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Fame Good Eats

4.6 (91 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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South of the Border Omelette
Georgianna G.

I kept hearing great things about Fame Good Eats, so I finally decided to give it a try. I have to say, my experience was a bit mixed--but I will definitely be back to give it another shot. Let me start with the food: it was absolutely delicious. The portion size was generous, and the prices were very reasonable. No complaints there at all. Where things fell short for me was the service. To be fair, the place was packed--people waiting both inside and outside--which is usually a great sign of a popular spot. When I went in, I gave my name and mentioned I was dining solo and happy to sit at the counter. I noticed an open seat but was asked to wait until my name was called. A few minutes later, a waitress came around checking on guests and realized there was, in fact, a seat available, so she sat me right away. After looking over the menu and deciding what I wanted, I sat for about 10 minutes without anyone coming over. The same staff member noticed and ended up taking my order. One thing that stood out to me--I was asked to pay upfront, which felt a little unusual, especially since I noticed other customers were paying at the end of their meals. Not a big deal, just something I found odd. Unfortunately, while sitting at the counter, I also witnessed two staff members arguing and using inappropriate language in front of customers, which made for an uncomfortable atmosphere. All that said, I truly believe the food speaks for itself, and that's what matters most to me. I'm hopeful this was just an off day because I would absolutely go back again and give them another chance. Please don't let this review deter you from trying them. I'm hoping it was just an off day.

Mo's dad makes all the soups from scratch
lisa k.

I learned about Fame early this year and have become a regular. My absolute favorite place for brunch. My go to is shrimp and grits but my husband loves the omlettes and and sons like the French toasts and pancakes. Their shakshuka is great too. You cant go wrong with anything on the menu. The service is fantastic. There is always a wait on weekends but it moves quick. PRO TIP: go during the week. The menu is the same and its easier to be seated immediately. Best of all is the warmth and generosity of the owners. When I met Mo I told him about my work at a nonprofit and he supported our work! So kind! I am so appreciative I made a little design around the photos I took of my food!

Italian scrambled eggs: ricotta, pesto and balsamic glaze.
Robyn H.

There is so much else I can say. I come here more than I come to any other restaurant and every time they not get out of the park.

The best Philly cheesesteak. No need to drive down to Philadelphia.   Ribeye Cheesesteak Fries
Don C.

Fame is a great neighborhood eatery. The breakfast is really good. Today we came in to get Moe's cheesesteak. It is truly a fantastic cheesesteak. Really there's no need to ride down to Philadelphia to get a cheesesteak when this quality sandwich is right here. Mo and his father Anton run a really nice establishment and the staff is amazing and energetic. Highly recommend becoming a regular.

Ours
Jessica C.

Finally got to try it out for lunch today and it was pretty great. So fast , closer than I thought, and that plaza has done well all stores are in business. I will be back again. I got a salad with fruit and grilled chicken and I added a small New England clam chowder soup, both were good and filling. My husband had a skillet bowl and he liked it. Lunch came out to 40 with the iced coffee he got but I think it was pretty good. I love to leave a place full. Service was really attentive, food came out fast and I was content. I will be back with my son so he can try one of their interesting, pancakes , waffles, or French toast! Yum! No wait , not too crowded, and plenty parking in plaza.

Lemon Berry Bliss
Anna M.

I was on a road trip and staying in New Hope, PA. Scouring Yelp for the best breakfast that's more of a mom & pop vibe that are nearby. I came across Fame Good Eats and boy was I thrilled! I ended up eating breakfast here two days in a row. The staff are super friendly and attentive. The menu items all sounded amazing, making it difficult to just pick one item. I ended up ordering the Biscuits & Gravy (epic comfort food) and the following day, I ordered the Lemon Berry Bliss pancakes. Chefs kiss. I will return next time I'm in the area. Would definitely recommend taking a look at this place. Also, it looks like it was a former bank at some point. Really cool history associated with the location.

Pesto Power Panini
Brian W.

Second time back, this time for brunch with my wife and a new friend. No matter how busy they were, 20 minute back up out the door, we were so well taken care of. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Not sure what type of vitamins they are taking, no time to slow down. Kudos to the staff. Our brunch food was delicious l, was hot, flavorful, colorful and did I say delicious !!!!! See our food pics/ Can not go wrong. Except go early.

Entrance is set back from main store fronts
Keith G.

My wife and I have a new project to try everything on the menu at least once. Banana fosterific French toast and biscuits and gravy. Again both were great, while there was plenty of sausage gravy, I kind of thought maybe an extra half biscuit would have been a nice touch. ....either way we will be back.

Chorizo Benedict
Rebecca A.

We yelped this place when we were in the area and Yelp never fails me! It was really good! We tried a chorizo Benedict and a crème brûlée French toast. Both were delicious! The bathroom was nice and clean. The service was good.

Breakfast Combo no meat
Rosalind M.

The food here is always good and service is excellent. You can't go wrong with anything you order. Breakfast is my fav

Breakfast combo with chorizo

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Great service great food the ladies were amazing. Will return again I drove a long away to eat was wort it

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Great breakfast/brunch spot! Very friendly servers, food was delish & reasonablypriced!! Definitely a new spot in our rotation!!

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Food was great. Service was very fast. Ambiance was very casual. Would surely go again soon.

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Is this the Fame restaurant that was in Hamilton NJ?

It is not. Fame: Good Eats is run by Chef Anton, who’s worked in many prestigious restaurants in Chambersburg, NJ, and Pa and his son Moe, former owner of Oh Brother Philly

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