Really good food. Lots of healthy and fresh options. Great coffee!!…read more Definitely a local favorite.

1 STAR -- Absolutely terrible experience…read more This was one of the worst dining experiences I've had in a long time, and the server/restaurant manager was the biggest problem. She was extremely rude, argumentative, and condescending. She seemed to think that being the manager gave her the right to argue with customers and talk down to them. We eventually had to tell her to stop arguing with us because we had already heard and understood what she was saying. Instead of respecting that, she continued arguing and repeating herself over and over. At some point, enough is enough. And apparently, once she dropped the manager title, she forgot the part about actually managing the restaurant and taking care of customers. She also never came back to check on us during our meal until the very end. We didn't even have silverware when our food arrived. When we brought it up, her excuse was that the restaurant was busy. If you're too understaffed to properly serve the number of customers you're accepting, that's a management problem. Either limit the number of customers you take or hire enough servers to handle the business. "We're busy" isn't an excuse for providing lousy service. Then there was the food. We ordered the special, which was the quiche. It tasted like it had been sitting around for at least several days. It was extremely dry and absolutely not flaky like quiche should be. The pancakes were mediocre at best. We also had a question about the sausage, and once we were told it was only one patty, we understood. There was absolutely no reason for her to continue repeating herself and arguing about it. The whole interaction was completely unnecessary and incredibly unpleasant. This woman needs to understand that customers are not there to be argued with or talked down to. Being a manager doesn't make you the queen of the restaurant, and it certainly doesn't give you permission to treat paying customers like they're an inconvenience. We're local to the area, and after this experience, we will not be coming back. We will also be letting our friends and neighbors know about our experience. Lousy food. Lousy service. An even worse attitude from management. If I could give zero stars, I would. This review will be posted on Google as well.

Best diner in all of Quakertown. Great Food, Great…read moreService, Great Atmosphere. The menu is diversified which I also really appreciate. Love this place!

Food was ok, nothing different about regular breakfast. Serves a bit slow but not bad. The ambiance…read morewas quiet, except for the chismosas at the next table. Over all it was ok, thank you

I returned to Nock's Cafe. Neat spot to eat breakfast or lunch. Very friendly owner. She runs her…read morebusiness very efficiently. I ate my usual eggs over, sausage, sliced tomatoes and rye toast. Look at the display of food in my picture. Very nice. Coffee is very good and plenty of refills. Small cafe but very comfortable. Clean. TV. Very reasonably pricing on all their offerings. Lots of specials to choose from the board when you walk in. You can have breakfast or lunch. Hours are 6-2. Plenty of parking. Cash or credit.

The food is the best service is fantastic. We go there for breakfast and lunch different times of…read morethe month. I would highly recommend this place for breakfast. They're amazing and they have a corn beef hash. That is the best I've ever had and I am from New England.

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.

I decided to try this restaurant today and I'm glad I did. I…read moreordered the French Toast with over medium eggs. The food was perfect and the server, Chrishaun, was excellent at his job. He was kind, professional and cared about customer satisfaction. Chrishaun was not aware that I spent several years as a CS manager in different industries. He went above and beyond. We will definitely go back and try more entrees in the future. Thank you, Michele Unger

This place wasn't great to begin with but it's slowly going downhill. The portions are always off-…read moresometimes I get a generous amount of food and others, it's barely enough. They often forget dressing on the spring mix salad that comes with the Benedicts so I get dry salad every time and must request dressing. I don't even like too much dressing but it is bone dry. They should just give a little on the side so ppl can dress themselves. The potatoes are overly salted. And any dish or hash that mentions potatoes- you will get more potato than any other ingredient. It's a scam. I'm paying for a "steak" hash that has scraps of meat. Idk. We come here because it's convenient and I like the options better than other places nearby but it's truly not exciting. I'll list some pros for a balanced review: they have real maple syrup you can purchase. Absolutely love that. Most staff is usually friendly but some could use a smile. Coffee and juices are great.

I return to the A & N Diner frequently. The diner is just that...a clean diner with many offerings…read moreI like breakfast and A&N has a very good breakfast for a fair price. I always get good waitress service. Fill the coffee without asking. Eggs, sausage links, tomato slices, rye toast are my go to breakfast meal. Reasonable pricing. Cashier lady is always friendly asking how your meal was. Parking can be an issue at busy prime times. Take credit or cash.

My husband and I love eating at the A&N Diner. The sausage patty, rye toast, chicken salad in a…read moretomato are delicIous. The prices for the meal you get is cheap. Their omelets are delicious, the steak and egg dish is delicious. Every server who served is always pleasant. The ambiance of the dinner reminds me of the 70's.

Just visited here for the first time for breakfast because I was told it was an excellent place for…read morebreakfast. When we arrived here, it was very busy. There was a sign stating Wait To Be Seated, so we stood and waited, and waited and waited... About 10 minutes later a women came from behind the counter to seat us. Woman was dressed in regular street clothing and I initially thought that she was another customer. She just asked if we needed coffee mugs and asked us to follow her. We were immediately greeted by a server who promptly took our order. The restaurant is large, with an area for ice cream and has three dining areas. While the restaurant is clean and tidy, the layout and decor is super dated, like 1984 dated. Our food arrived quickly. I was prepared for a longer wait due to how crowded is was. Our breakfast was good, and our server was pleasant and checked on us a few times during our meal. Overall our experience was better here than I originally expected, as I was about to leave because we waited so long to be seated. I will return again because the food was good and our server was so nice.

I love me a great breakfast spot and this place does just that. I drive past this place alot and it…read morewasn't till a friend suggested we go that I decided to give it a try. For starter the prices were pretty reasonable and the food was really good. My omelet was very good but the French toast was so so. Loaded tots are definitely worth it. Our server was so fast and friendly and kept the coffee flowing. The place dosnt have the greatest vibe but it's about the food and it's still very comfortable. I'll definitely be back.

It is staycation week for us so we are taking the opportunity to work our way through our list of…read morebreakfast spots to try while my guy has some time off of work I am not quite sure how to write about Aunt Judy's. Although it is clearly a beloved neighborhood cafe, our experience did not shine as bright for us as we had hoped. A fun twist of events we actually had an "Aunt Judy" sighting while we were dining. She popped in briefly, was immediately greeted by the locals and disappeared as quickly as she arrived. It added a personal touch and put a face to the place. Adorned in Phillies regalia Aunt Judy's shows the marks of years of patronage. The creaky floors, chipped paint and well worn furniture show this place is a staple of the community and definitely well loved by the locals The food was only average and the service although friendly lacked the attentiveness we typically experience eating out. While I am glad we got to check it out, I'm doubtful we will make the trip to visit again. Judging by the steady stream of regulars it will be there for years to come.

It was ok. Actually kind of expensive for a little hole in the wall. 2 people…read more35$ for normal breakfast stuff. However it did include a 5$ piece of scrapple: yes one thin piece 5 bucks. Oh well, live and learn.