Guys honestly best Don's in the valley. W employees always get my order right and don't just throw…read moreeverything together, they place it accordingly. Preesh!

My wife got my teenager a cheese burger and it had what appeared to be a pubic hair on top of the…read morebun. I spoke to a manager and she could not be bothered by it and told me to send an email. I have pictures of it and it was disgusting.

Ordered delivery on a Wed night around 5:15 PM. I was told it would be 15 minutes. 50 minutes…read morelater, we called and were told that it was on the way. This is not the first time they've done this. Don't say 15 minutes if it's going to be THAT much later. No fortune cookies, no spoon for the soup. Disappointed. I will more than likely go with the other chinese place in town next time.

Egg roll was excellent. Walnut shrimp was said to be just OK. Would try more dishes next time I am…read morein the area.

Just straight up awesome. Great food, great atmosphere. Wait staff awesome and knowledgeable about…read moreeverything going dish wise

Very cool place to visit (stone, wood, and candlelight atmosphere). We really enjoyed our beverages…read moreand dinner. Steak was cooked perfectly and seafood was delicious. Service was outstanding too. Reservation is highly recommended. Small parking lot.

Beautiful weekend in southeastern Pennsylvania, and perfect for a drive in the country over hill…read moreand dale. We first headed west on the PA Turnpike, and then north on Rt. 476, the Northeast Extension to Route 63. Then through Harleysville, Green Springs and finally, Pennsburg; to our destination, The Valley Cafe. About 60 miles door to door. The rolling hills, farms and forests were peacefully resting in the comfortable heat of the day. Plenty of 19th Century farmsteads and even older stone houses that held the secret lives of so many generations. It was idyllic; almost a fully sensate daydream. The Cafe was nearly full when we arrive around 12:30. We were led to a table in the larger dining room and handed menus and Specials sheet. We ordered coffee with milk to start. Surprisingly, that translated into two separate requests here - coffee and milk. We only wanted milk to lighten the coffee, and explained that to the server who seemed confused that we hadn't asked for "creamers." Straightened out, he took one glass back and left us with the other to share. Breakfast consisted of Chicken Fried Steak & Eggs for me, and Southwest Scramble for the son. Mine was very good - with real beef, breadcrumbs the size of my hand nicely pan fried, and two over easy eggs on top, slowly oozing their golden yolks into the crisp breaded meat beneath. The home fries and rye toast were good accoutrements, but lost in the richness of the main components. My son was disappointed in his plate. Although there was plenty of egg, cheese, onion, green pepper and potato scrambled for consumption, there was really nothing "southwestern" about it. No jalapeños. No red chilies. No chili powder. Just a tiny plastic cup of salsa; inadequate to provide spiciness. He ate what he could, but left an unusual amount untouched. I gave him a chunk of my CFS to compensate which he liked. Service was fine for a busy Sunday. The place is extremely popular with lots of turnover and families/groups of friends socializing over breakfast, brunch and lunch. No doubt, well deserved. Our score with one success and one fail was what it was. We loved the trip, but would not make The Valley Cafe our destination again. 3.5 STARS

The service is good and nice, very calming in the room. And when I ordered Chicken fried steak and…read moreeggs, it was good. When I start to dig into the fried steak it was good but afterward about 30 mins when we left, I felt a little sick and threw up 10 mins after of done eating. Would not recommend eating the chicken fried steak and I do not know if I got sick because of it or not? Would not recommend getting the steak. Overall the place is nice to get a quick breakfast.

I love the new drive thru and the new interior. The food is amazing and everyone is super nice.read more

They seem to have problems understanding what a plane sandwich is with no pickles no nothing, got…read morehome it has pickles on it. Unfortunately my fiance hates them so now I have five sandwiches to eat. Most likely will not return to Chick-fil-A again

Surprised to get such a good sandwich in an office building. The ambiance is very low key and…read morecafeteria feeling with fun rock vibes. Board games on the tables and great music playing. The staff is super friendly and they bring your food out to your table, but there is no table service. I got the "Big A$$ BLT". A classic blt served with heavy bacon and smoked ham. It's a killer spot if you just want a chill spot with some classic lunch options.

First time here. Friendly staff. Sandwiches I purchased were very good. I'll be going back!read more

This was our first time trying this place because of everyone talking about this place having the…read morebest chicken strips. We ordered through the drive thru and ordered the meal that comes with 3 strips, fries, Texas toast and coleslaw. For the price- the chicken strips are so small, coleslaw felt like it was missing some kind of ingredient. Everything came out fresh- but not worth the money if your 3 strips are the size of a finger. When at the drive thru window, workers were just laughing the whole time, even when giving us our order. Not professional at all.

First time at Raising Canes. The place was mobbed with people on the drive thru and the inside…read morecounter. I'm not sure if it's because their chief competitor is closed on Sundays? Here are the pros and cons of my experience: Pros: Tender chicken perfectly cooked and at $1.99 per strip -not a bad price Fries were crispy Cold slaw is excellent Cons: Fries too salty - quantity not worth $2.69 Tenders too salty Texas toast not worth $1.35 and way too salty Cold slaw quantity too small for $1.35

Slushies are too liquidy, rap wasn't toasted, overall ok but it's slowly declining and I'd try to…read morego to another local Wawa

Wawa is a chain of gas stations with a huge convenient store, but much nicer than most! In addition…read moreto most other basic things you can get at a gas station convenient store, you can get fresh doughnuts, muffins, croissants and pretzels. There's a pop station, coffee station and you can order from an array of breakfast and lunch sandwiches and salads! You can order quickly at a kiosk! I had the turkey, chipotle melt on super yummy and fresh sour dough bread, with a hearty amount of turkey, lettuce and the chipotle sauce. I customized it and it was great and only $5.49 plus tax!! The stuffed pretzels are also super yummy and affordable. I had the sweet cream cheese stuffed pretzel. It's sweet and savory as it has a little salt on top with a sweet light crumble as well. I'm not sure what the dusting/crumble topping is, but it's good! It honestly reminded me of an almond pretzel from Auntie Anne's but with salt on top and cream cheese stuffed. I would hope if it's almonds or a tree nut or even peanut, there would be an allergy note. Definitely stop at a Wawa if you ever drive by one! Wish Buffalo had one!

After accidentally putting an actual beef burger patty on my wife's impossible whopper, I called…read morethe store to let them know of the issue. The manager immediately told me that she "knew" that the order couldn't be wrong because she "watched the cook put it in the microwave." I tried to explain to her that it wasn't a matter of how the burger was cooked but what it was actually made out of (because my wife is a vegetarian), and the manager continued to argue with me while also saying that if I drove back to the store with the receipt, she would replace it. When I arrived, she tried to take the burger from me; and I told her that I wanted to keep it to show her the difference in consistency, shape and odor between a beef burger and an impossible patty; and she acted like she was personally offended. She then proceeded to tell me I was "yelling" at her-- I wasn't-- and then admitted that, although I wasn't yelling I was "being rude." To this point, she had tried to say my problem wasn't really a problem and had questioned me all along the way, failing to realize that the reason that people order impossible whoppers is because they don't eat meat. At this point, she said there's was nothing to say. Her teammates, because she had made such a spectacle of herself, felt the need to defend her when, quite frankly, she was argumentative and tried to gaslight me throughout my entire experience. I don't know her name. She took the receipt when I came back. She was the manager on duty at the 15482 Kutztown Rd location; and I never got an apology from her for 1) my wife eating meat or 2) her questioning my judgment about what mean looks, tastes and feels like. [I have had both patties and am familiar with the differences, as my wife often lets me finish off her sandwich.] More than anything, I wish my wife actually got an apology from the manager.

Went through drive in very fast service and delightful server. Open sandwich and roll was so stale…read moreit just fell apart and couldn't finish