Phily Diner & Sport Bar — Restaurant in Runnemede

Took my family of 4 to the Philly diner for breakfast Saturday morning. One child ordered waffles and bacon and a hot choc, the other ordered waffles with a side of 2 eggs and two OJ’s (very small no refills) . My husband and I ordered the same, eggs and peppers on a hoagie roll. We didn’t get exactly what we ordered we did get eggs and pepper but they decided to add onions and cheese onto the sandwich. The roll was perfectly fresh however the peppers and onions were not sautéed properly at all they were cold and raw. The eggs were not scrambled they fried them and folded them in half with the raw peppers and onion in the middle like a taco. We each got a side of scrapple and two Mamosa‘s. The scrapple was perfectly cooked it was so good the kids ate it. I wish I would’ve had more and the Mamosa‘s were delish! . Service was good except the waitress seemed to focus her attention to me the wife. She Seemed annoyed when the kids or my husband asked for something extra. So for the four of us the bill came to a whopping $100.00 +20% tip. I don’t know about the rest of the world but I always leave a 20% tip. Slinging Hash (waiting tables) isn’t a easy job! So it wasn’t terrible but it wasn’t great for the amount of money that I paid! For $100.00 I could’ve taken the money to ShopRite and come home an cooked up a spectacular breakfast and lunch myself. I thought it was very expensive for breakfast! It’s a shame they charge you for every little thing. $2.00 A slice of cheese that I didn’t even order. Yes I could have , but I didn’t return the food because it took long enough to get the food to the table that it wasn’t worth complaining about so we just dealt with it. The odd part is that the waitress saw that we didn't eat our sandwiches and never asked if there was something wrong with our meal. Anyway , I thought it was very expensive for...

I usually have great food here. I love that creamed chip beef breakfast, and their French onion soup. I am obsessed with their Buffalo Busters. You need to try them. Yesterday I went and they had a special on nachos for Monday $6.99 any Nacho. I got the pulled pork nachos and I was not disappointed. They were so big, my friend and I could have been fool just on that. They were very good. However I ordered the buffalo chicken panini, and I was not very happy with it. I didn't think the chicken it was very good quality. The bread was good and the fries were great. But I wouldn't recommend that sandwich. Make sure you try the Buffalo Busters. Our server was also very lovely.

Edit 01/01/22

I'm going to start off by I love this place. That being said, it was new years day so the kitchen was off their game 🤣 my friend ordered the California wrap. It had no chicken. We were at the bar so we asked the bar tender to fix the order. She was blown away that the kitchen really put no chicken in the wrap. She brought a new one almost immediately. It looked like a completely different wrap. I got the chipped beef. I like eating one piece of toast at a time. I got to the second piece and it was legit the butt of the bread 🤣🤣🤣 I tried eating it but it was hard as a rock. I asked the bar tender for a new piece of toast because I couldn't eat the butt. She was so nice about it. We observed around the bar and saw that last night must have been crazy. I wrote this review mostly out of amazement. I've experienced a lot of things but I've never been given the butt of the bread before. The bar tender, Alise? I think was amazing and we will...

Oh. My. Gosh. Let me tell you about the absolute LEGEND that is Nicole, the bartender at the Philly sports bar during the Eagles’ championship parade! This woman is an absolute dynamo, a mixologist maestro, and the heart and soul of celebration incarnate!

From the moment I walked in, Nicole greeted me with a smile brighter than the Vince Lombardi Trophy itself. Despite the bar being packed tighter than the parade route on Broad Street, she handled the crowd with the precision of a seasoned quarterback, never missing a beat.

Her drink-making skills? Next level! I ordered an Eagles-themed cocktail, and she whipped up a concoction so delicious it felt like a touchdown in my mouth. And let’s talk about her speed—Nicole was faster than a Jalen Hurts scramble, serving drinks left and right, ensuring no fan went thirsty.

But it wasn’t just her efficiency that stood out; it was her spirit. Nicole embodied the energy of the parade, cheering along with us, sharing in the joy of the Eagles’ victory. She even had a special toast prepared, rallying the entire bar into a chorus of “Fly, Eagles, Fly!”

In the midst of the city’s green-clad revelry, Nicole was the MVP of the day. If you’re ever in Philly, especially during an Eagles celebration, do yourself a favor and head to this sports bar to experience Nicole’s unparalleled service and infectious enthusiasm. She’s not just a bartender; she’s a...