Jak&#x27;s Downtown Diner

Great breakfast spot that is a hidden gem in the center of Kutztown. Serving the world 23 at a…read moretime, that's the max capacity. Be prepared to wait for a seat and then your food. Everything is fresh made, on the griddle behind the counter, by the owner. Daily specials are posted on their Facebook page, some days they have lunch specials. There have been whispers of retirement, so check this place out before it's too late!

Old school diner with excellent food and service. We will definitely come back whenever we are in…read moreKutztown.

This might not be legal in all fifty states. Every breakfast meat neatly tucked into an omelette. GOOD LUCK!

Massive, overflowing Phoenix omelet

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Mudflap. Minus two bites and eggs.

The HomeTown Breakfast, Bar & Grill

4.0(290 reviews)

4.6 mi

It's been years since I've been here and I was low-key sad the diner feel is gone, but the food was…read morehonestly delicious. Such a solid breakfast. I'll be back.

We went to HomeTown for brunch with family that we were visiting in PA. The wait time was not too…read morelong in terms of being seated, but it did take some time to get our order in. I had the eggs any style and pretty much ordered sides to go with it. I didn't expect the "home fries" to be prepared like hash browns. But they tasted pretty decent. The French toast was really good though the presentation was a bit simple. And lastly, our waitress was kind, and friendly. The ambiance were definitely family friendly. I would go again and try something new on the menu.

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Cheese grits are amazing!

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Dining room- booths and tables

Starlite Diner

3.5(243 reviews)

6.5 mi

Very welcoming. Service was spectacular and breakfast came out nice , hot and full of flavor.read more

I stayed at Staybridge Suites in Allentown, and the diner (fortunately open 24/7) was only two…read moreblocks away. The menu is a throwback to the 60's and 70's, lol. I was gobsmacked to see "Liver and Onion," which was the bane of my childhood. Yuck! I asked whether people actually ordered it, and apparently it's quite popular. Amazing. There are NO gluten-free bread, pasta, or baked dessert items. So I ordered a Monterey Chicken Sandwich with no bread, and a side of fruit salad, to go. Got back to the hotel, and there was a very thin piece of chicken breast topped with a huge piece of ham and melted cheese, accompanied by naked lettuce, tomato, and a slice of onion. Sigh. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. And there was no fruit salad. I called them and said that I didn't get it, and could I please pick it up in the morning? They very graciously said yes. Looked at my receipt, and no side was listed. That's why I didn't get it--he didn't note the order. I didn't want fries because I had some at lunch. This is a real middle-America diner. Nothing fancy, except the desserts, which looked incredibly delicious and made me sad. The salad bar was kind of scary. Lots of goopy things drenched in white stuff. Not a lot of healthy raw veggies, although there were empty bins that may have held them earlier. It's a nicely-decorated place, and they have GNOMES!! I didn't go in the lounge area, since I just got takeout and went back to the hotel. Service was very nice, polite, and friendly.

Gnome!!

Nice Western Omelette.

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Janelle’s

3.7(10 reviews)

2.4 mi

Busy little "diner" serving only breakfast and lunch. Communal seating at long tables or for large…read moregroups. Food specials on a chalkboard. Friendly servers and plenty of food served at a reasonable cost. We will be back.

Scott and Donna from the area really enjoy this quaint place for breakfast, definitely 5 star…read moreeatery.service is wonderful.

Very full for breakfast!

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The Farmhouse Kitchen

4.3(206 reviews)

17.4 mi

We were looking for breakfast while in Wyomissing this morning and chose The Farmhouse Kitchen…read moreafter reading their description and some reviews. To find a healthy alternative to the diners that use seed oils and commercial eggs, was what we were looking for and found! The staff were so friendly and helpful with a tasty offering in place of meat with our breakfast. The service was quick and the food was delicious- a shoutout to the chef who prepared it and also came out to speak with us. It may have cost a little more than diner prices, but for the meal we received and knowing that it costs more for quality ingredients, we felt it was worth it and hope to return soon!

Where do I start!? What a cute little place! Random stop for lunch on a Saturday. Place is on the…read moretiny side but we had a choice of tables. The food was absolutely delicious. I had a special off the board. It came with this carrot dressing that was phenomenal! I will be a craving that for sure now! Staff was helpful and even kind enough to swap out something for me since I can't eat berries. Boyfriend had a burrito and we shared another special which was a French toast bake. Everything was so good! I need to go back already! It's a must try!

Interior decor

Breakfast and latte

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Chai Tea Latte- Carmel

Pleasantville Diner

4.3(19 reviews)

8.6 mi

We LOVE to take our trip to the Creekside Pleasantville Diner! We happen to always get their…read morebreakfast food, but I'm sure their lunch options are just as delicious! When getting a pancake know that it will be the size of your whole plate... so go with only one. Our favorite pancake is blueberry, chocolate chip!! Yummmy! They offer regular or cinnamon butter for your pancake. I usually get the veggie omelette with their spicy sausage patties on the side. Their sausage patties are the real deal, NOT the commercial style junk you can get elsewhere. My husband usually gets the Denver omelette. He loves the type of cheese they use in it, and the omelet has a nice kick with the jalapeños added. My friend enjoyed the spicy road block omelet. Their omelets are a good size, they come with your choice of potatoes, and toast. Another suggestion if you REALLY have an appetite is the cowboy or cowgirl special! Or just take half of it home for breakfast tomorrow. :) When they serve you tea they give you a nice size teapot to fill your cup. I love it! The restaurant itself is a local, hometown feel. The prices are reasonable in my book. The service is friendly and service oriented. We drive about 35 minutes just to go here, and it NEVER disappoints! Do yourself a favor, stop by. **they are currently doing pickup only due to the pandemic. Hours are 7am- 1pm. Call your order in.

This is one of the best places for breakfast in the area. The food is always, fresh, hot and…read moreplentiful and the service is always outstanding. Always a pleasure to eat at Pleasantville

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Bowers Hotel

3.3(71 reviews)

2.4 mi

This is a regular stop on my pilgrimage to the local Amish greenhouses for my vegetable and flower…read moreplants. Bowers is famous for its hot pepper fest, but the hotel remains true to local Pennsylvania Dutch fare. It's quaint, historic and has the best homemade desserts. After our first meal there my partner asked if I was interested in dessert. I said, I was craving something coconut. He laughed and said they won't have anything like that. Well they had 3, coconut pie, coconut cake and coconut pudding which was delicious and more like cake. That sealed the deal for me, so here we are back again. I started with a cocktail which is rare for me. The Brandy Daisy was delightfully refreshing. I had the special grilled cheese. A spectacular creation starting with brioche, spread with pesto, layered with ham, bacon, cheddar, lettuce and tomato. I declined the egg which would have been too much for me. The house made chips were thick and crisp and seasoned really well. Partner had the schnitzel (I got his salad). The mashed potatoes were oddly brown. But quite delicious as was the veal, I had to taste both. We were fat and happy so we had to take dessert to go. Coconut walnut cake was moist and delicious packed with all the goodies. Buttercream iced 3 layer chocolate reminded me of my Pop Pop's. It was late, there were only 2 other tables so we had all the attention we needed. Starting to notice a growing disparity between cost and quality. This was a fine meal for the price, nearly equal to the one the night before which cost twice as much. So I included the bill

we went the Saturday after Christmas. Food was very good, reasonably priced, and good service…read more everything has improved since a year ago, and I'm very happy that things have turned around. Bowers always was one of our favorite restaurants, and they're back in rotation!

Ham grinder, tavern ham, LTO, bacon, spiced mayo, homemade chips...

"Massive Mary" Fishbowl full of a classic Bloody Mary mix, poached shrimp, antipasto, grilled cheese....$24

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And "The Breakfast Club" Margarita made with Patron, Cointreau, Oj, and marmelade...

Strawberry House Family Restaurant

3.1(47 reviews)

13.5 mi

We have been coming here for years and the food has been amazing but now this small nook is taking…read moreon new heights of amazing new creations on their menu.. you can get great breakfast staples but now they have thick slab bacon.. hillbilly bacon.... And specialty items like chocolate cake French toast and varieties of stuffed challah French toast.. this place is a must go to for local excellent home cooked comfort food. This is not a diner but a real family restaurant. The place is small and cozy. They have a full array of home baked goods. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner.. we mainly go for breakfast but have done dinner too which is equally as good.

So going for breakfast is delicious here! They are open limited hours but it's worth the wait…read more Typical things on the menu obviously included strawberries but we wanted to try some of the specials and it was so good! One of the perks of this location they also sell homemade baked goods and some random fruits and veggies.

Blueberry canoli challah french toast

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Chocolate cake french toast... Wow

Airport Diner

3.4(91 reviews)

4.6 mi

Was in town for a concert at the university and loving diner food, we decided to check out. Great…read moreatmosphere. Service was excellent and VERY attentive. The owner or manager was on site and he was working the room, making sure guests were all comfortable. I had ham steak with pineapple and it was really good. Something my husband I never had was lettuce with hot bacon dressing. Sounded too good not to ty and glad we did. Husband had the Amish Pot Pie and practically licked the bowl clean. They also serve Breakfast all day which I kept debating. If this wasnt 2 hours away this would be our go to diner

My daughter goes to KU and this is next door, her and I like to go to diners and this was our first…read moretime there. The owner was extremely nice and offered many substitutions in case you wanted something different eg. sides etc. food was fast, nice clean diner, friendly staff. Soups are also very good! We will be back!

Monte Cristo and Chicken cheesesteak

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K'Town Pub Taphouse & BBQ

4.5(70 reviews)

4.1 mi

This business is amazing. They accommodated our large group without much notice, and they were kind…read moreand welcoming to us. The service is wonderful, every team member treated us kindly. The restaurant was clean for the most part, though the restrooms could use a little TLC. The food was wonderful. We tried several different items with several friends, and we could tell every single thing on the menu was made with love. Everyone was seasoned and cooked perfectly. Definitely try the drinks as well, they make wonderful concoctions. Highly recommend!

This place is fantastic. It feels like a dive bar inside. We got wings, a brisket cheesesteak, big…read morebeef and cheddar, and a cheeseburger. Portions were huge and the food was delicious. Everything came out really quick. There were a lot of college kids in there playing pool and having drinks on a Thursday night. I could drink a bottle of the apple butter bbq sauce! It was so good.