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    Karlton Cafe

    4.0 (255 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Bacon and cheese omelet with wheat toast.
    Averrell H.

    I've lived in quakertown since 2013 and in the time that ive lived here I've eaten at alot of breakfast spots and most are pretty good but this one is without a doubt great. From the outside it looks pretty small but they actually have a ton of seating. You walk in and your just overwhelmed by the smell off food. Partly because they're actually cooking the food right there when you walk in. As we walked by the kitchen area we were actually greeted by the chef which was really nice. Are waitress was pretty friendly but the ones who helped her bring our food over were awesome and full of smiles.they were super nice. I got a bacon and cheese omelet which was superb but I also love sweet stuff so I got pancakes and man they were 5 out of 5.I definitely can't wait to come back to this place and try more stuff from the seasonal menu.

    Corn Fritters & Eggs
    Theresa M.

    Such a cute place! My friend recommended this place for our "it's been way too long" get together, and we were happy she did. We all enjoyed our food, and it has a nice relaxing atmosphere. Great place to catch up and gab! Our waitress and the staff members were all friendly, helpful and attentive. Check them out!

    Peach Bourbon Pancakes

    We were seated right away and our waitress came right over to get our order. We decided to try the specials, coconut pancakes, banana bread French toast, and peach bourbon pancakes. I did ask if they offered short stacks but they did not. We had plenty leftovers for breakfast.

    Short rib grilled cheese
    Dana K.

    Had higher hopes for this place. Went in with my Mom and sister for lunch. Mom is using a walker and hostess asked if we wanted upstairs or downstairs (no elevator)... Needless to say we sat upstairs and it was very loud with music and open kitchen talking. My short rib grilled cheese was delicious and my sister's seasonal chicken sandwich was good. However my Moms Myers lemon stuffed grilled cheese left a lot to be desired. It came out cold and bread tasted like it'd never been soaked before cooking and very little of lemon filling, asked the waitress if it was supposed to arrive cold and her reply: "maybe filling cooled it off" as she walked off. Service overall was subpar as I had to ask several times to get my iced tea refilled. I'll probably try a new place before I give this one another shot.

    Eggs Benedict
    Danielle K.

    Whoa! Delicious pumpkin bread French toast for the win! If you are in the mood for a hearty breakfast, this is the place for you!! Nice staff too!

    Specials Menu fall 2023
    Amy K.

    The food was good. Staff seemed very busy and trying their best to accommodate everyone. The layout is quite strange- you are eating downstairs or right next to the kitchen if at one of the three tables on the main floor. There is no waiting area. We had the rancho eggs, zucchini bread French toast, two sides of potatoes.

    French Onion YUM
    Rachel H.

    If you visit Philly this place is a MUST for brunch lovers everywhere!!! I had the short rib benedict and OMG!! The meat was so tender. Had we stayed longer we would've went back. So yummy!!!

    Gross!!!  Can you even imagine the bacteria on this thing?

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    Absolutely, terrible food, terrible service. Saw cockroaches roaming around. To top it all off I found hair in my food. DO NOT EAT HERE

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    OMG! Korean BBQ Benedict!! To die for! Great place, great service! Did not expect this in Quakertown!!

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