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    Muffins

    4.5 (63 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    French Toast and scrapple
    Paul E.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]What a great little spot![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I came for breakfast. I ordered the Bridgeport Combo. Eggs cooked perfectly over easy. Bacon crispy! French toast was amazing on artisan bread! Wait staff was wonderful.

    Gerald S.

    Muffins is another excellent breakfast/lunch kitchen on 4th Street, Bridgeport, PA, just across the Schuylkill River from Norristown. It changed ownership a couple of years ago, and has become a warm inviting cafe in which to settle down on a bright red seat or tubular stainless stool along the counter and chow down heartily. A solitary traveler, I sat at the counter overlooking the open kitchen and was served by Lexi the friendly efficient server, who took my order for a Veggie Omelet, hash browns with onion/green pepper mixed in and rye toast, and poured their Ward Coffee dripped by Bunn several times without being asked. Everything was excellent. It looked great on the oval plate, with the omelet taking up half the space, and the generous taters and toast the rest. The eggs were moist and full with spinach, pepper, onion, mushroom and tomato. The hash browns were nicely crisped with sautéed onions and green peps wrapped within the fold over (+$1). I don't know how I ate it all, but it was too delicious to leave anything behind. On the way out I chatted with Paul, one of the owners of Muffins. It was he who prepared my meal, and I thanked him for making my day. He seemed genuinely pleased with my satisfaction. This strip of 4th Street is becoming a destination for people who love their morning or afternoon meals in unique and attractive surroundings that cook up menus that allow them to think of themselves as foodies, or at least lovers of great American cookery.

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    Glenn S.

    Was in the area and did a quick yelp dewar for breakfast and Muffins seemed like just the right spot and they did not disappoint! I ordered 2. Real fast sandwiches with egg and American cheese on a Kaiser roll with a side of hash brown to go. The super friendly and smiling staff told me the wait was 15-20 minutes because they were a bit backed up. The place was really cool with a retro 1950s coffee shop vibe and an open kitchen/grill. Everyone was moving fast preparing food for pickup orders and serving the tables. When I got my order and opened it up it looked pretty good but man when I took that first bite I was transported to breakfast sandwich heaven! The eggs were perfectly layered in the amazing roll cooked "over hard" as they recommended when I ordered and layered with cheese so there wasn't a single bite that didn't have roll, egg, or cheese in it. The hash browns were another "wow!" Shredded potatoes and onions cooked to perfection balancing the crisp and soft textures. How could I be so excited over a breakfast sandwich? I've surely downed thousands in my lifetime. This one was different and my wife agreed. It stands above them all and Muffins will be a must stop on every future trip we make around this town.

    Omelette with home fries
    Aubrey J.

    This old school diner is a hidden gem in Bridgeport, only a few minutes drive from the King of Prussia mall. I've driven by countless times and had it recommended to me before I finally came in for breakfast with my husband and daughter. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside of the restaurant was busy and crowded with a ton of regulars (for good reason), but we were kindly offered some outdoor seating alongside the building.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It looks like there is limited seating overall, so we came at a good time. Despite being seated outside, the service was fast and attentive. The food was incredible! One of the best omelettes I had in a while and perfectly crispy home fries. The coffee tasted freshly made and served in the most adorable coffee mugs. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place reminded me of the mom and pop restaurants in my hometown, places that seem to be closing down these days.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I will definitely look forward to returning for a family friendly option with great food.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I look forward to trying other offerings; it looks like the menu has great variety!

    Meat Lovers Omelette with hash browns and wheat toast.
    Jeff K.

    Bridgeport is a small borough near Philadelphia. Decided to try Muffins as I was in Bridgeport for work. They are a "Mom & Pop" business which I love to support when traveling. It's quaintly located on the corner. I parked at a meter. Only takes quarters and my meter required a couple of slaps to get the manual meter to move. Probably needs oil. Lol I sat at the counter but they had tables and booths. Not large but plenty of room. The woman behind the counter was friendly and welcoming. The omelette was delicious and a lot of food. Highly recommend. Wish I could try there lunch menu.

    Minnie mouse pancake with strawberries, homemade blueberry muffins and a strawberry milkshake
    Rob K.

    A great local small business, with fresh cooked delicious food. It's become a regular favorite for my 3-year-old granddaughter

    Double stack pancakes
    Shelly S.

    Went to Muffins Breakfast & Lunch on 6/16/2024.My first choice was to go to the 4th st cafe but they were closed at 11am on Sunday when they had a lot of people coming for breakfast even though their sign said they were open at 8am. Muffins had a line out the door and a full house. They were quick and efficient and their food portions were good and my moneys worth. Their pancakes were thick and I only had a double stack bust just one was good enough for me and filled me up quickly. The coffee was the bomb, and they had a good amount of selections and options for food. Even with all of the heavy traffic from 4th st being closed they managed to have everything clean and ready for the next. For my boyfriend and I the bill only came up to $37 bucks and I tipped them $65 for their perfect service, cleanliness and good energy. Even with a bustling and busy restaurant, the waitresses handled the heavy traffic very well and were very respectful and very nice and welcoming. I wish I took pics of the food when it was served but I got very full in 5 minutes and took it to go home because it was worth every penny!

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    Great little diner. Pretty good food and service too. Parking can be tight since it's downtown Bridgeport but I found parking right in the front of the restaurant. My server was awesome and she even let me refill the meter before I paid for my meal. Can't wait to be a local.

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