Bonnet Lane Family Restaurant

Stop there last Thursday for late breakfast for first time. Nice wooden booths, not to busy, over easy eggs were perfect and food very good. However one comment to the owners, please buy new silverware and plastic glasses bc the ones now are really disgusting and old. Was difficult to eat. . Really you need to replace.them. Can't say I will go back bc of tha t and I drive past there twice a day.

Good food and cute and cozy vibes. It gives off a mom and pop breakfast place. The food comes out good and fast with decent prices. They have a rather large breakfast menu as well and seem to be well connected with the community too. If you come enough you’ll start to be a regular pretty fast and staff will recognize you

Today I visited with my aunt for breakfast. She had pancakes and a side of scrapple. I had the "Abington"which was an omelette with turkey sausage, red pepper, mushrooms. The hash browns had no onions at my request. They tasted a bit off. So my next choice was a fruit cup. I didn't finish it. The omelette and toast were tasty. Our server and hostess were very friendly.

Expensive for mediocre (at best) diner food. Omelette was bland. Biscuits left a lot to be desired. Benedict needs work. Hash browns are bland. Waffle was undercooked. 6 bucks for bean water that would have been better from Wawa. One and done.

Bonnet Lane was a staple restaurant of my childhood and continues to be one of the best local family dining experiences around. I’m so happy that they have continued to serve great food for most of my life and that I have the ability to take my kids to enjoy the same greatness. The food is simple, but done right. The prices are fair, the service is friendly. There’s not much more you could ask for.