Immediate fail. If you offer a dish and don't have all of the components, then you need to tell the…read moreperson making the order. Then they can choose to order the dish lacking a key component or they can select something that can be prepared correctly. Sourdough with smoked salmon, tomatoes, cream cheese, red onion, and CAPERS is not the same dish without the salty briny capers. So, big fail. At almost $13 for a single slice of toast without the other items (and not enough smoked salmon to counteract the missing salty aspect) it's sad. On the upside, there were enough red onion chunks to have me breathing onions for several days. The specialty drink I ordered, which is a cold brew with an amaretto foam, was really good. It's a lot of ice and a medium sized drink, so you can gauge the value for the price. It wasn't cheap. I probably wouldn't do it again. But it did taste good. The environment is nice. Old train station, high ceilings, charming atmosphere. Old wood floors, old wood moldings, old ceiling. It does look like the windows have been replaced, but they kept the frames. The space has been upgraded while maintaining the charm. Kudos to the person who did it. Fun to see the trains speeding through the station. It's a great option for people waiting for trains or being picked up. One cold brew and one sourdough toast dish with a reasonable tip was over $21.

Imagine my surprise when I walked in expecting a station where I could purchase a regional rail…read moreticket. Well, it has been several years since I've taken what used to be the R5 into the city, and Wayne was usually one of the stops I departed from. However, the girls working were very sweet and helpful when I told them how long it's been, and they proceeded to let me know I could buy a ticket on the ride into town. Oh as for the actual cafe, they had a lot of good looking treats (especially a chocolate chip muffin) but I did hold back and went with a smaller hot cocoa with oat milk. This was less than $5 (still getting adjusted to reasonable prices outside of my current city), and it was very good! Seating was throughout the narrow space, from tables and chairs to an old-school station bench which I took advantage of while I savored my beverage. There was also a separate restroom for men and women. From the barren station it was, someone really took this space and gave it new life. I imagine it's packed during the early weekday commute, but when I visited, it was almost peaceful with just a handful of people. Looks as though they haven't been open for very long, so I wish them success and look forward to the next time I can come by again while in town (and waiting for what I still call the R5).

Phenomenal service, cozy atmosphere, and food unbelievable!! Complimentary pastries and espresso,…read moreour waitress went above and beyond! All of the food is so fresh and tasty, best omelette ever! We will definitely be back!

Dish Ordered: Smoked salmon & capers with orange juice…read more Visited With: My friends and I went out for breakfast Service: (100/10) This was by far the best service I've ever had. Our waitress was thoughtful and welcoming, and they even started us off with a free appetizer of banana bread, grapes, and chocolate-filled rolls. What really stood out was how we were treated. The lady with black hair (possibly the owner, if not, she deserves a raise!) was genuinely kind. She took pictures for us, chatted and joked with us, and was consistently attentive. It felt like more than just service--it was hospitality at its finest. Food: (9/10) The food was amazing. The smoked salmon was perfectly cooked inside the eggs and seasoned beautifully nothing bland on the plate. I tried capers for the first time, and the way they worked with the omelet made me a fan for life. The combination of eggs, salmon, and capers was spot on. Major compliments to the chef! Ambiance: (10/10) The restaurant was clean, including the bathroom, which says a lot. In the morning, it had a nice energy customers were eating and chatting, music was playing softly in the background, and the art added to the cozy aesthetic. The space was lively without being overwhelming. Overall: A This place easily made it into my top 5 breakfast restaurants. I'm not usually big on breakfast, but I loved everything about it here. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying everything on the menu.

Their hot chocolate is my guilty pleasure. It might be one of the best hot chocolates I've ever…read morehad. Overall this is a cute little cafe with a lot of offerings. Their cake slices are super cute and their pastries, both sweet and savory, are delicious. I will say it's a bit pricey but ultimately it's worth it.

I recently visited Delice et Chocolat and was so saddened to find out they have fallen victim to…read moreshrinkflation. The slices of cake are literally half the size they used to be but are still the same price! I've been a patron for many years and have gone out of my way to visit even though I've moved away from the area. Service was always friendly and the quality of food superb. I truly hope they adjust the portions to reflect their prices.

I haven't been to Ming's for about two years. It did not disappoint. The food is excellent,…read moreespecially the pancakes and bacon. Reasonable prices also, but bring cash. No credit cards. I will be back!

One of the Biggest and best breakfasts in Delco…read more Inexpensive, huge portions, owner always on site. Good teamwork between the grill and waitstaff. And Clean! They actually move everything around on the tables and scrub it clean. Rarely see that anymore. See my pics. Noteworthy: you can get traditional American breakfasts and Asian lunch items as well. Coffee is served hot the way it should be. Love it here.

Amazing traditional Greek food and drinks. We got Freddo espresso/cappuccino as well as Greek…read morepastries Which were so authentic! Will be returning

Hands down my favorite new local coffeehouse, and bonus points for it delivering awesome Greek…read morebaked goods and a damn good pastrami sandwich! When I first heard about their aspirations of being a coffeehouse that specialized in Northern Greece cuisine, I was instantly sold. And since then, I've enjoyed the quality service and sense of community that they have brought to the Ardmore area by doing things like partnering with other local businesses, like Mavey Books, to sell their goods. The interior features great table spaces for groups of all sizes, including some comfortable couches, and window seats that overlook Lancaster Ave while you get some work done. The coffee offerings feature all the classics that you'd expect, including rarer offerings like flat whites and cortados. But for me its the speciality drinks like the strawberry cloud matcha and their lavender Levaux Latte that especially deliver a win. For breakfast offerings, it doesn't get much better than phylo dough filled with feta cheese, and you can get that as spanakopita, cheese pie, and bougatsa. But they also have plenty of sweet and vegan pastry options and a Greek bagel. For lunch, there's the best pastrami sandwich that I've had outside of a deli or BBQ joint. But there's also the phenomenal Greek Jawn toast with whipped spicy feta, cucumber, tomato, olives, roasted red peppers, arugula, oregano, olive oil drizzle!

This is where you get a good (though not great) cup of coffee and a truly great pastry. The quiet…read moresetting is perfect if you want to have a real conversation with a friend, your dad, or your date. It's sort of self serve and casual.

Dined in. When we…read morewent, it was seat yourself. You order at the register, seat yourself, and the food comes out to you. Breakfast was standard but good. Egg choices offered were only fried or scrambled. Bacon was well crisped. Pancakes were good enough. Small cubed potatoes, southwestern style with red onions and green and red peppers, were well crisped and very nice. Coffee was delicious. Beans freshly ground, then pressed in a professional looking machine. Cozy and clear interior for simple dining. I would eat here again.

This is my go-to cafe in the area to work remotely, and enjoy great coffee and food. It is a cute…read morespot on State Street with plenty of seating and strong WiFi. The staff are always so friendly and welcoming - they'll always have a good suggestion for your preferences! I love the regular latte, and sometimes switch it up to one of the seasonal offerings. I also really enjoyed the leek pastry which was savory, buttery, and overall delicious. Can't wait to have it again!

I've been here twice already and their baristas are very nice and helpful! I highly recommend their…read morecrème brûlée latte (specifically that is warm). It's a great spot to get some work done and feels very cozy. I will be coming back to get the latte again!

Had dinner here with a large group. We shared some bread baskets, Brussels sprouts, and the…read morewatermelon salad. I ordered the chicken parm and the banana crème beignets. The portions are generous - I have leftovers. The service was excellent, especially for such a large group. The food was delicious. If I lived locally, I'd be a regular here!

Delicious meal, fun ambiance, nice place for a gathering, an intimate dinner or a drink at the bar…read more Service was great, our wait person Kevin was attentive, struck the right balance of being available but not hovering or intrusive. I went with my husband and his son, daughter-in-law and two teenage grandchildren. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed their meals and I had the roasted cod with curry sauce and rice and for starters we shared Brussels sprouts - one order with bacon and one without - and the fabulous Nova fries, which included some brisket, cheese and pure magic! Everything was delicious and pleasant - good experience, will look forward to returning!