Sweet Street the company, not the employees. I have visited the cafe a few times since resigning because I still have old co-workers there who I visit and the food is decent. Well, my last time visiting the cafe The HHR approached me and asked to speak with me. When getting to her office, she very rudely flooded me with questions, one of which was "why would you ever come back to the cafe?"(mind you, I am a customer who has returned to the cafe several times to eat since resigning). When I told her that I still have old co-workers here and do not mind supporting the cafe by eating here, I was told "we don't need your support" and that I am not welcome here. This is both funny and ironic because the cafe does not seem to be receiving a lot of business most of the time and would more than likely benefit from my support. I suppose what I had addressed from the "meeting turned ambush" left an impression. Anyways, i will not be going back but this is an FYI to anyone applying. I have even heard that they already turned around a couple more people.