I stopped in for breakfast on a drive from Bensalem to Bristol Borough. There was upfront parking…read moreand a private side parking lot. I went in and sat at one of several stools at the counter. The inside felt like you were walking into someone's house and sitting on their porch. A couple of locals filed in after a short while, mostly tradesman and a local fireman. Their kitchen is slightly visible behind the counter. The ladies taking care of me kept my coffee topped off (good diner roast, nothing bad) and explained that the highlighted menu items could be ordered as a half portion. Their menu features a dozen or so omelettes, a half dozen breakfast grinders on a long roll, waffles/pancakes/french toast, S.O.S, biscuits and sausage, country fried steak and eggs, a few styles of eggs benedict, 1/2/3 egg platters, breakfast sandwiches and kids meals. (also oatmeal, cereal, bagel, muffins, grits) Just a standard 2 eggs with home fries, rye toast $5.25 and a side of bacon $5.50 was what I was after. My grub came out pretty quickly since they weren't too busy. The eggs were good, a nice portion of bacon accompanied it and the home fries were ok. The rye toast was a bit bland. I looked around and saw plenty of empty tables behind me. With a bit of cleaning and updating, the OCC could join a handful of great local breakfast spots. Based on past reviews and not knowing the inside politics of the place I can't say I had a bad experience. Wawa opened down the road and I heard it put a hurting on the local spots along State Road. That's a rough hill to climb. I'll give 'em a 3.5 and would return if in the area. It's tough being a small business owner and busting your a&% while watching the constant flow at the Wawa down the street. My tab was $15 plus tip, which is just above what the local competition would be for the same portion. No one was rude or out of line on my visit, but some TLC on the inside wouldn't hurt! Thanks guys!

It is with heavy heart and deepest regret to write this as OCC is a mom and pop family run diner…read morethat has been a staple in the neighborhood for years. Run by the owners, a husband and wife team. They never quite recovered after the pandemic. While the same unique specials adorn the whiteboard board, it is clear the passion that once drove them has long since fizzled. Time, inflation and a general sense of IDGAF attitude has overtaken the once bubbly and engaging duo who seem to be shackled to a business they no longer love. The place is in need of a thorough cleaning as crumbs cakes in the booth seats and splatters of food dance along the walls. The once sparkling windows now smudged with fingerprints and the corners and perimeters of the floors have noticeably been ignored when and if mopped. The waitstaff has a high turnover rate as every time we have come back new faces are taking orders. Our service yesterday was odd as he had almost his whole meal finished before mine arrived at the table. My sandwich that was once my favorite and our only reason for stopping back from time to time was missing a major ingredient, leaving it dry, incohesive and disappointing. This once three deep wait line on weekends OCC had only a handful of tables occupied at 9:30am on a Saturday. The quality has significantly dropped and understandably it is difficult to run a business in this climate but ultimately when I paying over 30 bucks for breakfast sandwich and beverage there are plenty of other places around who are working hard to keep their regular customers.

Have stopped in for breakfast there or takeout many times. They also have a nice selection of…read morecoffees . Their eggs and sandwiches are excellent and takeout is packed nicely and warm when you get home. They have chairs outside for a pleasant lunch on the street if so desire that.

Have been here before, love the place, the coffee and food, but today was overall disappointing…read more When my friend made a courteous comment to the young lady at the register, her response was quite snarky. Could use a bit of coaching in courtesy & customer service. Today, the coffee was just warm, and grilled cheese was soggy. No plans to rush back.

Holly cow !! This family restaurant is a great place to get breakfast .. The service is always…read morefantastic! and so is the food , I always get 2 eggs over easy , home fries with pepper and onion and the unbelievable scrapple nice and crispy. But the coffee wow ! So you all should go there and check it out , you will be very happy also you wallet...

Hubs is determined to get me to like this place so we have come several times since my first…read morereview. The vibe/energy still feels weird here but the staff is welcoming and friendly. The food is consistent and tasty. Not to mention reasonable. The restroom is a tight fit and the parking is tough at times but all in all - a nice little breakfast nook.

We were searching for Coxinha, a traditional Brazilian food. My wife found Lili's Café online, and…read morewe divided to stop by. We do not regret it. Everything was excellent here, from the service to the food we ordered. So good to taste some home-like food. We will definitely go back there.

Great Café to sit down enjoy some amazing Brazilian treats. They have coffee, pastries, regular…read moreentrees and appetizers. I wanted to try their Bife à Cavalo - Grilled steak w fried egg, served with beans and rice for sides. The food was very good, fresh and made to order. The prices are very reasonable, compared to Fogo do Chao or Texas do Brazil but you get the same authentic Brazilian food. I am a fan of coxinhas so I had to order 2 of them on my way out for later. They were also delicious. There were more pastries I seen on the display that I'd love to go back for.

Went on a Saturday morning. Plenty of room. Great spot for brunch. Lots of local tradesmen frequent…read morethis establishment. Food is very good. Friendly atmosphere. A must visit place!

Good solid breakfast spot. Found parking on their side lot and entered into a simple neighborhood…read moredining room. I sat at their long bar and took in the old school small town diner feel. The staff was friendly and prompt. They kept the coffee coming and made you feel at home. Cash only, but they have an ATM on site. I had their two egg special - eggs scrambled with sausage links, home fries and rye toast for $6-$7 ..... with coffee, around $10-$11. The home fries were ok, but the eggs and sausage hit the spot. Their coffee was a tasty roasted blend that needed nothing added. Their lunch menu looks like it has some great choices with all different styles of - steak sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches and salads. I'd definitely return if in the area for the friendly and quick service. If you need a break from the busier Mill Street area this is a good place to land! Thanks guys!

My husband and I really liked our food. I had the classic Benedict with home fries and he had…read morecheesy grits with bacon and eggs. We were super impressed and paired with the fast and friendly service, we were already having a four star experience... THEN I tried a bite of the blueberry pancakes. I do not exaggerate when I say these are the blueberry pancakes I've ever had. Imagine the lightest, fluffiest, tastiest pancake with a delicious, flavorful blueberry in it and the richness of a scone with some of the flavor and texture of a very good corn bread. I'm not sure what's going on with those pancakes but they are so good! I was a little nervous at first bc my mom's side of the family in from NH/MA so i always notice when there's real maple syrup in the typical glass pourers around. The pancakes came out with two packages of I think smuckers "breakfast syrup" which is often lingo for flavored corn syrup with other stuff. I actually didn't even get a chance/care to read the package because the pancake was so mind blowingly delicious I didn't care. Get the blueberry pancakes!!!

Sweet little breakfast place just outside Bristol, PA. Delicious home fries and perfectly cooked…read morecorned beef hash. The place had a homey feel, great service, and good food. Plus decent prices. Recommend!

5 stars just for the idea behind this place. Inserted into the up and coming Mill Street area. Also…read moreI am not vegan or vegetarian so it was interesting for me to try. Everything had very good flavor. My least favorite was the eggplant only because of the consistency. Personal taste of course considering I'm a meat eater. Was looking for a little bit more crunch or firmness on the outside. It was more like a soft cake if that makes sense. The cauli pesto was delicious. Fresh and pesto was just right. The salad was plentiful with a very nice dressing. The olives added the saltiness needed. The vegan feta tasted like Feta! Impressed. The vegan whipped feta was #1! The caramelized dates paired so well with the feta. Overall I was impressed and have to say I would recommend if you are vegetarian, vegan or not! Can't beat fresh and local ingredients in my mind.

The maple sea salt coffee was so good I had one in store and one to go. Rich and creamy not overly…read moresweet just perfect. Super friendly staff, answered any questions I had about menu items or options. Also very caring and brought our coffee to us carefully not to spill. And the store itself is adorable, very cozy vibes and a great selection of plant based options for food for both take out and dine in. Loved the little market with quality sustainable goods. Can't wait to go back and try something else!