I saw that this place offers a variety of specialty sandwiches and I am a sucker for specialty…read moresandwiches! The first time I visited, I tried their farmer's BLT and that was delicious (I give that a five star). Today, I ordered the chicken cutlet with kale and homemade Caesar dressing (I give this a three star). They used too much dressing so it was more saltier than I expected and maybe it would've tasted better on a seeded roll or wrap but overall the sandwich is decent. I also bought their chocolate chip cookies and these are worth buying again - right amount of chewiness and a hint of salt! I do need to check out what else they offer besides sandwiches and cookies though so I'll definitely return.

I would love to give 5 stars to their cookies. They are the best around! Most of their pastries are…read moregreat! I was really disappointed the last time I went when I ordered a salad from the counter. I waited 10 minutes and they handed me a pre-packaged with rotting lettuce. There are salads in the fridge if I wanted pre-packaged. It was $12 and a wait for an old sad salad! The location is great though.

Visited Maria's today, had the Mediterranean summer salad and the soup of the week ( charred corn…read moreand zucchini) Never disappoints. Awesome as usual!!!

The breakfast sandwich was clutch. The cinnamon toast latte was perfection! The staff was fantastic…read moreand the atmosphere just hit correctly. Somehow you need to make your way here!

What a fortunate find! We left Philly and headed to South Jersey to land on this spot. From the…read morewait and the crowds, we knew this was the place to go. When we were finally seated we had a great waitress who shared her recommendations. We landed on the Eggs Benedict and the $19 BUTTERSCOTCH APPLE FRENCH TOAST, which is baked cinnamon & vanilla custard-soaked brioche, butterscotch apples; topped with brown butter oat streusel & Philly whip. Unbelievable. The place was loud and popping on a Sunday around noon. Not intimate, but a fun post-church gathering of hungry souls. Haddonfield itself is a cute little town with what appeared to be a lot of cute dining spots. We will definitely make this our pit stop on future NY - DC sojourns!

The food here is fresh and delicious! The waitstaff was very friendly and attentive! The prices…read morewere good for the quality and amount of food you get. Highly recommended and we will definitely be returning!

Today, my fiancée and I had brunch at this cozy little spot we found through the Everywhere Is…read moreQueer app, and we're so glad we did! I stuck with my usual two eggs, which were cooked perfectly and tasted amazing. My fiancée ordered the Pretty Toast, their take on French toast, topped with cream cheese, pecans, and sweetened peaches. It honestly reminded me of peach cobbler! When I saw her plate, my jaw dropped--I was instantly jealous! She let me steal a couple of bites, and it was absolutely delicious. It's one of those dishes you could enjoy for breakfast, brunch, or even as a sweet snack. The food was a solid 10/10. Our server, Ben, was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive. He took the time to tell us a little about the menu and even suggested we try something different. Looking back... I probably should have listened! The atmosphere was clean, cozy, and inviting. It honestly felt like sitting in your nonna's kitchen--warm, comfortable, and full of charm. We can't wait to come back and work our way through the dinner menu. If brunch was this good, we have a feeling dinner will be just as amazing!

Went for brunch and was thoroughly impressed and excited for South Jersey's food scene…read more Nachos at 11am shouldn't work this well, but they do-- fluffy eggs with sausage, crunchy home made chips, jalapeños and salsa verde for spice. Great to share. The artichoke cake sandwich was the sleeper hit: crispy outside, creamy inside, packed with flavor. Cozy, sentimental touch and we'll be back for dinner!

Cute little coffee shop. The baristas were so friendly when I had questions about the latte and…read moreoffered custom options to my liking. Lots of cozy seating and in a cute town location.

Delightfully small and quirky corner coffee shop in downtown Collingswood…read more Look at the front of the shop. Now look to the right at all of the fire extinguishers and fire trucks. Now look up. That's where I used to live for many years. So yes I was a regular at Groove Ground for awhile. When I wasn't in the actual shop, I was up in my apartment using their free wifi. Stopped back in today while walking around town doing some Christmas shopping, and the place hasn't changed. Still tiny with a few natty armchairs and couches, still the eclectic mix of music records and other merchandise (a lot of it by local artists), still staffed by friendly employees. One change is that they used to be open until 10 or 11. Like most coffee shops in this area, they now close early. They're open 8 - 6 every day. It's not exactly a destination store. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here for anything on the food or drinks menu, and for records and small handmade gifts, there are several other and better options in town. But I like that it's independent and supportive of the community, and it's still a nice place to stop in while in Collingswood doing other things.

I'm a brunch girl and I LOVE their cinnamon roll French toast. It's a cinnamon bun dipped in batter…read moreand grilled to perfection. Their cream cheese icing is fabulous. Love having brunch here. My guests always enjoy their food too. Service is always great- pleasant and attentive. They make awesome sundaes too.

For the past 15 or so years we've always loved going to The Pop Shop with friends and family. And…read morewhat we ordered today (minus the Fly Eagles Fly sundae) is more or less what we've always gotten and throughly enjoyed! We always appreciate the positive and upbeat vibes of The Pop Shop, in addition to the endless menu and of course grilled cheese options. Well always stop by for The Park and the Eggsactly whenever we're in town - and you should too!

Stopped by to grab a bite at a place I had never been before today. Ordered breakfast as it is good…read moreany time of day in my book. Restaurant has ample parking and offers an indoor/outdoor seating. Amy's was pretty busy. Once seated it took a moment, but again when busy that can be a good thing as the guests enjoy the food. Ordered a short stake, scrambled eggs, fried potatoes and scrapple. I was in heaven with the pancakes. Could be due to pancakes just taking me to a happy place. Eggs were good. Potatoes already came with fried onions and I appreciate that it was made with real potatoes. Wasn't a fan of the scrapple, should have had the bacon. Overall it was good. Portion size was good as I had leftovers.

Ok first of all Amy's Omellette House has been here for a very long time. So if you have not tried…read morethem out, then you have to go immediately. Just for the spirit of all things old. The menu is so long that it can easily be a good pass time read. Pick some of their classics and get it with a side of grits. You will nit be disappointed. The food itself is nothing fancy , just a lot of options. Nothing specific to rave about, but try it out. Service is fast and polite. Coffee is terrible so stay away from it

I should preface this review by saying that in another life, I will come back as a professional B &…read moreB traveler and reviewer. I have stayed in countless B & Bs and have contacted Select Registry (the B & B directory that highlights luxury inns) four times to suggest myself to become one of their reviewers. They haven't responded, and maybe they shouldn't hire me because I'm brutally honest, picky, and have high standards when it comes to inns. Inns have to pay a hefty fee to be featured that book, so I'd probably piss off their paying inns. But I'd make a lot of them happy, too, because when something is good, I let the world know. But I digress. Let's get back to Haddonfield Inn. I'd like to give them 5 stars because they are a dog-friendly inn. And when I called to book the room, Nicole, the innkeeper's daugher, was such a sweetheart. I really, really wanted this to be a fantastic experience because it's close to NYC, they take dogs, and we could return time and time again. Yay for NJ! We were off to a GREAT start! Right? WRONG. We get here and I go to the restroom to relieve myself. I see that the maid has not yet cleaned the floor... there's hair and dirt on the floor. I know, I know. I'm picky, but for $259 a night, a clean bathroom would be a nice touch. I told the innkeeper (I was very nice and charming about it) and she came to clean it herself. It took her 2 seconds flat. She ran back out and called my name. "Angela, you owe us another $20 because you are only staying for one night. Can I have your credit card again?" Huh?? Now normally an extra 20 bucks would not throw me. But we were told when I booked the room that it was $259 and were sent the receipt in a follow-up confirmation. So I asked her about it and she just mumbled something about the fact that Nicole made a mistake and she was just going to have to charge me the extra $20. I told her that this is not what was told to us when we booked and I had the receipt to prove it. She turned to me and said, "Well, if you aren't happy about it, you can just leave." I stuck my 8-month pregnant belly out (just in case she missed it... doesn't she know that you aren't supposed to mess with a lady who is that pregnant?) and said, "I'm not unhappy, I'm shocked at the way you are treating your customer." She knew she was wrong and after mumbling some comments that I chose not to hear, she said she'd reimburse us the $20. And, to her credit, she wrote us an apology note later in the evening. I would have given this place 2 stars, but because Nicole was such a nice person to us and because they accept dogs, I give them a freebie star.

This was my first time staying at a bed & breakfast, and now I know I'm going to have to visit…read moremore. The Haddonfield Inn is gorgeous both inside & out. I was immediately impressed that we were greeted by the owner & innkeeper for the evening as soon as we parked. They gave us a quick tour of the house and showed us to our room. I really liked that Inn is kid friendly. We have a 2 year old daughter, and I've heard most B&B's do not allow small children. Since this was practically the only lodging available in Haddonfield, we were very thankful that we were able to bring the 2 year old on the trip with us. Drinks, snacks, and wine were available at any hour of the day. We really liked our room, but it got pretty chilly on our first night. We could not figure out how to turn on the fireplace in our room. We found out the next morning that the gas was off in the entire house, which was why we couldn't turn the fireplace on. However, they quickly remedied the situation and our room returned to a comfortable temperature in no time. I would return based on the location and the super friendliness of the staff. We really enjoyed our stay.