This and few other diners in Philly always remind me of a great summer day. You eat brunch, and the…read morerest of your day is fantastic. Penrose is great for that, because the inside is nice and cozy, and the employees are super attentive. They were showing a few games on the tv which was cool, but I was intrigued with their menu. I'd love to try lunch here or at least one of their sandwiches. The quesadilla was great and I even ate part of it the next day for lunch. Hashbrowns were great as well, and the cheesesticks were awesome. Love trying those out at diners. The waffle, eggs and sausage was very tasty as well.

we tried sandwiches from euro to roasted beef and soup & salads. service was very good. provided…read moretakeout containers & bags Diner was convenient & close to our location Ambiance was light & bright. Delicious looking desserts at the front door to start salivating !

Loved my first Dungeon Crawl at Silk City in July '26. Got there a little early and stopped into…read morethe beer garden to check out the menu and see how late the kitchen was open. I planned on grabbing something to go after the show. As I was perusing the menu I saw several dishes pass by and decided I couldn't wait any longer. In particular I noted the wings and chicken fingers, both of which looked amazing. I got a table next to the bar in their lovely beer garden. Has some TVs, a very friendly staff, and the food looked great. I was blown away by their chicken fingers. Obviously hand breaded, and served with Comeback sauce and your choice of ranch or blue cheese. I ate a few and saved the biggest one for a late night snack. Ended up eating it a couple days later and it was still delicious! I'll have to try the wings next time. Service was great, from hostess to servers, everyone had smiles. Food came out promptly and my drink was refilled without asking. Definitely a good start to the night. The Dungeon Crawl itself was the highlight of the evening! This is in the lounge/bar area of Silk City. It's an intimate setup with the stage in a corner with a dance floor and the bar area and a few tables at the other end. A DJ warms things up while the main act comes on at 8:00. It was Dogs in a Pile for my first visit and I was blown away by the sound and energy. 2 sets of amazing improv and jamming, with a dedicated crowd of music lovers. I can't wait to get to my next one!

While the food was good, the service was awful. Took 20 minutes after being seated for our waiter…read moreto come over and when were finished, I had to get up and hand him the check with my card. He was too busy chit chatting with other employees and watching the flyers game to do his job - it's not even like the place was busy, it was a Wednesday. Maybe the bar is better, this place has a unique setting and I've heard decent things but my experience was a total miss.

I was here at the 8am opening on a Saturday and am reminded of how much I enjoy the vibe here. I am…read moresolo this morning but most of the patrons are single parents with young children. The service staff - especially the young man who is either the manager or owner- knew people's orders and treated everyone like regulars. They offered suggestions for chocolate chip pancakes to cheerful young ones and little toy cars to the fussy ones. I was surprised to see that I wrote a review on this place four years ago. I keep returning for the service, food, and good energy.

That's how you breakfast! Went this morning with friends and boy was this a treat. First off, the…read morebiscuits may have been the best biscuits I've had in quite some time and the fresh jams they have to enjoy them with could have been a meal in itself. The we got the blueberry waffle (holy smokes), corned beef hash (woah), and a frittata with grits (yeah!) and all were so solid. The service was also really nice and the place felt welcoming and alive for being early on a Sunday. This was a great place for breakfast and maybe not a "drop everything and run here" but absolutely staying high on my list to turn.

The Food at the Silver Diner is Fresh and Delicious. The Service is great. And the Ambiance is…read morequiet and welcoming. Great Customer Service with many servers. The Delicious Angus Cheese Burger's With Bacon , Hickory Sauce and Caramelized Red Onions was truly Amazingly Delicious. The Milk Shakes were so fresh and tasted Excellent. The Chili with carrots was Divine. Silver Diner in Cherry Hill is one of the Best Diners in the United States.

We had breakfast at Silver Diner this morning, and overall it was an excellent experience. The food…read morewas outstanding. I had the Power Breakfast, and my wife enjoyed the California Omelette. Both meals were fresh, flavorful, generously portioned, and beautifully prepared. We would absolutely order them again. Our server, Benjamin, deserves special recognition. He was friendly, attentive, checked on us at just the right times, and never made us feel rushed. His service was outstanding and added to an otherwise wonderful dining experience. The only disappointment was the beverage pricing. I'll admit that we typically don't study the menu prices before ordering--that was probably our mistake. After eating in restaurants for more than 70 years, however, I can honestly say these beverage prices are among the most outrageous I've encountered. We were charged $3.99 for a single cup of black coffee and $5.99 for one glass of lemonade--nearly $10 for two beverages. The coffee was simply one ordinary cup of black coffee, and the lemonade was so incredibly sweet that it was almost undrinkable. Neither beverage came close to justifying its price. It's unfortunate because everything else was excellent. The quality of the food, the atmosphere, and Benjamin's exceptional service make Silver Diner a place we would gladly visit again. However, management should seriously reconsider charging nearly $10 for one standard cup of coffee and one mediocre glass of lemonade. Prices like that leave customers feeling taken advantage of and detract from what is otherwise a terrific dining experience. We'll definitely be back--but next time we'll probably skip the beverages unless the pricing becomes more reasonable.

Perfect location from our hotel! We stopped in for breakfast Friday morning and it was surprisingly…read morebusy but not bad. We were sat immediately and taken care of, our food was alright and our server took great care of us!

The food and service was very mid. No seasoning on the potatoes. They didnt offer honey for tea…read more The bathroom was clean and there was plenty of parking. G

Great diner experience delicious food simply prepared great service easy on the wallet. Also, they…read morehave takeout which is excellent.

This is my and my home girls late night spot after bar hopping and clubbing. I always enjoy the…read moreservice from the waitress that always holds us down and the food is cooked fresh from order. Clean place and very chill at late night. I can't wait to come back again after enjoying last weekends breakfast meal at 3 something in the morning. Thank you staff.

Here as a tourist on a cold April day. Popped in for lunch and it seemed to be a popular spot with…read morea lot of regulars. We wanted to get some "Philly food" and opted for a roast pork and broccoli rabe sandwich with a not so "Philly" staple, a gyro. The roast pork was a little dry, but the flavors were good. I've never had this sandwich before but it reminded me a French dip, which I love! The gyro was also very good! Large portion and great flavors, especially the tzatziki sauce! Service was a little slow, but they were busy. The restaurant was clean, but definitely an older establishment. Overall a great experience!

Swung by for quick breakfast before heading into Philadelphia Museum of Art. It's located about 2…read moreblocks away from the museum at the bottom of a high rise building in the back. It has both indoor and outdoor seatings. The visit occurred on a Saturday morning and the place was packed inside and out. We were seated right away and hot coffee arrived quickly along with the menu. The servers were friendly and food also arrived quickly. I can't believe how much food was on the plate!!! Just with the potatoes and omelette alone was a ginormous portion. It also came with toast of my choice. I got the Spanish omelette without mushrooms. Don't judge me for eating my eggs with ketchup, please! I liked how the eggs tasted but not so much for the potatoes. I found them too greasy. I also wish my basket of jellies came with more marmalade!! Still, the food and the service turnaround time was phenomenal given the volume of diners in the restaurant. If I'm back in the area again, I would love to try out their pancakes and waffles. The ones eaten by other diners looked delicious!

You will be extremely hard pressed to find another restaurant that gives you the quality AND…read more quantity of food that SouthStar offers. I try to stop by for a breakfast at least once a week, if not more. Very reasonable in their prices as well.. Love the people, love the food, love the service. And the one waitress, I want to make her my wife.

This spot wasn't our first choice, but it ended up being the best stop of the day. It's right off…read moreHighway 38 and easy to see from the road. Inside, the food was fresh, plentiful, and delicious. We chose side salads instead of fries and they were a great size to start the meal. I had the open‑face Turkey Reuben and the portion was definitely shareable and very good. My husband had the fish and chips and the cod was fried perfectly, 4 nice fillets, crisp outside and tender inside. He swapped the fries for a baked potato and it tasted like it came straight from the oven, hot and fluffy. They offered a long list of specials for 16.99 that included beverage, soup, salad, an entrée and dessert. The cakes and pies looked fabulous and many were ordering dessert. We were too full this time, but next visit we'll save room. Our waitress, Lala, was wonderfu, attentive, friendly and always checking in at the right moments. The manager greeted us warmly when we arrived and again when we left, which added to the friendly atmosphere. Plenty of parking and easy to get in and out. We would definitely recommend this diner and would happily return.

I love Jewish Delis. So I concluded my World Cup weekend with lunch at 4th Street. It was as good…read moreas can be. I had the extra sized pastrami Rueben on toasted rye. Massive. The meat was moist, tasty, properly salted, with a discernible bark. The amount of cheese, sauerkraut, & dressing accentuated the pastrami, although so much meat would be hard to impact! It needed the long spear to stay together. But yet I could cut & shave & make mini sandwiches. The potato salad was a great refresher. Not too tart, with carrots, celery, & I could taste onion. The pickle was not too acidic. Great crunch. A nice interlude between bites of the sandwich & potato salad. I took my time. It went into overtime. Washing it down with coke. My taste buds won. Great service. A nice diner like vibe. Incredible menu. We don't have this level of Jewish Deli in the Bay Area. I'd go every week. $36.18 is with it! I threw in a $10 tip for a great meal & nice waitress.

The Famous 4th Street Deli definitely makes sure no one leaves hungry. The portion sizes are huge!…read moreKind of pricey, but not really surprising considering how much food each order consists of. Most of what I ordered was on the blender side, but still good and really just comes down to personal taste and opinion. Our waitress was great and the staff was very friendly.

Big fan of Middle Child and was excited to try their sitdown restaurant. My boyfriend and I got in…read moreline at 11:50 AM on a Saturday, ordered by 12:15 PM, and got our food by 12:25. The baller sandwich with avocado was the top highlight, and I loved the sour pickles. The big pancake was also great. Will return for more sandwiches!!

Tried breakfast at Middle Child, and instantly the cast iron styled pancake stuck out. I also went…read morefor the latke without the roe. Off the back the pancake was decent. In someways similar to golden diner, Sunday in BK and Cafe Lulucs. I wasn't a fan of the orange/citrus infused syrup, though it did sound interesting. I'll have to say my favorite pancake in this style is still Cafe Luluc, but this comes in as a close second for the pancake by itself. The latke was great as usual but I didn't fancy the dill cream as much. I preferred the dinner variant I had on a previous visit. All and all, a pleasant visit, though I probably would get the pancake with maple syrup next time. Definitely, interested to try other options on my next visit.