Great place to have a breakfast! Good choice, large portions, actually really tasteful food…read more Very friendly service. The place itself is giving good vibes. Definitely recommend.

Spotted this new place while we were headed to a different restaurant, and decided to try it out…read moreinstead. I am SO glad we did because it was OUTSTANDING. It was moderately busy when we entered, and was getting rather crowded by the time we left an hour later. I ordered one of their specials -- a breakfast burrito with eggs, potatoes, fresh tomato, green peppers, onions, and cheese, then wrapped in bacon and deep fried. The crispy burrito and bacon complemented the fillings nicely, and it was served with a crema sauce on the side. My dining partner got a strawberry cheesecake crepe, which had a generous amount of fresh strawberries and filling, and a pile of whipped cream on top. It too was delicious. The portions for both were perfect -- generous but not excessive. The coffee was good as well, which I can't say about a lot of places anymore. It was very clean and new inside, and the decoration was very nice. Modern and elegant, but with enough natural oak accents, basket-shaded lights, and plants to really brighten the space. The service was also excellent. They were fully staffed with many attentive employees available, and the service was on point. The food came out fast and hot. If I had one complaint, it might be that the A/C was a little strong. It's maybe a little pricey for breakfast compared to diner fare (almost every entrée was $10-15), but the value is 100% there. Excellent food, nice atmosphere, and great service. Definitely a stand-out in the area for breakfast/brunch/lunch, and I will definitely be back.

Great breakfast at Farmhouse Kitchen today. Latte. Mushroom omelette with a Greens side. Delish…read more Cute, rustic setting inside. Friendly staff. Order at the counter and then the food is brought to your table with a smile. Five stars.

Very disappointing. Usually yelpers are spot on. 2 pancakes that were dry and expensive- $16!…read more Better pancakes at cracker barrel. The blueberry smoothie was good. I enjoyed sitting outside though.

As I have posted several times ... this is my favorite spot on the Avenue…read more I love their breakfast and lunch It's always delicious and yummy for your tummy The owners and staff are friendly and go out of their way to make your experience satisfying I highly recommend giving them a try ( you'll be back )

A cute breakfast spot! Lots of options it known for their sticky buns. We got one with the pecan…read moretopping option, it was delicious and not too sweet which was refreshing for an American treat. I got the avocado toast with two eggs over hard and a side of bacon. The bacon was a bit salty, as bacon can be but the rest of the meal was spot on. Our waitress was attentive and friendly as was all the staff.

We came with my Grandmother in a wheelchair, the evening before Easter. The staff were wonderful…read moreaccomodating. Restaurant was sparkling clean, Food was fantastic- can't say enough good things. We had the shrimp and scallop dinner, Pad Thai, and filet mignon dinner. All were great- thanks for a great dinner!

Passing through town, we stopped for an early dinner. At 4:30 we expected the restaurant to be…read moreempty .... but NOOOOO. The place was jumping. We were happy they could seat us. My husband and I assessed Austin's differently. He ordered prime rib which he said was nothing short of perfect. Cooked medium rare as requested, tender, juicy -- he savored every bite. I scanned the menu. Nothing jumped out at me. (I generally don't gravitate to steakhouse-type restaurants.) I ordered a half rack of baby back ribs. My point of comparison is Longhorn's which offers more of a bang-for-a-buck, and in my opinion better tasting ribs. Not to say that Austin's aren't good. They are. Based on the popularity of Austin's, it's clear management knows what they're doing. But I think a small salad and baked potato should be available with the price of the entree -- not worth the extra $7 I was going to be charged. The salad is listed as 'field greens,' -- which it's not -- but reading the menu you'll see they mean iceberg and romaine. The salad was good, enhanced by their garlic ranch dressing. We washed down our meals with well-priced drinks: merlot ($8.90) and Blue Moon ($6.90), then splurged on dessert. Austin's flourless double chocolate brownie a la mode is very rich. One order for two adults is plenty. Austin's is aptly described as a family restaurant. A lot of kids. A lot of noise. Service is friendly and on-the-ball. While not my kind of restaurant, if prime rib is your thing -- this could be the place!

Latte is good, that's about it. We ordered shrimp and grits plus the homestead Benedict…read more It looks good but taste very bland. No seasoning on anything.. The manager comes by and says they don't salt anything because old people complained... seriously?

Food kinda tasteless. I had an omelet, and my wife had eggs over ye.Period neither of us enjoyed…read morethe meal because of the lack of flavor

An OK takeout experience at Cheers Bistro. I visited late in the evening and it seemed like they…read moremight have been preparing to close the kitchen for the night. Ordering was OK, however, I had to be relentless in asking for updates on my order as there were a few to-go bags sitting at the bar. I stood at the bar for quite a while and eventually received my food, but not without an unwelcoming attitude from someone who I believe might have been managing orders and the bar. The food was OK. The dining room looks inviting and comfortable, however, it seems the bar is the feature, so don't expect a quiet dinner experience. Definitely a good, casual bar experience in downtown Reading. If at the Doubletree I'll try them again and perhaps dine-in.

The food was delicious, and the service was great. The booths are a bit cramped, however.read more

Cloud 9 is amazing - I have used them many times for my corporate meetings nearby for breakfast…read morespreads and it is the best in the area by far. The breakfast quiche , and bagels/pastries trays are perfection. Thanks for all you guys do!

Great quiet place to sit and chat over a healthy breakfast option at reasonable prices. The baked…read moreoatmeal was delicious and the pumpkin spice latte was a perfect choice for a frigid winter morning. They changed their business model to table service vs the counter service, which is a nice touch. There was one mishap that made us a bit uncomfortable at the start of our meal. The owner came out and addressed it, providing us with her word that it was being handled appropriately. As a result we enjoyed our experience and will be giving it another chance in the future- to give time for the issue to be fully addressed.

This is a fantastic Cafe. Service is excellent and the menu…read morehas so many amazing items to choose from. Not overwhelming. Delicious I highly recommend this Cafe Folino for breakfast and brunch.

Delicious and large portions for reasonable prices…read more The service was prompt and courteous. It was a counter service ordering with a table side delivery. The latte was excellent, but a bit smaller than expected size. The ambiance was at first quite quiet and peaceful, but almost instantly became crowded and above average noise level. If you have difficulty drowning out background noise, I would not recommend visiting during peak hours as tables are also close together. Unfortunately I didn't take photos of my food as we were there for a business meeting, but I assure you I would recommend.

Great Service Great Wings and cocktails This place is a…read moremust and I will be back And the atmosphere here Great

Worth the trip for the 'Louies' cheesesteaks alone…read more Unfortunately, fries 'don't travel well,' so to speak.​

I'll never forget watching the continuation of game 5 of the 2008 World Series here when this was…read moreknown as Santino's. I mean I guess it wasn't that long ago, but it feels like a lifetime has passed in between. The bar that night was full of familiar faces. Groups of friends from both Wilson and Wyomissing neighborhoods had been unified with a common aspiration. After nearly two full days of agonizing rain delays, we were all about to witness the Phils bring the city of Philadelphia its first championship in 25 years (since 1983, before so many of us there that night were even born). This isn't Santino's of course, but it's impossible to separate those memories, which is probably the case for many of the folks still coming here who can remember fondly the mingling with family, friends, co-workers, and neighbors. I'm glad this remained a restaurant and didn't turn into another spa or something. It's a bit harder to go to a spa and think hey I used to drink Jaegerbombs right over there by the koi pond and speaker playing soothing rainforest sounds. You can tell just by the sequence of naming conventions (from "Santino's" to "Tino's" to finally "State Hill Craft Cocktails & Kitchen") the kind of vibe they're going for here. The "Tino's" era, though brief, proved that you could keep the neighborhood charm and just slightly ratchet up the presentation, especially in the food and bar departments. Over time the menu has shifted from fine-casual Italian to more upscale comfort food, with wagyu meatloaf, lobster mac & cheese, and the always elegant, always dashing meatloaf patty melt. State Hill Craft Cocktails & Kitchen or whatever iteration of dining establishment will be there 15, 20 years from now (Luxe Carwash expansion perhaps) will bring together members of the community that wouldn't ever otherwise cross paths. New friendships will form, and old ones will strengthen. The atmosphere was electric that night in Santino's nearly 20 years ago. Everyone was elated, even people who didn't watch sports were happy because they could see other people were happy. For one night we could push everything else aside, the weight of responsibility and care lifted from our backs. A reminder that joy could be had, and our existences, though flawed, remained full of promise with even better days ahead. This is probably the least helpful review you've ever read LOL

food was good, mocktails were good, and the waitress was nice…read more food and drinks are insanely expensive. $60 for two people and they wanted 25% tip on top of that. I didn't give them that but still. Our total came out to $78. My friend got scrambled eggs, hash browns, french toast, and an espresso martini. I got Brussel sprouts and a mocktail. The brussel sprouts are $15. It was a starter. The mocktail was $15. Also got my brussel sprouts spilled all over the table from the waitress. She then gave me a second one. I don't even know if they charged me for it. Overall fun experience but probably won't come back because of how expensive it is.