This place has been on my list for YEARS. Very quaint cafe with a beautiful goal to serve and help…read morethe animals through PALS. There are many cute (and adoptable!) kittens available in the cafe which completely made my day. Lots of the menu items are cat themed, such as the Garfield platter and they have a lot of cat themed decor. It may be a bit pricey but the ALL (100%) of the proceeds go towards helping the animals. Severs are all very friendly and helpful. Overall, a great place with very cute kitties!

A GREAT PLACE T VISIT. Good food, pleasant staff and doing a service for our community. All…read morevolunteer staff! Worth a visit even if you don't adapt a kitten!

First time visiting downtown Wayne. It's located right on Lancaster Ave. It was pretty crowded-…read moreboth with regard to finding seats and the que to get coffee. They have a glass shelf that contains a ton of interesting pastries. I ended up getting a hazelnut latte. I found it pretty tasty. The downstairs part of the cafe has a large window that shows a nice mural. The upstairs has a cozy couch to sit on and two large tables. I really enjoyed the menu wall that has how different speciality coffee drinks are made.

Cozy small town vibes. Friendly welcoming staff…read more Sells local artists work. Not much seating downstairs but there's a whole room upstairs for seating. That room is also available to be booked for small group meetings. There's outdoor seating when it's nice weather. Upstairs there are books and games available to borrow/ use. Reasonable prices. Nice variety of drinks offered and delicious looking pastry's.

Great service and food. I had scrambled eggs, bacon and a pancake delicious. My friend had cream…read morechipped beef, she liked her meal too.

Just there yesterday. Was waiting for a table - standing where it says wait to be seated. A man…read morewoman and baby walk in after us. The hostess comes up and says how many and seats the folks who walked in after us. I tried to speak up but they moved on. While still waiting the guy behind the bar says how many. We tell him and he proceeds to do whatever he was doing behind the bar. Does not seat us. Does not get someone else to seat us. I assume he was the manager? We finally get seated by the hostess. No menus, no silverware, no can we get you a drink like she had just done with the couple she sat before us. We sat for about 6 minutes with no one coming to our table. There were plenty of servers walking by including the hostess. We would have left but we were meeting another couple. So I got us menus. Then I flagged someone down who finally waited on us. They were open tables so it was not like they were super busy. The staff was congregating around the coffee pot chatting. While the waitress who ultimately waited on us was apologetic and good - it wasn't her fault - we probably won't be back. Food was ok. Nothing special.

Super cute cafe with very good food…read more Parking in the back is very easy. My husband got cold brew and I did the lavender yuzu mocktail, both were good. I ordered the Lafayette on a baguette and he ordered the Parisian. The sandwiches were massive and also came with salad, neither of us could finish. They were very very good. The bread was perfect. Service was slow but they were packed when we went. Everyone was very friendly. Would come again.

My mother and I stopped in for a late lunch and, although the food and drink were very good as…read moreusual, we had some other issues. When we had walked in, we saw a sign on the door asking patrons to please make sure the door closes fully behind them. However, there was no sign on the other side for people leaving. After the door kept getting left open, letting cold air in, I finally went up to the register to speak with the young woman there. I told her that people keep leaving the door open as they are leaving and asked if she could please put a sign for people leaving the cafe, which might help. I also asked if she could please keep an eye on the door, and let her know I had already had to get up 3 times to shut the door. To her credit, she did ask if we wanted to move to a different table, but it seemed like a hassle at that point. She did say again that she would be sure to keep an eye on the door. Guess what? She did not keep an eye on the door as more people were leaving. My mother also tried to catch her as she was going by, and she didn't stop. She basically ignored us the rest of the time. The young man serving us was polite but just kind of smiled and said sorry with a passive attitude when my mother mentioned the issue as we were paying (we told him we didn't want the coffee drinks after all, we just wanted to pay and leave at that point). I would think business owners would instruct their employees to try to please their customers and make them feel welcome. In the case of an issue, I would expect the employee to want to make an effort to make things right. This was a disappointing experience and I wouldn't recommend the place for this reason.

I decided to dine here mainly because I am a lover of savory pies, and the Duck Pie did not…read moredisappoint. So many times when I eat out and a savory pie is on the menu I find myself staring at a deconstructed thing. All the ingredients piled on a plate in a lovely gravy with a Pie Puff on top. Good, but not great. In this The Silverspoon already has my vote as they made an honest to god PIE. Full crust top and bottom and when you factor in that the filling was spectacular, the duck juicy and tender and the crust not too flaky and not too crunchy? I was in heaven. Piled atop the Pie was a veritable mountain of watercress and Pomegranate seeds (next time I will set them to the side so I can choose the proper amount per mouthful) and it's here that the Pie really took off. The Pomegranate seeds were little jewels of sweet and tart juice that gave a little pop of color and cool to the delicious duck with every bite. I was so very thrilled with it. I got an opportunity to speak with the new proprietor Michael and he was also an absolute pleasure. The service was friendly and the food was incredible. I will absolutely be back! The only thing I wish was that I had checked my doggie bag before I left, sadly my pie leftovers must have been placed in another bag. That's okay though, it just means that I have to go back and order again :D

Lunch was great. Started with fresh brewed iced tea and the Peach Gazpacho soup. The soup was an…read moreunexpected surprise. I would go for an entire bowl next time. The omelette and sandwich were what you would expect. Both lunches were just what we were hoping for at a quaint little restaurant. Our server was happy to explain the menu options. I wouldn't come with a large group, but 2-4 would be perfect party size for a nice meal out.

Delicious chai tea and great service. The flowers added such a nice element to the atmosphere.read more

What a quaint little cafe in a beautiful flower shop! I could totally come here on a rainy day to…read moreboost my mood as I enjoy a coffee while reading or working on projects. I had an iced vanilla-hazelnut latte and it was perfectly balanced without being too sweet. The barista was sweet and helpful when deciding what to order. There are some cool unique plants at this shop and I would love to return to buy some to add to my collection!

We started off with the Warm Donuts. They were soft pillows of heaven. Also loved the cream on the…read morebottom. We all loved them. Yellowfin Tuna Tartare* was so fresh and delicious. It hit the spot and I loved it. My friend loved her Grilled Chicken Sandwich & especially the ranch chips. My husband loved his breakfast plate. I tried the bacon and it was fantastic. My friend thought the Pork Belly Benedict* was delicious. He's a man of few words so I don't know much more than that. The waiter was very nice and helpful. We all really enjoyed him. It's also a super cute place. Looking forward to coming again and trying different things.

I haven't been here since pre-covid. I don't know why but could be because an ex lives right down…read morethe street and I didn't want to re-experience her wrath. Why did she have to be so miserable when she could have had sweet, ol' lovable me forever. Anyway, nothing has changed other than the menu. The interior still had warm paintings of cute doggos all around, and the service at the bar was spectacular. Peter, I believe was his name, was so courteous, calm, respectful and nothing was a problem, he just took care of things. The starters of Tuna Tartar and the Arugula Beet Salad were fabulous, so full of mixed flavors, pleasing to all senses. For entrees my friend had the Blackened Shrimp ABLT salad, so decadent, so rich in flavors and content. I had the leftovers the next day, it was still fabulous. I had the Lamb Bolognese. A creamy thick bolognese but not heavy...if that makes any sense. For dessert the pineapple upside cake ala mode to die for! Great choice. My frequent visits in the area are Rosalie's and Estia. And now put White Dog back on that list. It's time to become a regular again in that rotation.

Yup. Visiting colleges with my family for my son. A good sign is when you hit YELP and GOOGLE for…read moresome suggestions and you get lots of stars. SO we ended up in Bryb Nawr, PA. Angelos popped up on both right away with stellar ratings. So here we go: Yes indeed. The decor immediately screamed pleading, subtle and cleanliness! We were sat down by our friendly host and immediately went for the menus. We ordered a French Toast, A Raisin bread French Toast and an Egg and Cheese Sandwich. I personally had the raisin toast and it was sublime! Would have rated it a 6 star if I could. It was that good! We also ordered juice which was fresh squeezed. Excellent! Prices were good, which I find a tad up, but worth the quality. All in all, if you are in the Philly or Villy area, this is a must stop!

Stopped in for a late breakfast with dad. Place was small but quaint, our first time here. We were…read moreseated right away. Although it was small it was busy and maybe about 20 tables. After checking out the menu dad decided he wanted a cheesesteak omelet came with hashbrowns. I had the short stack pancakes with pecans, bacon and cheese eggs. The food was brought out right away. It just wasn't hot to me. Could have been the air temperature. The waiter was very attentive and stopped by a few times to see if we needed anything. Dad enjoyed his omelet and my pancakes were delicious. I didn't enjoy the bacon, taste like I was eating pig. I know it's pork but had a strong taste or flavor I didn't care for. Cheddar scrambled eggs were good but could have been hotter. Looks like a lot of seniors ate there. So good place to bring your parents.

Great gluten free options. The GF Bread is the best I've ever had! Nice, open dining space.read more

This was my first visit to Burtons Grill & Bar and it exceeded my expectations. My daughter…read morerecommended it because she has a gluten allergy, and I'm so happy she found a place where she can safely enjoy such a great menu. The atmosphere was relaxing, the décor was classy, and the food was amazing. I had the New York strip steak and it was one of the best steaks I've had in a long time. Our server, Catherine, was fantastic--she was attentive, asked about allergies, and made sure everything came out exactly as expected. I will definitely be returning and highly recommend this restaurant!

Was in the area waiting for someone to finish with an event. Found them on maps and went to yelp to…read moreread the reviews. I knew I had to drop in for an iced coffee at minimum. The reviews led me to also try a breakfast sandwich on their homemade focaccia as well. It was good , wasn't expecting forthe egg seemed to have been cooked like a frittata as opposed to a fried egg. The coffee is freshly brewed and high quality. All ingredients including non dairy milk options tasted so fresh and rich. Definitely can tell the quality!!

I wanted to share some constructive feedback after my recent visit. Unfortunately, the service felt…read morea bit unwelcoming from the start. The staff didn't seem particularly friendly, and the cashier appeared irritated, which made the experience less comfortable than expected. I also ordered a breakfast sandwich that's listed as coming on a bagel, but they were out. I completely understand things sell out. However, I was surprised to be charged an additional $2.50 for a different type of bread as a substitute. As someone who works as a barista, I understand how these situations happen, but in a hospitality-focused business, small moments like this can really shape a customer's experience. Overall, the visit felt more transactional than warm. I hope this is something that can be improved, because good hospitality can make a big difference. Overall the food was good and the drink was also good. But like mentioned above there has to be good customer service to round out the experience.