Ok first of all Amy's Omellette House has been here for a very long time. So if you have not tried…read morethem out, then you have to go immediately. Just for the spirit of all things old. The menu is so long that it can easily be a good pass time read. Pick some of their classics and get it with a side of grits. You will nit be disappointed. The food itself is nothing fancy , just a lot of options. Nothing specific to rave about, but try it out. Service is fast and polite. Coffee is terrible so stay away from it

Great place for families and parties around 5-6 peeps or less. Hugeee menu option, meaning you…read moregotta try once and come back for the rest! Kids love it, adults enjoy it, there is something for everyone here. However don't be surprised is there is a wait as the line is always out the door and the parking isn't that easy. Overall we went for the pancakes and combo platters. Large portions, can't even finish it! Really good price for what you're getting. Will definitely return again :)

Me and my friend went for Breakfast at Sabrina's Cafe, the line was so long as I was about to…read moreleave, this older lady in front of us said miss the food is amazing here. We decided to stay, the wait was a big long but it was worth the wait. The food was delicious like she said and I will definitely come back again.

Sabrina's absolutely crushed brunch. The Shrimp & Grits were the standout, creamy, buttery,…read moreperfectly seasoned, and loaded with tender shrimp. Pure comfort. The Huevos Rancheros were just as impressive: crispy tortilla, perfectly cooked eggs, and a ranchero sauce that brings all the flavor without overwhelming the dish. Huge portions, friendly service, and every plate that comes out looks like something you want to steal a bite from. If you're in Collingswood, this spot is a mu

First time coming here during my lunch and the food and drink was fantastic. I got the tuna club…read moresandwich (presentation was great- cut into 1/4ths) and got a peach lemonade which was the perfect amount of sweet. I came during a rush so the food came out a bit slow but that's to be expected. Highly recommend trying this new cafe, short distance walk from City Hall and Waterfront attractions (Freedom Mortgage Pavilion, Adventure Aquarium, etc.)

New business serving the Camden community. Clean, fresh, friendly and delicious! She gave me the…read moremango lemonade complementary and allowed me to try a sample of their French toast dessert. Welcome and many well wishes for your new business!

What a fortunate find! We left Philly and headed to South Jersey to land on this spot. From the…read morewait and the crowds, we knew this was the place to go. When we were finally seated we had a great waitress who shared her recommendations. We landed on the Eggs Benedict and the $19 BUTTERSCOTCH APPLE FRENCH TOAST, which is baked cinnamon & vanilla custard-soaked brioche, butterscotch apples; topped with brown butter oat streusel & Philly whip. Unbelievable. The place was loud and popping on a Sunday around noon. Not intimate, but a fun post-church gathering of hungry souls. Haddonfield itself is a cute little town with what appeared to be a lot of cute dining spots. We will definitely make this our pit stop on future NY - DC sojourns!

Café Lift was a solid and enjoyable brunch stop in downtown Haddonfield…read more We stopped in for a mid-morning brunch on a Monday and were seated right away. The space is clean, modern, and welcoming, and the staff was genuinely pleasant from the start. Julian, our server, greeted us promptly, got coffee on the table quickly, and kept everything moving smoothly. In addition to standard coffee, they offer craft espresso-bar style drinks, which is a nice touch whether you are there for breakfast or brunch. The restaurant also has outdoor seating, not ideal in December, but it would be great in warmer weather for people-watching along Haddonfield's main street. The menu has plenty of options, and I went with the fennel sausage frittata with roasted potatoes and bacon. It was hearty and well executed, the bacon was crisp, the potatoes were crunchy, and the portion was generous enough that I could not finish it. My wife ordered the green goddess roll, which she really enjoyed, though her potatoes came out cold while mine were hot, the only real miss of the visit. We also shared a bowl of lentil soup, which was perfect for a cool day and a nice surprise on a brunch menu. This spot works well for weekdays or weekends, breakfast or brunch, and it does get busy, so reservations are a good idea or be prepared to wait with a coffee. Pricing felt very reasonable for the area, and overall it was a good stop we would happily return to.

On a recent unexpected trip overnight to Philadelphia when my layover at the airport led to…read morecancelled flights, I decided to head into the city and stay for the night at the Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia. Upon arrival, I learned that the Patchwork Restaurant & Bar is where the happy hour specials, dinner options, and in the morning, breakfast takes place. I enjoyed the food and service during my visit for breakfast before heading back to the airport the next day. The Patchwork Philly has a restaurant, a bar, and a market. The restaurant includes breakfast, brunch, dinner, bar-cocktail, happy hour, and dessert. The happy hour menu is only valid at the bar. Reservations can be made on OpenTable. Breakfast is served until 10:30 AM. They serve omelettes (Denver, Egg White, and Patchwork omelets), sweets (yoghurt parfait, ricotta pancakes, and steelcut oatmeal), savory dishes (Italian-inspired breakfast plate, eggs benedio, croissant sandwich), drinks, sides, and the breakfast buffet with chef's daily selections including coffee and tea. The buffet was great! It included fruits (dried and fresh), breads, meats, eggs, and so much more. And even better, for those with Hyatt Globalist status, you get a free breakfast at Patchwork Philly! You can learn more about Patchwork Philly at https://patchworkphilly.com including menus, reservations, events & private dining, information about the chef, a photo gallery, and social media links. They are open for breakfast on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Brunch is on the weekends from 7 AM to 12 Noon. Dinner is Sunday through Thursday from 5 PM to 9 PM and Friday and Saturday from 5 PM to 10 PM. The bar is open on Sunday through Thursday from 4 PM to 9 PM and Friday and Saturday from 4 PM to 11 PM. Happy hour is weekdays from 4 PM to 6 PM and includes discounted dishes from parmesan fries, arancini, shrimp cocktail, and a burger and beer vibe combo. Bar snacks include olives, spiced nuts, popcorn duo, and onion dip. I'd assume there are happy hour drink specials, too. The quick service and tasty food made Patchwork Philly a great food option at the Hyatt Centric, and if I stay there again, I'll jump at eating again at Patchwork Philly!

This restaurant is located in the Hyatt hotel on the second floor. There are a lot of comfortable…read moreseats. The waiters were attentive and they automatically add gratuity to the bill. They add a herb butter that I didn't like on top of the chicken and waffle. The chai latte was delicious.

I'm a brunch girl and I LOVE their cinnamon roll French toast. It's a cinnamon bun dipped in batter…read moreand grilled to perfection. Their cream cheese icing is fabulous. Love having brunch here. My guests always enjoy their food too. Service is always great- pleasant and attentive. They make awesome sundaes too.

For the past 15 or so years we've always loved going to The Pop Shop with friends and family. And…read morewhat we ordered today (minus the Fly Eagles Fly sundae) is more or less what we've always gotten and throughly enjoyed! We always appreciate the positive and upbeat vibes of The Pop Shop, in addition to the endless menu and of course grilled cheese options. Well always stop by for The Park and the Eggsactly whenever we're in town - and you should too!

6'2024 Super…read moreconvenient, open all night spot. This place happened to be at the end of the block from my Air BnB at 1am. I was hungry, and open to a yum late night meal. They were crowded but quick! Hubby and enjoyed our food (pictured) and would certainly visit again. I highly recommend this spot for great late night eats.

Hatch & Coop is 24-hr eatery serving egg and chicken dishes that would satisfy any late night…read morecraving. --- If you're ever craving an egg or chicken sandwich at odd hours of the day, Hatch & Coop is your place. There are many tables, making it good for groups, but the interior is pretty bare. The wall is adorned with whimsical fox and chicken imagery, referencing the Hatch and Coop name. As of 05/2025, they supposedly offer 10% off your order by showing your SEPTA card. But, I'd confirm this offer before ordering to ensure it's honored. When I was there in the early morning, the cook (who also takes orders) didn't recognize the deal and didn't know how to punch it in. So, it was a bit of a letdown we couldn't redeem the deal, but we still wanted to try the sandwiches after hearing great things about them. I ordered The Hatch and Coop Sandwich (egg, cheese, chicken) on a round roll at the kiosk. You can customize your bread, egg (fried or scrambled), and cheese (provolone, american, or cheddar). The sandwiches come without any sauce unless you order sauce (extra $$) on the side. I highly recommend the Hatch Sauce- a typical mayo sauce with a little spice. I found The Hatch and Coop Sandwich to be just pretty good but I wish it had more heft to it. The chicken was juicy and well cooked, but I wish there was more. The cheese did the cheesing and coated the chicken, but the sandwich had far too many onions for my liking. With the Hatch Sauce, I felt the sandwich was tied together but it was a little odd to me the sandwich doesn't have sauce on its own. I'm giving Hatch and Coop the benefit of the doubt since it was so early in the morning, but I found my sandwich to be just OK. However, I will be back to try the fried chicken sandwiches, which I've heard rave reviews for.

I stopped by on a Saturday morning before 10am. Street parking was easy to find nearby. There were…read moreseveral open tables at that hour. Service was quick and friendly. The red shakshuka was absolutely incredible. It was nicely presented. All of the ingredients complemented each other. The tomato sauce was very tasty and the beef was delicious. The eggs were cooked perfectly. The pita was soft and warm, and didn't crumble when holding it. Highly recommended!

This is a small cafe. Seems to be a very busy cafe. The is…read morea small menu. I ordered the classic egg's Benedict. It was very good. I also had an Arnold Palmer. I highly recommend this cafe. I would go to this cafe again.

I went to First Watch yesterday for the first time. It was a Friday morning around 9am. Since it's…read moreholiday season and people are off work and school, the place was probably much more crowded than usual for a weekday. Either way, my party of 6 got seated immediately. Our waitress seemed a bit flustered, but still very friendly and attentive. We ordered quickly and our food came out really fast. I got an omelette with salad greens. Everything seemed fresh and flavorful. I had zero issues with my food. One of my kids got the French toast with bacon and fruit and the other got a grilled cheese with fruit. Both kids liked the main meal but the fruit was on its way out. Lots of brown and squishy spots. Normally my kids could eat a pound of fruit each, but they both passed on it. My wife got a breakfast sandwich with potatoes. She really wanted fries, but they had none. What breakfast restaurant doesn't have French fries? We thought that was pretty strange. She said the sandwich was fine, but nothing spectacular. My parents shared eggs and potatoes and a pot of decaf. The potato consensus across the table was that they were not good. Too salty and not crispy enough. This was especially upsetting because of the lack of fries. Oh well. They also hated the coffee, but my parents only usually like McDonald's coffee. Boomers. What are you going to do. Everyone agreed we would not be back here, but for me, with the parking lot and satisfied kids, I wasn't too sad about the meal.

This was my first time at First Watch. I was not disappointed. The food wasn't out of this world…read moregood but it was good. For me, the service was the best. Apparently my pops has been there a few times because he remembered our server and he remembered my dad however, I don't think he did remember Pops but he made my dad feel like he remembered him and that is a good skill. The server was very helpful with picking items off the menu and all of his selections seemed to have been good. I liked mine but I probably won't get the waffle again but not because it wasn't good but I used to love waffles but I've moved on to french toast. That beet juice was interesting but tasted very healthy which doesn't mean it didn't taste good. It just wasn't sweet but it was good and it felt like it did something good for my system. We sat right outside of the kitchen so we did get to see all of the plates come out which is what I like to do so I can get inspired if I need some help finding something to eat but the server took care of that for us. I've been to another since and although the service and food was good, this guy was better.

The floor was sticky the moment we walked in, which wasn't a great first impression. It took us…read moreabout 10 minutes to get seated, even though the place wasn't busy because they don't have a hostess. The bartender is juggling multiple roles (bartender, waiter, and hostess), so service was understandably very slow. To make things worse, there's no AC inside, and the dark decor made the already hot day feel even more uncomfortable. On the upside, the food had good flavor and was reasonably priced. I'd definitely consider ordering takeout again, but I won't be dining in here anytime soon.

I really didn't want to write this review. I mean that with all my heart. I support minority owned…read morebusinesses and I truly want them to trive. I hope this place makes the necessary changes, so it too can thrive. I take this foodie life seriously and with that, I take reviewing seriously so here goes. Firstly, I was very excited to come here. Having a new brunch restaurant that's minority owned was a dope thing to see. When I looked at their website and saw that they had a breakfast happy hour I lost it! I love when food is affordable. However this excitement was killed by the actual experience. Secondly, interior decor of the place left me feeling confused. It felt showy yet unfinished and unrefined. All in all it was lacking cohesivness. The music was great by the way but it was too loud for breakfast. People just wake up before having breakfast, loud music that early is just uncomfortable no matter how good the song. Thirdly, the service seemed to follow the lead of the interior decor. Overall unrefined. We were asked if we wanted metal or plastic utensils. I've never been asked that while dining in at a brunch restaurant. I feel like if your going to advertise a quality dining experience then that question shouldn't be asked. Quality should be the assumption. Our waitress wasn't as attentive and seemed unsure of herself. The food was the most disappointing part. We ordered the chicken and waffles. The chicken was INCREDIBLY dry. I'm not one to ever waste food and I always clean my plate. I had to pack this up and give it away to a homeless man. For me to not finish my first meal of the day is unheard of. The waffle had no flavor and it was accompanied with pink syrup. That syrup felt and tasted like sugar slime with food coloring. I felt that this place was more concerned with appearances rather than good quality and a good restaurant experience. I hope these comments aren't taken personally, and inspire much needed change for all I want is for them to succeed.