Classic deli. Amazing breakfast sandwiches. Love that you can order at the screen. It's always…read morepacked so if you don't have a lot of time or if you're inpatient, I reccomend ordering ahead. The hoagies are great for lunch, too!

Food just ok. Service is horrible…read more Worst run breakfast spot in Conshy. No real system seems to be in place. If you have all morning to wait for your average breakfast sandwich this is your spot!

Amazing bakery! 3 bagels, 6 rolls, and an Italian bread for a total of $6.5 only! They all taste…read moregreat, like authentic (not synthetic) breads. That says it all, doesn't it? FYI: I rarely leave reviews, and I'm *really* picky when it comes to baked goods.

Employees were very nice and friendly. There is a good variety of bread and excellent prices. That…read moresaid, the challah bread i got was a bit stale i thought. It was excellent for french toast though! The muffins were pretty good. Danishes were OK. I wasn't a fan of their scones. I like scones that are a little denser and tougher, and their version is more bready. It isn't a fancy bakery, so don't go in there expecting that. The stuff is good and the prices are great.

We are regulars at Capps. Our favorites are the Conshy Special and Chicken Cheesesteak. The…read moreSandwiches are loaded and delicious. The staff is very welcoming. The deli is clean and organized. Best steaks around!

Good solid local deli experience and the prices are fair. Excellent roast pork sandwiches with long…read morehots that arent too hot!

I live around the corner, so I come here entirely too often. Coffee is great, I prefer here to…read moreMerenda Box even though I think they're owned by the same company. They are always friendly, coffee is always good, and is a good spot to sit and get some work done.

I've been in a handful of times, and it's a charming spot right in town on the main street, with…read moresome outdoor and indoor seating, some pretty good coffee, and a chill vibe overall. Staff is very friendly and helpful, and they offer a discount on coffee if you bring your own mug, which I appreciate as well. They sell a bunch of pastries and such, but I haven't tried any of that, just there for the coffee, and I've usually gotten it to go. Great go-to local coffee shop for an extra boost here and there.

Outdoor seating and delicious food! A friend recommended this spot and it did not disappoint. I…read moreordered the garden frittata and ate every last bite. They also have a special menu just for dogs which was a real hit. Our four-legged friend loved the "puppy platter."

The food here was pretty good. I got an omelette with potatoes. The egg was very fluffy and not…read moredry. I got a latte with it. It was delicious and came out quickly with no wait. I don't believe they take reservations but there was no problem getting seated. The place itself isn't the largest but there's indoor and outdoor seating. I would definitely recommend people to try out this place

Izenberg's is a great option for breakfast and lunch. The interior is cozy and welcoming. Wendy…read moretook care of us. We had the meat lover's omelette which is served with toast and the turkey Rachel which is served with fries. Everything was delicious! They have a great dessert selection, too, but I was too full this time. We will definitely be back. They have Coke products. There's on street parking.

Mixed at best -- decent roast beef, weak sides, and a disappointing cookie…read more I stopped into Izenberg's and ordered the open-faced roast beef. The roast beef itself was fresh and not dry, and the white bread was also fresh, which I appreciated. The gravy was bland, but that was easy enough to fix with some salt and a lot of pepper. The mashed potatoes, however, were a major disappointment. They tasted like instant boxed mashed potatoes, and for a plate like this, that really drags the whole meal down. I also bought an oatmeal raisin cookie because they have a baked-goods display and advertise "Baked in Conshy by Julie." I expected something fresh or locally baked. Instead, the cookie was a sealed commercial product from Randa Bakery in Ronkonkoma, NY, with a barcode, nutrition label, and shelf-stable packaging. That felt misleading based on how the baked goods were presented. Unfortunately, the cookie tasted exactly like a dry commercial cookie: bland, dry, and forgettable. Overall, the roast beef was decent, but the sides and dessert made the experience feel cheap and careless. If a place is going to create the impression of fresh/local baked goods, then commercial packaged cookies should be clearly separated and labeled for what they are.

Went to the Nudys in Audobon for the first time. I had the corn beef special and my wife had the…read morecream chipped beef. It was delicious. Our server Katie was great. Looking forward to our next visit.

My husband and I recently visited Nudy's in Conshohocken for brunch and it was such a lovely…read moreexperience. The town itself is quaint and charming, and the restaurant fits right in, clean, bright and a great size. We arrived at the perfect time and were seated within minutes. The staff was genuinely friendly, which made everything feel even more welcoming. I ordered an egg‑white omelette with shrimp, crab meat, and avocado on top, absolutely amazing. It came with hash browns, which were decent, though I've had more flavorful ones elsewhere with multigrain toast on the side. My husband enjoyed a salad topped with a crab-cake, he thought it was pretty good. The menu overall was surprisingly diverse, with plenty of healthy options, which made us very happy. All in all, fresh food, great service and a beautiful atmosphere. We'll definitely be back.

I frequently get lunch from the Gladwyne Market. Cost is reasonable for the quality of deli and…read moreprepared foods they provide. It can be a bit cramped so I recommend calling ahead for pick up. I've never seen a menu, I always just ask and they provide.

Food is good, esp the sweet chili salmon and the grilled asparagus. Good variety for such a small…read morespace. Prices are high. Service at the deli/hot food counter is excellent, but not good at checkout. The regular checker barely says hello, tho the older woman is quite friendly, but no one helps you bag your food, which holds up the one check stand. With McCaffrey's gourmet market now around the corner, they should step up this part of the service.

We have been there multiple times, in the main house, the patio, and the carriage house and it has…read morealways been excellent. Authentic country French feel; rustic, good service, great food.

I hosted my daughters shower at the Spring Mill Cafe. Ezra and his team were amazing. The food,…read moreservice and ambiance were beyond special. Planning the event with Ezra was seamless, he communicated all the details and pricing so that nothing was a surprise. All the guest commented on the charm of Spring Mill Cafe and the exceptional brunch menu. Could not be more pleased with how the shower turned out!

I wanted to give this place a try for lunch after a day at Ikea…read more There was a slight wait for a table when we got here. The restaurant is big, with the host's table in the front having a hutch full of knickknacks behind it. A large Betty Boop statue stands at the very top oh the fully while the shelf itself has restaurant merch and other knickknacks on it. The open kitchen can be seen to the immediate left and counter seating is right in front of it. The drinks refrigerator sits next to the counter as well and over to the very right is the main dining room. The dining area is mainly comprised of booths that seat up to 4 people, but there are regular circle tables too. There are also framed pictures and decorations hanging on the walls and a spinning cake display is next to the booths as well. We ordered the following: Daughter had the 2-2-2 combo, which is 2 eggs, 2 sausages and 2 blueberry pancake. She thought that it was great. She loved that the pancake was blue from all the blueberries and the sausages were delicious! She said that she would order it again. I love these types of sausages, nice and thick and not the skinny ones. Hubs had the Dutch Benedict, which are poached eggs on an English muffin with scrapple topped with Hollandaise sauce and potato cakes. He said that the eggs were done perfectly and the scrapple was swimming inside the sandwich. I don't understand why Hubs loves scrapple. It's not healthy but he said once in a blue moon is ok. LOL. He loves the potato cakes and said that it reminds him of potato latkes from a Jewish deli. Lastly, I had the sweet pepper and scrambled eggs on a kaiser roll. This was simple and I loved it. I've always wanted to eat eggs on a kaiser roll. For some reason, I love it. I ordered the Dark Side of the Moon cake to go. This was pretty good. Daughter and I fought for every last drop of the cake. LOL. Service was friendly and quick. Will return to try other items on the menu!

The food options are plentiful, the table service is fast paced and friendly in a restaurant that…read morehas the ambiance of a home town diner.