Philly Breakfast Spot

I kept hearing about this Philly breakfast spot so I had to check it out. Cute little place with a nice vibe. Loved that they had turkey options since we don’t do beef or pork—that was a win. Pancakes weren’t really my thing, but the French toast was 🔥. They’ve got a solid menu, so I definitely want to go back and try more. Overall, worth a visit—if I’m in that part of P-Town again, I’ll be back for sure.

The blueberry pancakes were like eating dessert. The Oreo waffles were decadent. The steak omelette was jam full of meat. No skimping on flavor or portion sizes.

Called my order in and they said it would take 20-30 minutes. Show up 20 minutes later, pay for my food (prices are astronomical), and am told it will be another 20 minutes. Went back in after 20 and was told 15 more minutes. Ended up spending over an hour to get my food. I don’t mind paying extra for good food and service. But the food was mid. Best French toast I’ve had in a long time. But everything else was trash. Chicken and waffles included just 3 wingettes and they were undercooked. The food is very overpriced. Don’t waste your time or money.

This was the worst experience I had here… it took literally 57 min. I got my order took at 5:09 got my food at 6:07. For 2 fish dinners.. then I asked what was taking so long they said they were getting new grease, when I finally got it grease was still old cause fish was dark and over fried then the website say sides, Mac and cheese, green, rice etc.. yall this lady told me the side was only fries and house fries smh $35.00 and some change plus a tip was nothing but a waste of money, I’ll never come here again

As a Philly native, I wasn’t disappointed — the water ice was solid, but the flavor options were limited to just mango and lemon. Classics, sure, but I missed the variety like cherry, blue raspberry, or rainbow. What really hit the nostalgia was thinking about the classic pizza pretzel and water ice combo — would’ve loved to see that offered. There was a bit of a wait (about 15 minutes), which felt long for a quick stop. Not a deal-breaker, but worth noting. Overall, a decent spot — just hoping they expand the flavors and bring back those classic Philly treats.