Hubby and I ate breakfast on a Friday morning, restaurant was busy but the service was fast,…read morewelcoming, and attentive. Bar seating only. We had French toast, a blueberry pancake (huge!!), scrapple and eggs. Only negative was the scrapple was a bit greasy but still had a crispy crust. We will definitely be back!

The food is authentic and home made. Now don't go rushing over here all you New Yorkers and…read morebennies. Stay away !

A super cute local roadside stop that really makes you feel like you are out in the woods. This is…read morea combo farm store and cafe. So you can peruse the rows of goodies like local jams and jarred foods, pick up a pie to go, or order some breakfast and lunch to stay. We shared a BLT which came with a generous amount of bacon, thick and juicy farm fresh tomatoes, and perfectly fluffy bread. The fries were thin and crispy perfection, and the apple cider donuts were also tasty. They have picnic table style seating outside, and this was definitely much more fun than grabbing lunch at a rest stop.

We hit Delaware water gap and searched Yelp to see who was open on a Monday. The chicken club is…read moredelicious!! I had it on the homemade white bread. I followed that up with a cherry turnover that was probable the best I have ever had! I highly recommend!

My review is for the bakery inside the Pennsylvania Dutch Farmer's Market, in Princeton. It's…read morecalled Sunrise Bakery. Their service was fine. But I did have an issue with half a cake I bought for $13. It was so sweet, it was hard to eat. So, then I thought, If I don't eat the icing, maybe the cake will be fine. But, even the cake was sickly sweet, almost as if they had added the sugar twice. I didn't attempt to return the cake because I remembered another reviewer saying that she had been given a hard time when she had tried to return something with mold on it. -- Ps: I noticed that their doughnut price was $2.50 per doughnut. I might have been better off buying doughnuts, despite their price. -- Their service was fine.

I've been working down the street from here for 2 years and had no idea it was there! So happy I…read morefound it! The pretzels-yum!! And worth the line. It seemed though near closing time (30 minutes before) even with the line they sold what they had and didn't make anymore so I felt guilty for those behind me. But the cinnamon pretzels and cheesesteak one were so good! I bought a few other items from the stores. The honey mustard pretzels in a bag from the store in the back-so good! Lots of parking, they take cash or card, reasonable prices. Only open Thurs-Saturday. Definitely recommend!

MARKET: Ironic to find a Grocery Store named THE AMISH MARKET, a monicker associated with rustic…read moresimplicity, thriving in the heart of the big city. The name is primarily used as a branding tool to highlight fresh, natural and organic Foods. WORTH VISITING.

Cute market with tons of fresh fruit and vegetables, snacks, and mini lunch meals. I felt that the…read moreparfait I ordered here was just a bit watery. However, there was so much variety in lunch options, I'll definitely come back and try their sushi or other bowls sometime.

Best breakfast place around! Always are favorite go to spot for breakfast. Never disappoints!read more

From the outside, looks are deceiving. Enter the door and the decor and staff definitely match the…read morename. Well brewed coffee along with all the usual breakfast offerings along with a few of their twists. Had the pork roll Benedict. Lighter than usual hollandaise, crispy home fries that soaked up the sauce and egg yolk nicely.

This was a great experience coming here. Great food, awesome prices, fun people. The kielbasa was…read moreamazing. But I'll be going back for more food. If you get the chance, I'd suggest you visit this Amish market

This is an amazing Amish market. It is 5 minutes from my sister's house. As soon as you walk in you…read moreare greeted with the pleasant smell of fresh pretzels and freshly baked doughnuts! All the food and products are from the Amish people. Everyone is so friendly and the service is fast and efficient. My mom ordered a strawberry milkshake. She said it was one of the best milkshakes she ever had. They put a bunch of fresh strawberries inside and she said it wasn't too sweet but just perfect. My husband ordered a cookies and cream milkshake. He also said it was made really well and was not too sweet. Just a clean creamy cookie flavor. Of course we had to try the doughnuts. I ordered an apple and a chocolate with sprinkles. The apple was really good! It was freshly baked, and the filling was delicious and had a nice cinnamon flavor. The chocolate was also very good! They are big donuts too! 2 for $5. Now to the delicious soft pretzels! They are freshly baked, soft, buttery, and delicious!!! You can also get them in garlic, cinnamon, and sour cream and onion. They have pretzel dogs too. Fresh fudge anyone? They have a large variety of fudge treats. They have fresh meats, jewelry, furniture, and other items for sale as well. I wished we had more time to explore and try more things. They are only open on Thursdays and Saturdays until 3:00 PM.

My friends and I were walking around SoHo looking for a quick lunch and stumbled into The Dutch. We…read morewere able to get a table immediately, and it ended up being such a great find. The ambience and vibe were lovely, the food was delicious, and a Hugo Spritz with brunch was exactly what we needed. I ordered the soft scrambled eggs with lobster and added some of their house-made hot sauce. SO good. My friend had the breakfast sandwich with a side of breakfast potatoes, which was also delicious. We shared the watermelon feta salad for the table, and my sister had the chia pudding. We also ended up ordering the honey butter biscuits after seeing them come out at the table next to us because they looked too good to pass up. They absolutely lived up to the hype. Such a great, easy brunch spot in SoHo. Would definitely come back!

Super interesting experience here. I'll start with the positives - the food was awesome and the…read moreatmosphere is super lively. On another note.. We made a reservation for dinner and upon arrival were told there would be a wait time for our table. We asked how long and were told it was "too hard to say." To that I asked what the purpose of making a reservation was and the hostess responded sharply with "things happen." There appeared to be multiple groups in a similar situation .. not sure what took place behind the scenes and if this is a regular occurrence but something to keep in mind when booking a table - your 'reservation' doesn't mean much. They also served my friend a martini in a plastic snow-cone cup but apparently that's intentional.

Stopped in for dinner with a friend Easy access right off rt…read more23 south with plenty of parking and a handicap/wheelchair ramp. Immediately liked everything about this diner. The place was spotless and greeter very polite We chose a booth which was very comfortable. The menu had a large variety of cuisine to choose from. Ordered two different Reubens, both were delicious! The service was more polished than you would normally expect in a diner and the portions were generous. We look forward to eating here again! Definitely recommend!

Do not order the Gyro three slices of salty meat. Loaded…read morewith lettuce said something to waiter he didn't care. Now I know why there is always two cars in the lot. Place looks nice the food is a different story.

What a gem to find! I was out visiting DeSales University and I was looking for something else to…read moredo in the area. This market was recommended to me and I'm so glad we went! We heard there was a stand of an old restaurant my husband used to visit in his childhood called The Brass Rail. It was there! And it is just as delicious as he remembers. It's in the middle of this amazing huge indoor Farmers Market where you can buy absolutely anything! From lemonade and pretzels to sushi and fresh fruit, you can find absolutely everything! We walked around the 5 and dime, bought some pins, ate at The Brass Rail and shopped around. The coffee stand Heffelfinger's has the most delicious flavored coffee. I bought an iced latte and two small bags to bring home, and I wish I bought more. The fruit prices seem pretty reasonably. We were also there at the end of the day and there were many reduced prices on a lot of fresh items. Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market was so much fun to walk around and to take in all of the different stands and products.

Omg! This place is amazing! If you come hungry, you are in trouble. There is every kind of food…read moreimaginable, markets for fruit, produce, meat and so much more. There are deserts and foods that are prepared and ready to eat or items to cook that are fresh and excellent quality. There is also a flea market type store on the one end but also jewelry, coffee and home wares. I'm going to let the pictures speak for me. Stop in if you are in the area! Everyone is so friendly, and you will definitely find something you want to take home!

Delicious food, including the very crispy but tender duck and the complementary bread. Nice wine…read moreand cocktail list. Dan's service was top-notch! Oh, and the dog-friendly terrace overlooking the gardens was beautiful.

Great place to stay....older and quaint long standing favorite place when we come up to PA!…read moreGreat hospitality! Terry and Kevin are awesome! Restaurant is very good too and the lobby fireplace is very welcoming. Outdoor firepit is a favorite!