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    RJS Birds Nest

    3.7 (25 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    RJS BIRDS NEST ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Outdoor seating

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    Cheddar bacon spinach omelet special with fruit
    Heather K.

    Perched on the corner of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Avenues sits the Birds Nest. A small neighborhood dinette with a bonus bar in the back. The dining area was quiet, small and homey with a relaxing feel. Friends was playing on the TV creating a nostalgic vibe. Amber kept our cups full and was welcoming and friendly. The sound of the morning train complemented the atmosphere perfectly. We were happy with our meals and they were priced reasonably. An all around enjoyable breakfast experience leaving us wanting to come back another day and check out the lunch menu.

    Cheese omelette, toast, and shredded potatoes.
    Alba M.

    Firstly why am I being charged a $1.00 pick up fee for ordering on the phone! Secondly, the entrance in the back is a little spooky and unlit. I wanted hash brown potatoes and they were shredded potatoes. The cheese omelette was okay but my toast was drenched in butter. I ordered a side of bacon which was way over cooked. Definitely not worth $18 for breakfast.

    Home cooked meal quality level cooking here. Nice quiet ambiance. Lovely server. Will be returning!

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    Gerald S.

    Great to find a new 3 squares a day restaurant on Philadelphia Avenue down in south Morrisville, PA. Birds Nest occupies the space of an old tavern, and if memory serves, a late night pole dance palace. The bar remains in back and the dining room has about a dozen tables. I sat at a foursome overlooking Pennsy Ave. where serious roadwork was blocking the street to the east, but managed to find the primo parking spot right alongside the building about twenty feet from the front door. If knotty pine paneling is your jam, be sure to ask for extra toast. The room was a time machine back to about 1960, but comfy and chill. The breakfast menu offered decent variety, but not diner-esque. Given the choices, I opted for standard french toast and coffee. There were other possibilities with berries, but I wanted to be sure the main element was good enough to warrant the extra flourish. Service was fine from Amber, and she was a reliable pro, handling the filling room by herself. She was on top of her craft, keeping my coffee cup full without being asked. The frenchie was pretty good. Thicker bread was used, which was not completely saturated with the egg/cinnamon/sugar/vanilla slurry, but had enough to make it tasty. Syrup was served in a small table rocket, which while nicer than those tiny industrial throw always, was still not Class B (dark) maple, my favorite. Birds Nest is as much about small town atmosphere as the grub, so come prepared to hang out a while and enjoy the local color. This day, the table next door had three older dudes discussing the Civil War. One of them was quite knowledgeable and I found myself eavesdropping. Prices are reasonable. NewsMax was on the jumbo, but nobody seemed to be paying attention. Draw your own conclusions.

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    The Local Guide P.

    The food was average. Eggs were slightly under cooked as I ordered over easy and the whites were still runny. Home fries needed some more time on the grill. Service was ok. Waitress asked a couple of times if I needed more coffee or anything else. The Atmosphere is not so good. Tables don't match, poker video games in dining area, supplies just placed all over on top of things. It's just a mess.

    Ham and cheese omelette with home fries and rye toast

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    great value! got a full chicken caesar wrap, fries & picles for $9 - service was fast & friendly, good place to stop for a quick bite!

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    Great family run cafe. Fair prices, great food and friendly staff. Nice place to meet your friends or bring your family for a nice meal.

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    Great new breakfast spot . Owners are amazing! Breakfast was Great !! Give it a try . Come support .

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    Great place to catch a bite to eat! Friendly atmosphere ,efficient staff and delicious food. Bring your appetite and a friend !

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    Local restaurant...My family & I have gone many times. Great food, great prices & a warm, friendly atmosphere! I highly recommend!

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    We've been here a few times now, and every visit has been fantastic. The food is consistently…read moreexcellent--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The staff really sets this place apart, though. Everyone has been friendly, welcoming, and happy to make recommendations, which we've never regretted following. We're in New Jersey, surrounded by diners on every corner, and we're more than willing to pass them all up for this place. It's become a go-to spot for breakfast and lunch, and we're always excited to come back. Highly recommend.

    I've been hearing great things about this place for years. I'll confess that I'm not a big…read morebreakfast or brunch type, but when another Yelper touted their cheesesteak I had to try it. A friend recently moved to Morrisville and I found myself in the area at lunchtime after a visit. I wanted to try a few things but it looked as though the steak was a big one, so I just had that. The fries that came with it were very good too. As was foretold, the steak was one of the best I've had in years. Let me start with the roll, long seeded torp that had a light toasting. ALL steaks should be so lucky as to have this as a delivery vehicle, most sandwiches too. The beef was tender and nicely seasoned and cheese and onions were evenly distributed throughout. The portion size/cost was very fair, this was 2 meals for me. My only critique would be on the Cooper American cheese used. I would prefer a sharper cheese, Cooper sharp or even provolone. I'll inquire if there are other options. Even if there weren't, I'd still get this anytime. I saw several other lunch items of interest to me, and in the right frame of mind and early enough several breakfast options too. Service was friendly and fast. I'll likely be back next for the shrimp tacos, or just another steak. I'm at a 4.5 with just the one visit, stay tuned....

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