Awesome staff and very good food. Met very nice bus boys named Carter, Atticus, Blake.read more

I got the cold brew they are promoting. It didn't taste like coffee. I think it was brown ice…read morewater. I got the valley wrap with no cheese. It arrived with cheese. I ate it anyway. I don't like complaining. Overall though this ain't a bad place. It just is what it is. Small town diner stuff. If you're in town and you need to eat go ahead.

Coffee and other drinks are pretty good. Outside seating is very nice and the Magnolia tree is…read moregorgeous. Food is very overpriced and not that great. Cucumber "salad" is just pickles in a small cup and sandwiches are trying too hard to be fancy. Spent 30 bucks on two sandwiches, which is a bit steep for a small cafe, in my humble opinion. Would go for the drinks and ambience but skip the food.

On this crisp, sunny Saturday morning we decided to go on a local explore…read more We had thirst for a craft coffee and small breakfast. So we ventured for the first time to Brakeman's Cafe. A sweet scene across the street from the Colebrookdale Rail, we sat outside and enjoyed the quiet view. My husband ordered an Iced Caramel Fluff Coffee and my being on a chai kick lately, tried their small hot variety. Drinks came out quickly considering the line of patrons ordering and most of the indoor seating full. We sat with our number at a table outside. The brisk air was delightful and even more delightful was the rest of our breakfast. My husband ordered an Everything Bagel Sandwich with Cheddar and Sausage. He enjoyed it, said it needed some spice or sauce though. I was delighted in my pick! An Everything Bagel with the lemon-dill cream cheese. This cream cheese should be sold on its own! I'd purchase (or would love to steal the recipe!). The cream cheese was more a like a dip in consistency. Smooth, flavorful and light. This was inspo for me to try to make later and put on bagels, sandwiches and crackers (still thinking about eating it, lololol). What a wonderful start to the weekend! A local gem in Brakeman's!!

We loved the people, ambiance and fun skeet shooting. Best bacon I have ever had and great prices!read more

Food is delicious and great variety of goodies to pick from. Service is excellent, friendly and…read moreexplains menu very well when asked, courteous helpful. It is clean and maintained very well. We always love going there

Nice place next to the Grand Theater in East Greenville, focusing on coffee and pastries... they…read morealso have more substantial fare like sandwiches, just ask for a menu!

The cafe has a nice ambiance with a pleasant staff. I got the soft pretzel with crab dip, and the…read morecrab dip was delicious! The pretzel to dip ratio was a bit off, and I wish a second pretzel was included! Overall delicious! They had a secret menu that was sitting on the counter and not posted anywhere else that was easily visible when waiting in line. I would have happily ordered a sandwich had I known they were available. They're missing out on the hungry customer crowd!

Finally, tried it, after driving by many times, well worth it, great choices, great breakfast.read more

If you like your breakfast served with sappy Christian music blaring, constant visual barrages of…read moreBible passages, in a decor that resembles the lobby of a white bread mega church, you'll enjoy this place's ambiance. However, if you prefer your breakfast with good flavors and character, stay away from here. When will Mom n Pop restaurants return to their truest selves? I don't want to waste any more time on this review, but have to ask how a breakfast restaurant can absolutely ruin hash browns and serve potatoes that smell and taste like a chemistry set got spilled on the grill during the cook? The service was friendly and cheerful, if overly sanitized.

I can't believe it's taken me so long to review Sammy's. It is our most favorite breakfast/lunch…read morespot. We moved a bit further away but totally worth the 30min drive- it's just a little treat for ourselves during the week when we don't have the kids. Anything and everything is fantastic on the menu. They have your typical breakfast but also varying options, and ingredients mixed together that you wouldn't think would be delicious, but it is. Seasonal menu changes- it screws me up every time bc there are too many good options and I have difficulty choosing just one. Obviously, coffee is local and delicious. Any toast/muffin that comes with a meal is always homemade, or from a local bakery. Staff is always super friendly and very attentive. Update- I started this review months ago and never posted (lol oops!). Came back on to make sure I have raved about this place. If I was on death row, Sammy's would be on my list of last meals. Can't get enough of this place.

We came here for brunch because it was highly recommended and their menu looked really good. It was…read moregreat from start to finish! I ordered a weekend special soup and sandwich. It was tomato bisque with a sausage and egg sandwich. My wife ordered the avocado toast with salad. We also ordered their stuffed French toast special which was cinnamon raisin bread stuffed with strawberry cream cheese filling and peach compote butter. I know that sounds like a ton of flavors but it was SO GOOD! My soup was amazing and the sandwich was perfectly cooked and wasn't messy or anything. The poached eggs were cooked perfectly and the avocado was just right. Our food came out very quickly. Our waitress was very friendly, helped with recommendations, and kept the coffee coming! Sammy's was so charming and we will definitely return and pass on the recommendation!

My husband and I hit up the Farmhouse Kitchen for breakfast and we were so happy we chose this…read moreplace. Very homey inside. You go up to the counter and order and they bring it to you. I ordered the farmhouse breakfast which was lovely. Perfectly diced home fries. Delicious scrambled eggs that indeed looked far fresh . I got it with ham. My husband got an omelette which he said was delicious. Service was fast and friendly. I would definitely go back if I was in the area.

The lattes and cute decor were the only redeeming features of this establishment. We were highly…read moredisappointed after having this on our list of want to visit places. Here are some of the reasons for our disappointment: 1. Hospitality is significantly lacking! There is little to no warmth of personality in the workers. No smiles no guidance for taking orders of someone who professes it's their first time visiting. No one followed up to see if we wanted to or needed anything else after our food was received. They didn't even bother asking if everything was okay. Customer service has no personality nor a dedication to excellence. 2. To order/pay/ attain a menu, you must navigate and stand in line on steps which will be difficult for customers who may have disabilities or mobility difficulties. 3. High chairs are stored in the bathroom along with the toilet and other items for storage. This is quite disgusting as when toilets are flushed, particles are sprayed into the air and then will come to rest on the high chairs where patrons put their children to eats. Gross. 4. I specifically asked during the placement of my order if the sausage was spicy/peppery and was told "no", so I ordered it, only to have both myself and the other person in our party agree that it was spicy/had a kick. No syrup was provided either. 5. The toast was so hard it was like a rock and I never was provided with the jam that is clearly indicated on our receipt, and I was charged an additional fee for- nor did anyone come over to check on us or offer to bring it. Again poor service! 6. The floors and displays were dusty and boasted cobwebs. Observing staff clearing plates from tables I noticed that tables and chairs were not wiped/sanitized between customers. There are additional concerns we had about our first visit here, but I'm sure you get the idea. It is extremely rare that I leave poor reviews, but this one stood out and can't be overlooked. Just highly disappointed and I would never recommend this place, except for maybe a coffee to go, but nothing more. Save your time and money and visit elsewhere to avoid wasting it and leaving in a state of disappointment.

Really cool concept and delicious coffee! We came through as a family during the winter and got a…read morebunch of gingerbread lattes that were truly heartwarming. Be prepared to wait and chat a little because there's only one guy running the show, but it's 100% worth it. I want to go back in the summer after seeing some awesome photos online of the outdoor seating.

Excellent lattes! We had a great time chatting with the owner who is very knowledgeable about…read morecoffees and very passionate about providing high quality drinks! Will be back!

Y the food was good…read more, the waitress was good and took care of us well and we had a good dinner

It's been years since I've been here and I was low-key sad the diner feel is gone, but the food was…read morehonestly delicious. Such a solid breakfast. I'll be back.

First visit, midweek dinner. Only diners in house. We had Chicken Nakhod bowl and Chicken Kabob…read more Food came very quick. Very flavorful, tender and juicy. Very homey/comfortable atmosphere, very relaxed. Enjoyed ourselves and expect to return soon!

Service was very friendly in this new spot in Royersford. And dinner was one flavor bomb after…read moreanother. We started with the potato-filled Bulani. It was enough to share, and as there's a lot of food coming, it's not a bad idea to do so. They were absolutely yummy! Next they served fresh made Afghan bread, made on the premises daily, and a very fresh salad, served family style so we could help ourselves. The bread is interesting. It's not quite a flatbread, not quite a yeast bread. But they were both excellent. By now I was getting full, and we still had our entrées to come! What drew me to this restaurant was its good selection of meatless entrées. I got the Chalaw Banjan. which was a slow-simmered eggplant stew with warm spices. It was served with a plate of Afghan rice, and mixed together this is top-notch Afghan comfort food. The owner said this was her favorite dish, and I see why. My sister got a lamb stew dish called Qurma Chalaw. While she said it was good, she thought mine was also delicious and preferred that one. High praise as she claims to dislike eggplant! There are delicious looking home baked treats for dessert, and they do brunch for one hour daily, except Sundays. That's a little strange for brunch. We were completely stuffed after the meal, so no room for dessert. Another time!