The owners are so nice and friendly, and the pretzels are always made fresh and they're delicious!…read moreThe perfect place to get a party tray with dips and everyone is happy! They now have pretze cheesesteaks, cheeseburgers and something else that sounded really good'!

Typically I get fresh pretzels. This time they were over baked and stale. Ownership needs to be…read moremore involved like the previous owners. They were there and provided great service and good pretzels. This was a Friday around 2:30pm.

Really good pretzels, well priced, nice Philly guy…read more It's all pretty basic - but that's what pretzels are. This would be a go-to if we lived here!

Philadelphia soft pretzels are cheap and filling, perfect for keeping a bunch of rowdy elementary…read moreschool students in line. They were a big part of my childhood, and I ate them lots when I was in school. We got a bunch of pretzels from this Philly Pretzel Factory - they have other locations in the suburbs and downtown. To be exact, we ordered 25 for a mere $8, or almost 33 cents a pretzel. Talk about dirt cheap - not bad if you're trying to feed a Boy Scout troop, eh? Luckily, the Factory doesn't mess with a good thing - their take on the classic elongated Philly pretzel, with bits of salt, is virtually identical to the unsanitary ones you can get on the Boulevard. For flavor (and to fight against bacterial infection), I always slather on a package of spicy mustard. Go celebrate National Pretzel Day (that's April 26, for those who don't know) and get some!

I've been going to this place for years, it is very customer accommodative. They sell fresh Philly…read morepretzels.

Amazing pretzel fresh out of the oven. Good quality and soft.Cheap. And amazing dips.read more

This place sold out of sour n cream but it is nice they offer it because it is harder to find this…read moreflavor and garlic as well I believe. You can specify light, medium, or heavy seasoning for some of the pretzels. As Auntie Anne's stopped sour cream and I believe garlic too, maybe other smaller places can offer it profitably. Staffer here was nice. Inside the Plymouth Meeting mall on the second floor Showed up here on Thursday July 31 at 750'PM and they are closed. They are supposed to be open till 8 PM. There is supposed to be open till 8 PM today and they have paper applications for hiring people sitting at their stand. Sad face I bought a second pretzel round a number of days later and the staffer remembered me and let me have two stamps on my new Totally twisted pretzel card instead of one! On the first floor, they have a stand near a children's merry go round or a children's propeller device- I don't remember which contraption. That is nice if it helps business as children on the weekends are more likely to have their parent grab them a soft pretzel In that location instead of climbing the one floor to go to the main station nearby. There is a cellular store that has a similar setup on the other side of the second floor.

This place is great! The pretzel guy is so friendly, works hard, and the place is very clean! Will…read morealways keep coming back! Thank you!

We were driving to an early appointment and wanted to have breakfast afterwards. On the way to the…read moreappointment we passed Pumpernick's Deli. After looking at the review, we decided to try it out. It's a nice venue - it was very quiet and had a relaxed vibe. We had recently gone to Hymie's Deli (Merion Station) and the noise level there was a little deafening. Several of the reviews on Pumpernick's mentioned the Challah French Toast...many quite favorably. We decided to order that and the Veggie Omelette, sharing each. I love Challah French Toast, I make it once a week. I perfected my recipe in college working at a breakfast-lunch restaurant near campus. It all starts with the challah - we had a bakery in Youngstown that made the lightest, fluffiest and tastiest challah. The owner insisted we use only butter in the pan when grilling the French Toast. It wasn't rocket science. Somehow, Pumpernick's missed the mark. It looked very appetizing when the dish arrived, but as soon as I tried to cut a piece, I immediately knew it wasn't 'light and fluffy'. Just the opposite - it was probably the 'heaviest' and dense French Toast I've had. It tasted good - was grilled perfectly - and after a few bites, the texture didn't seem 'so bad', but it was. As I said I make French Toast with challahs (once a week) from Rolings Bakery to Whole Foods to Famous 4th Deli, and it's never near as dense and thick as the French Toast at Pumpernick's. I would guess it's the challah, not the preparation of the French Toast - but I'm not sure. Which brings me to where the challah is from - I asked - it's from Jeff Solomon Inc, a bakery in Elkins Park, that's been in business about 30 years. Enough about the French Toast, let's talk about the Veggie Omelette, which was delicious! I routinely make omelettes, with vegetables, and this omelette was as tasty as any I've made. There were onions, orange peppers, mushrooms and tomatoes, and both my partner and I were surprised at how much flavor the veggies had! The omelette itself was light and fluffy; it was delightful! There were hash brown potatoes served with the omelette which were cooked perfectly - crispy exterior with a tender and great potato taste. There was a cinnamon raisin bagel that also came with the omelette which was very good. We enjoyed our breakfast notwithstanding the Challah French Toast - on our return - I'll try the pancakes.

Busy, neighborhood deli. Authentic Jewish items all around. They make their own meats for their…read moresandwiches. Everything was extremely fresh and they gave large servings. The service was quick and efficient. They also have a pickle bar for those pickle lovers. Definitely a good place to pop in if you're in the mood for good sandwiches or lox, salads, etc.

We ordered a sheet cake for a celebration. The process was great with Dennis explaining what goes…read moreinto making the cake and butter cream icing and Liz working with us to finalize the order and decorations. The cake was one of the best we have had... ever. This was real deal butter creme icing that was not overly sweetened and had a consistency that added a dimension that showcased the cake itself. It was a hit with the entire party. We will order any pastries and cakes from Lice bakery moving forward. Lunch was also a nice experience! Wild mushroom quiche was better than any other quiche we have had and Chinatown chicken Salad was huge and tasted great!

My girlfriend and I came here for breakfast and to sample some of their baked goods. We also…read moreordered a carrot cake for a birthday celebration. Overall, most of the baked goods were very tasty, while the breakfast items were more hit or miss. The restaurant is located in a really nice area with a small town feel, which made the visit even more enjoyable. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 4/5 Parking - Street Parking Atmosphere - The bakery is in a really charming location with a small town feel. The space itself is cozy and inviting, and they also have a small amount of outdoor seating, which is a nice option when the weather is nice. It feels like the kind of place you can easily stop by for a casual breakfast or pick up some baked goods to take home. Service - Service was excellent. The owner and staff were all very friendly and welcoming, and everyone we interacted with was helpful and accommodating. It was a very pleasant experience from start to finish. What We Ordered - -Frenchie - Pretty good overall. A solid breakfast option with good flavor. -Johnny Boy - Just okay. It was missing a little seasoning and could have used more flavor. -Carrot Cake - Really good. We ordered this for a birthday celebration, and everyone really enjoyed it. -Carrot Cupcake - One of my favorites. Moist, flavorful, and had a great balance of sweetness. -German Chocolate Cupcake - Also one of my favorites. Rich, flavorful, and very enjoyable. -Lemon Bar - Just okay. It wasn't bad, but it didn't stand out compared to some of the other baked goods we tried. Final Thoughts - Overall, we had a very good experience at Alice Bakery & Confectionary. The breakfast items were decent, but the baked goods were definitely the highlight for us. I would absolutely come back for the cakes, cupcakes, and other baked goods. If I return for breakfast, I would probably try one of their quiches next time, which I didn't realize was an option when I ordered. The friendly service, charming location, and small outdoor seating area are also good reasons to come back.

This is the perfect little cafe in Ambler. Of course they have amazing pies, but don't sleep on…read moretheir lunch and dinner items. Perfect spot for a quick lunch or an early casual dinner. We went during Ambler's restaurant week and had a stand-out meal with peach gazpacho, chicken and strawberry salad, pulled pork hand pie and ratatouille quiche. All was amazing... but we can't forget the pie. My husband had a blueberry crumble and the peach Bellini pie was one of the best I've had. Service was warm and friendly. It was fairly empty, but I'm assuming it's because they only recently extended their hours to 7pm on weekends for the early dinner crowd. I'd love it if they would further extend dinner hours and market themselves as a dinner option. The larger restaurants on Butler Ave get packed on the weekends, this would be a great option for a nice casual meal. They are BYO so bring your wine.

My wife and I were recently in the area and although there appeared to be some nice Indian and…read moreMexican restaurants for lunch in the area, Pie and Plate Cafe was our choice. We made a good one. We were greeted warmly at this corner store with street parking and the place was empty of customers when we arrived. The front displays of available homemade pies were inviting. They also had a mini-fridge of drinks like Snapple and Poppy and some others. But the Cafe also has all types of coffee and some breakfast and lunch items. My wife ordered an egg on croissant with a side of fruit. She also ordered a latte. I went with the chicken pot pie with a side salad. I didn't catch that the pot pie was actually a hand-pie (kind of like an empanada) but it is listed on the menu. Both the croissant and hand-pie crusts were excellent. Buttery and flaky. My chicken pot pie did not have much chicken, but did have flavor. There were nice spices like thyme in there. Definitely you can taste the homemade in there. My salad had micrograms and very fresh grape tomatoes and cucumbers. The side fruit was fresh and crunchy in small pieces. The place seats a couple of dozen people and had quite comfortable cloth seats. We decided to get a whole pie to go home with us and chose the key lime. Wow. Tangy and tart with the sweet graham cracker crust and whip cream. Loved it. The pie was just under $40 and the food about the same. I don't remember specifically this time. Pie and Plate Cafe is a winner with homemade scratch made food and nice coffees. The pies were excellent.

They are not open on Sunday morning! Have ordered 3 separate times after double checking the hours…read moreto make sure they were open only to go pick up my food and the place is closed. I love the food and I will continue to attempt to eat there but if they could please be clear about they are open I'd appreciate otherwise I'll eventually have to get my chilaquiles elsewhere.

I've gotten many cake slices for various occasions and people and every single one has been a hit!…read moreSo delicious, fresh & not overly sweet like many American style cakes. Recently got an order of birria tacos and chicken tacos with beans & rice and they were phenomenal! The staff is always friendly and helpful. I will return & do recommend.