Little confusing at first to find. This cafe is located inside the Rothman Institute building but…read moreits right as you walk in. Came here for breakfast. I had the bacon egg and cheese on a croissant and my wife got the turkey avocado wrap. We also tried the spinach mango smoothie. Everything was made to order, fresh, and fantastic. If im in the area again I'll definitely be back. Service is quick. Seems to be a husband and wife duo but not sure. Very nice people

A teeny tiny little gem I wouldn't have found without my trusted Yelp app. While a little confused…read moreat first (my gps led me to a medical office building) I quickly found Cafe Lucky Bones on the ground floor, lit up with string lights. This is a great place to find a simple breakfast or lunch. The menu is small but mighty. I got an egg, cheese and avocado sandwich on wheat bread and a hot latte with almond milk. A delicious breakfast for around $12. The man behind the counter was fast and friendly. He didn't rush the line but also brought your order out to the waiting area when it was ready. They do have 2 small tables in the office lobby but that's just for waiting for your order or maybe scarfing down a sandwich very quickly. They also have a very small section of things you might find in a convenience store (painkillers, candy, granola bars, etc). Don't be deterred by the big office space when you pull up. Highly recommend for something tasty on the go!

I went to First Watch yesterday for the first time. It was a Friday morning around 9am. Since it's…read moreholiday season and people are off work and school, the place was probably much more crowded than usual for a weekday. Either way, my party of 6 got seated immediately. Our waitress seemed a bit flustered, but still very friendly and attentive. We ordered quickly and our food came out really fast. I got an omelette with salad greens. Everything seemed fresh and flavorful. I had zero issues with my food. One of my kids got the French toast with bacon and fruit and the other got a grilled cheese with fruit. Both kids liked the main meal but the fruit was on its way out. Lots of brown and squishy spots. Normally my kids could eat a pound of fruit each, but they both passed on it. My wife got a breakfast sandwich with potatoes. She really wanted fries, but they had none. What breakfast restaurant doesn't have French fries? We thought that was pretty strange. She said the sandwich was fine, but nothing spectacular. My parents shared eggs and potatoes and a pot of decaf. The potato consensus across the table was that they were not good. Too salty and not crispy enough. This was especially upsetting because of the lack of fries. Oh well. They also hated the coffee, but my parents only usually like McDonald's coffee. Boomers. What are you going to do. Everyone agreed we would not be back here, but for me, with the parking lot and satisfied kids, I wasn't too sad about the meal.

This was my first time at First Watch. I was not disappointed. The food wasn't out of this world…read moregood but it was good. For me, the service was the best. Apparently my pops has been there a few times because he remembered our server and he remembered my dad however, I don't think he did remember Pops but he made my dad feel like he remembered him and that is a good skill. The server was very helpful with picking items off the menu and all of his selections seemed to have been good. I liked mine but I probably won't get the waffle again but not because it wasn't good but I used to love waffles but I've moved on to french toast. That beet juice was interesting but tasted very healthy which doesn't mean it didn't taste good. It just wasn't sweet but it was good and it felt like it did something good for my system. We sat right outside of the kitchen so we did get to see all of the plates come out which is what I like to do so I can get inspired if I need some help finding something to eat but the server took care of that for us. I've been to another since and although the service and food was good, this guy was better.

I had wanted to stop by on my way home the other day, but they were closed so next best idea was to…read morego during my work lunch break. I figured it's a crepe, can't be that long of a wait. I happily ordered the strawberry shortcake crepe and a piece of baklava. Came out to about $20 bucks and was told 15-20 minutes wait. 20 minutes seems wild to wait for a crepe but no turning back now. First off, in my to-go bag, no baklava. I had a feeling he was going to forget it. Sad I didn't get to try it and sad I paid for it too. Next time. So this particular crepe, gigantic. Almost too big, but that's my opinion. The whipped cream tasted house made and delicious, the strawberries were plentiful and fresh. I didn't love the sponge cake taste on the inside. The custard was good and the crepe itself was perfect. I want to go back and try a less dramatic crepe, one's who focus is more on the crepe, less on the whipped cream.

Amazing crepes and a very big portion for the price. The strawberry shortcake crepe looked and…read moretasted amazing.

The power went out in our neighborhood a few miles down the road but the power was on here so we…read morestopped in because we were just looking for a laundromat. I was extremely surprised when I came in Leat (like leah but with a T) the owner showed us how to use the washer and dryers both of which were inexpensive. $4.75 for the large machine and $3.75 for the small ones wash and .25¢ for every 7 minutes to dry. I got cheese cake and orange juice both of which were delicious! Leat also has a drop off service, it is $1 for every pound of laundry. They also have an assortment of danishes, muffins, and much much more that you can order. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND COMING HERE 100/10 STARS!

I have a full size Black & Grey bed comforter that needed to be laundered and doesn't fit well in…read moremy washing machine. I asked for a price at a local dry cleaners that I use for my work uniforms and was told that the cost would be $24.00..... I called Main Street Laundromat Café and spoke to a young woman who was very pleasant, she quoted a price of $10.00 so I took it there. I received the comforter in a large clear plastic bag a few days later. I was extremely pleased with the results and the young lady LIAT who helped me could not have been more accommodating.

After reading a bunch of comments about how good the cheesesteaks were here in a Facebook SJ Food…read moreGroup I decided to give Local Ljnks a try. The cheesesteak was a super generous portion of quality meat, caramelized onions and cheesy goodness in a deliciously grilled seeded hoagie roll. I also enjoyed the bechamel based Mac and cheese side order (big enough for 2 to share) and the key lime pie was to die for! The owner, Joe was in the dining room and spoke to / thanked every patron who entered his establishment before they left. We got to talking a bit and I could tell that this guy gets it... he is personable, he is likable and it's evident that he loves what he does. 5 stars!

We went in this morning for a Father's Day brunch and wish I never suggested it. We won't be back…read moreand recommend anyone else reading this to do yourself and favor and head down the street to the coffee shop instead. The food took forever, which it usually does but we still go since we normally like the breakfast food. The burrito finally arrived after 30 minutes. The tacos my husband ordered took another 10 minutes. My husband was less than thrilled with flavorless soft tacos that took 40 minutes to make. We decided to provide feedback because we've been here many times and expected more. Again, we regretted this as well. I don't know why we bothered because no one knows how to take honest feedback anymore these days. The young boy who portrayed himself as the manager (was in fact the busboy) was dismissive and but did offer refund, which we declined since that's not the reason we provided feedback. He couldn't handle someone trying to tell them how to improve instead of asking for something for free. It's crazy how someone doesn't want money is still treated as difficult. Then my husband takes the time from his day to speak with owner. He thought he had a constructive conversation, only to find the owner goes straight into his kitchen in front of customers and tells the young boy what my husband said. So unprofessional! They have an open kitchen and this guy thinks it's a good idea to speak with your employee now??? Little did they know while they were trash talking my husband, instead of appreciating the fact that he wasn't asking for money and only wanted gave valuable constructive feedback from repeated customers, that they all chose to turn it around and call my husband a jerk. I did call out that they need to be more careful about how they speak about customers and it was quite interesting to see an entire kitchen and at least 5 customers in line speechless and in shock! As they should have been. Like the rest of society these days, no one knows how to behave and be professional anymore. I'm beyond embarrassed for the owner and anyone affiliated with this restaurant. Just downright pathetic!

@rotacafedelran -Delran…read more Ending the year 2024 with a bang! Rota Cafe and Bakery in Delran offers a unique Turkish breakfast/brunch menu. I can admit that I'm unfamiliar with the cuisine and what specifically to order. Our server was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful with suggestions and descriptions on what everything was. Pictured was food for 5 of us, and we had more than enough to take some home for leftovers. My personal favorite was the Karadeniz Yagli (black sea style Pide). Pide bread is a flat bread that can have many different types of toppings, that they bake fresh in-house in a brick oven. It's thin, crispy, and packed with great flavor. Our party enjoyed every single dish we ordered and loved the experience. In my eyes, Rota's is certainly a spot you should check out for a different experience and cuisine to expand your horizons a tiny bit. Don't be afraid to ask questions and try something that's new. You're going to be happy you did!

From the owner: Rota Cafe & Bakery offers a vibrant pastry and coffee experience tailored to the energetic youth…read more This modern and lively venue stands out with its colorful atmosphere and a menu featuring fresh, creative, and Instagram-worthy delights. With Unique Turkish breakfast experience, trendsetting pastries, and delightful coffees that resonate with the young spirit, Rota is not just a cafe but a meeting point. It shines as a youthful destination filled with tasty snacks and beverages, perfect for indulging in pleasant conversations with friends.

The pasta is outstanding! The pastries are divine (especially the mascarpone filled donut!!!)…read moreThe coffee game needs work but I will definitely be back for that donut!!!

Ok lets start with the outside, its hard to spot but no biggie. Tiny place next to the big red…read morebuilding. Street parking is scarce and the meters are quarters only but you should be able to get 15 min free. That said dont chance quickly parking to run in for coffee because theyre slow. Inside, its smelly. The kitchen is up front right after the tables. So you walk in theres some seats and then the kitchen behind the counter. You have to walk all the way down the counter to the register inorder to see the tiny menu. Its obvious how coffee shopss function so i dont get why they put the menu there. Theres also a tabletop sign on the register counter for seasonal items but i was so confused idk if these are latte flavors or dessert foods. The menu doesnt specify and the pictures are all of cutesy food but idk if thats design or the actual item. The smell bothered me A LOT. Waiting for coffee i dont want to smell cheese and whatever else is cooking. Also there foods behind the display, dessert and pastries too, do not have any signage. I was curious if anything savory was vegetarian but didnt feel like conversing. Lastly theres a lot of Jesus stuff that confused me why its all over the place. By the coffee pickuo by the regsiter. Dont shove that in my face im here for coffee. Ok the coffee, i had a pistachio latte. Was good. Not much coffee robust flavor. The pistachio flavor though was done very nicely. Not like those sweet sugary syrup flavors, but simple real pistachio. And crumbles of pistachio. This is a good option if you dont like sweet. Also had a donut and damn that was a delicious donut! Also it was over $16 for the latte and a donut. Too pricey.

Great service and really good good. The French dip is a favorite. We visit when we shop often.read more

OK, I'm getting on my soapbox here because I genuinely think that the Nordstrom Café is one of the…read moremost slept on restaurants! I don't know if I'm biased because I went here at least once a month growing up (shout out freehold raceway mall) but honestly, I always feel so at home here, the vibe is cozy and all the food is really genuinely good for a fast casual vibe! The soups, salads and sandwiches are my favorite but they did recently revamp their menu! They have lots of new items like yummy starters, pastas, and protein packed mains. Some of my favorite menu options are below: - Roma Tomato Basil Soup - French Dip - Little Gem Cesar Salad - Penne Bolognese & Meatballs Definitely try out the Nordstrom Cafe if you're shopping in the Cherry Hill mall or any Nordstrom that has a cafe!