Huddle Cafe — Restaurant in Ashton Township

We were going through Ashton and decided to stop at The Huddle. The parking appears to be street side, but it was plentiful even during business hours in the middle of the week. The access was via a ramp. However, you do have to be able to open the doors yourself. We were there late morning, and there were not a lot of people in there, so the seating was plentiful. The people who were there appeared to be regulars, and everyone, including the server, was very friendly. There is a board with several specials of the day and 2 different soups, which was welcome on this damp chilly day. One of us ordered a BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich with onion rings (which was on the specials list), and the other ordered a bacon cheeseburger and fries extra crisp both ordering vegetable beef soup. It all came out timely, hot, fresh, and tasty. The burger was a little dry. However, that can happen when they meat is so thin but the flavor was good. There is a fee for using a card to pay so you may want...

If I could put 0 out of 5 I would but I could give a 1 to our server who was kinda nice and friendly didn't check on much while we got pizza. I'm Italian who eats random pizza at places. SAFE YOUR STOMACH AND YOUR BOWELS MOVEMENTS PIZZA NOT WORTH IT. Pizza look like it came from someone who don't know pizza, and slapped everything on it. However chicken tenders were actually great fries could use more salt but always can add it at your table. Even good chicken tenders and fries I would still recomend STAY AWAY FROM HERE UNLESS YOU HAVE Pepto bismol handy. Sauce on the pizza was like almost what sauce or as I call it gravy. Sorry guys but I didn't have a...

The Huddle is so totally unpretentious that you just might think you've gone back in time. It's the same little downtown eatery we all flocked to half a century ago, and the food and service are just as comfortable. Good soups, usually included with your entree. Daily specials, Senior savings selections, peppermint ice cream . . . . The only caveat might be that it's pretty noisy, not a quiet spot to reflect and have important conversations, at least during busy meal times. There is a separate room that can offer a bit more sedate experience. Just stop on in and enjoy...