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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Gerald S.

    Had me a wonderful breakfast at C & C Cafe last weekend. It is a bit of a drive from lower central Bucks County to Perkasie, but the trip and destination were both well worth the time and effort. This part of Bucks hasn't changed all that much and its large open forests and fields, and the ageless charm of this 19th Century village, make for a near magic experience. C&C is on the first floor of an old building and feels sort of like being in a basement. The dining room has room for about a dozen tables, while the counter where I sat had 5 stools. From my perch I was able to see most of what was going on. The house was near full with locals who all seemed to know each other and talked of community issues and the latest sporting news. Staff was friendly and mostly high school kids working part time jobs to save for college or other consumption. The woman in charge was mistress of her domain and made sure everything ran efficiently. I walked in with an open mind about what to eat, but upon seeing the weekend specials, I knew I would look no further than, "Pappy's Italian Chicken Fried Steak." I was curious and seriously interested in one of my favorite morning meals that is not available in most places. What arrived about 15 minutes later blew my mind. It looked like veal/chicken parmigiana, with rich red gravy over beautifully pan fried thin packed ground steak. Thick chunks of mozzarella melted atop the two filets, accompanied by two scrambled eggs, home fries, rye toast, and a steak knife just in case the fork/butter knife didn't do the trick (they didn't cut the mustard). The CFS was delicious, and I cut it into small pieces to prolong my enjoyment. The red sauce was epic and made in house. The potatoes were good, but really unnecessary given the awesomeness of the main attraction. The rye was standard and useful in sopping up the sauce. The eggs were really just a space filler on the already heavy large plate. It was one of those meals that I didn't want to end. The coffee was also quite good, and I appreciated the refills. This was another of my favorite breakfasts for 2022. I have had a few already, but C&C was right up there with the best of them. So tempted to return soon!

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    The service here was excellent and the food was fantastic. Chicken salad was outstanding. Pricing was reasonable.

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    Great place for a weekend breakfast. The owners are always there and love to mingle with customers while working

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    I really love this little diner! My BFF go here alot and we get the greatest service. Food is alway soooo goood!!!!

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    Great breakfast place! The strawberry & blueberry stuffed french toast was soooo good!

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    salad nice and fresh.....waitress a big phony.....not even a thank you for the sizable tip I left

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    Perfect little breakfast/lunch spot. Love going there in the summer time and sitting outside. Always big portions

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    Are they even open anymore? I've placed orders on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, when supposedly they're open and the Dash order always gets canceled. Anyone know what's going on? Are they closed for good now?

    Yes we are Open with Limited Hours FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday 8am till 2pm thank you

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    The front entrance
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    French Dip (asked for sweet potato fries instead of chips)
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