A lovely stop if in the area for delicious food with a yummy twist to some standards. I never had a…read moregrilled cheese like this! Refreshing watermelon gazpacho. Comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. Ample parking and attentive staff. Reasonable pricing. Will recommend to many.

We stopped in here for breakfast on our way to New Hope. Pictures on line accurately show a bright…read morewhite interior with a modern, clean upscale feel. Service was attentive and coffee was fresh. Our disappointment here was the food which was just ok and the accessibility which was not universal. Two of us ordered the traditional eggs Benedict. Neither of us liked the English muffin. While oversized, the muffin was tough and could not be easily cut with the knife. My dining partner asked for a well done muffin but it was not well toasted. The eggs while poached had a mostly hard yolk, not soft or jammy. The best part was the ham which was salty and sweet as it was maple glazed. I asked for the hollandaise on the side which was great. If you enter on the main road, there are two h/c parking spaces. Only one had a curb cut access. The restrooms. are located in the rear and are a step down. They are only accessible from the rear entrance which appears to be at grade. The bathroom itself was not accessible.

Good food as usual! I had the beef burger on a Kaiser roll. It was good, but I've had better…read moreburgers, and I'm not a fan of Kaiser rolls--too much bread for me. My better half had the house-roasted roast beef on multigrain with lettuce and tomatoes and said it was delicious. We also got onion rings and deluxe chili to go. Can't wait for dinner! Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. The only negative was the bathroom--it really needs a remodel and could have been cleaner.

Hello Friends, that was how we were welcomed and addressed the whole time we were there. Cross…read moreKeys (Good Eats) is a very small, very local, very homey diner on Swamp Rd. With a full bar of spinners and dining area the waitstaff works together and before long your food is before you. Our plates looked appealing enough and the portions were generous. My eggs and bacon were basic with no surprises and his pancakes looked fluffy and light. While his eggs were perfectly cooked to order, the sausage was undercooked and still pink inside. The full dining room kept the staff busy and unable to check back in time for the issue to be remedied but we did end up swapping it out for bacon after our meal was finished. There is always room for bacon The place is dated and could use some sprucing up, pricing is slightly on the high end for basic breakfast and no specials that include coffee/tea - that coupled with the undercooked meat. Cross Keys earns three and a half stars with room for improvement.

We stopped at the Lumberville General Store during our anniversary trip -- a cute little spot right…read moreacross from the Delaware River. Food: I had the waffles with bacon and fresh berries, which made for a really solid breakfast/brunch dish. My wife enjoyed a well-made Cuban sandwich that hit all the right notes. Everything was fresh and satisfying without being over the top. Service: There were quite a few people working in the back, and service was quick and attentive. Multiple staff members checked in, which gave the place a friendly, well-run feel. Aesthetic: The inside has that classic general store charm, with rustic touches and local personality. Out back, there's a small patio with picnic benches, making it a great spot to relax and enjoy the view.

Located just across PA State Route 32 from the Delaware River and the Black Bass Hotel, the…read moreLumberville General Store features tasty, freshly-made breakfast, brunch, and lunch options at a reasonable price in an intimate, casual ambiance with both indoor and outdoor seating. Place your order at the counter, then have a seat in one of the cozy indoor dining rooms or at one of the outdoor tables while your food is prepared to order. The menu at the LGS covers breakfast staples.. such a two-egg platter ($17) with "your favorite breakfast meat" and home fries; mini-waffles with maple syrup and a tasty berry compote ($17) served with "your favorite breakfast meat"; or the omelette du jour ($17).. as well as familiar lunch options.. like an half-pound smashburger ($17), house-roasted turkey sandwich ($17), or chicken Cuban sandwich ($17), as well as lighter fare like the soup du jour ($7) or a grilled chicken Caesar salad ($17). On a recent visit to LGS for a late weekend lunch, my dining companion and I both opted for the simple, but well-executed Cuban, with grilled chicken and ham sandwich on a ciabatta roll with pickles and roasted garlic dijonaise, which was served alongside a very tasty bean and corn salad. Yum! Given the generously-sized sandwiches, we each had half of our sandwich and struggled to finish one of the other halves between us, so we asked for a to-go container to bring the leftover half home for lunch the next day. After lunch, my dining companion also enjoyed an iced coffee served with iced coffee cubes.. so they don't melt and dilute the elixir of the gods! We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area. PRO TIP #1: Lumberville General Store offers free parking in either Pennsylvania in the gravel parking lot just across PA State Route 32 or New Jersey in the Bull's Island Recreation Area, located just across the Delaware on the other side of the Lumberville-Raven Rock pedestrian bridge that is adjacent to the hotel.

Very friendly, helpful, pleasant staff, wonderful SOURDOUGH bread option! Delicious Colombe coffee,…read moreeasy to use ordering kiosk, delicious egg breakfast sandwich with potatoes, comfortable seating. Adding this to our list of regular eating destinations!

Stony Hill Kitchen is an immaculate breakfast lunch space in the Makefield Crossing Executive…read moreCenter off Township Line Road, Lower Makefield, PA. Although the three buildings appear to have low occupancy these days, the cafeteria-like first floor space appears to be doing all right. Ordering is by digital screens and credit/debit card. Food prep is behind the counter or from a large salad bar set up in the middle of the floor. Seems pretty efficient. I was aware of its existence from Yelp, as well as its previous incarnations. After visiting PennMed across the road, I decided to go over and see what was going on. First impressions were positive, so I ordered a Farmers Omelet (veggies, cheddar) home fries, sourdough toast and La Colombe Java. It came to around none bucks, picked up at the service counter and eaten at one of their free tables. This was a 2 egger with adequate sauteed onions, mushrooms, roasted red pepper and melted cheese. One slice of buttered toast accompanied the main dish. The potatoes were undercooked, but not so hard as to challenge my molars. The coffee was the strongest entrant to the breakfast sweepstakes, as La Colombe usually is. On a cooler day I would have been tempted to sit under the outdoor pergola to enjoy a more leisurely morning, but given the pre-thunderstorm forecast, I opted to remain inside in the sanitary surroundings. Too, given a choice I prefer less single use plastics than provided here. No deduction, but a word to the wise and ecologically sound.

Exactly the type of place that you want to find for breakfast when you are visiting from out of…read moretown. If I was a local it would be my regular spot and as elite riser the big bonus is that they serve breakfast until they close at 2! We had wonderful omelets but everything on the menu looked great and there are choices from healthy to decadent. Added bonus was lovely servers and it's super clean, Which is not always the case at breakfast spots. 5 star bathrooms too!

Liv and Charlie's Diner is one of those places that just feels right the moment you walk in. The…read moreatmosphere is warm and easy, with that classic diner charm but done in a really thoughtful, modern way. Came back the next day, and before I even said anything, my server remembered my order. "The California omelette?" Maybe she just has a great memory, maybe it's part of being really good at what she does. But it felt more than that. They understand that sometimes you're not just coming in for food. You're coming in for a reset, a little reprieve from everything. And they meet you there with great food and service.

It is staycation week for us so we are taking the opportunity to work our way through our list of…read morebreakfast spots to try while my guy has some time off of work I am not quite sure how to write about Aunt Judy's. Although it is clearly a beloved neighborhood cafe, our experience did not shine as bright for us as we had hoped. A fun twist of events we actually had an "Aunt Judy" sighting while we were dining. She popped in briefly, was immediately greeted by the locals and disappeared as quickly as she arrived. It added a personal touch and put a face to the place. Adorned in Phillies regalia Aunt Judy's shows the marks of years of patronage. The creaky floors, chipped paint and well worn furniture show this place is a staple of the community and definitely well loved by the locals The food was only average and the service although friendly lacked the attentiveness we typically experience eating out. While I am glad we got to check it out, I'm doubtful we will make the trip to visit again. Judging by the steady stream of regulars it will be there for years to come.

It was ok. Actually kind of expensive for a little hole in the wall. 2 people…read more35$ for normal breakfast stuff. However it did include a 5$ piece of scrapple: yes one thin piece 5 bucks. Oh well, live and learn.

Was greeted by the waitress immediately upon entering. She…read morebegan to seat us & gave us menus & asked what beverage we wanted. Her response was quite quick. She took our order . I had the Meatloaf special which I especially liked, with mashed potatoes and corn . I had the brown gravy on the meatloaf and potatoes

The service is horrible, forcing someone to tip you after spending 30 dollars on a breakfast…read moresandwich. The slick comments of not wanting to serve. The two female staff one with the tattoo on her hand and the other short and blonde and older. Very rude.

I really don't understand the great reviews The chicken…read morehere is bland and dry. We got big portions but the food was so tasteless and dry my wife and I just threw away at least half as it was not worth saving. The workers are friendly and very accommodating unfortunately the food is not.

It's with a heavy heart that I write this review. I've been to skips a number of times and used to…read morelove the food. Of course the portions are massive, but I also appreciate that they accommodate those with celiac or other gluten-intolerant folk along with people like me who eat anything. But lately my chicken sandwiches have been profoundly disappointing, not for the portion sizes or anything like that, but the chicken itself has been terrible. Terrible. I chose that word carefully. The chicken in last night's sandwich had an extremely rubbery consistency such that I couldn't eat it. The best I can describe it is it's as if a frozen chicken breast was thoroughly cooked in a microwave on high, then breaded and deep fried so it's crispy outside. To say the meat was like rubber is paying it a compliment. Also, I seem to recall there being cole slaw on the sandwich I ordered, but last night's was missing that and came with just pickles and "come back" sauce. Last nights meal went in the trash and earned 1 star or less, but I've had great food from there, both regular and gluten free, so I gave it a second star.