Morning Glory Diner

Reviewed by Philly Foodie on 07/05/2009.
Member since January 2005, Total Reviews: 11 (Male, 30s, Philadelphia, PA)

Food is good. Service is brash, impatient, and rude. Our waiter actually said, "do you want desert or not...quick...yes or no?". It's the worst service I've ever had after dining in Philly for over 10 years. Beware, ketchup is stored in wine bottles with no lid. The top of the bottles are covered in dried ketchup, fuzz, and who knows what else. Of course we got attitude when we asked if our server could clean our bottle. This place is tacky

Reviewed by LA Rosen1 on 06/17/2009.
Member since October 2002, Total Reviews: 171 (Female, 50s, Philadelphia, PA)

Better service the busier they are. Left languishing waiting for needed condiments, etc. Creative diner menu, with fresh foods twist. Great fritatas, massive pancakes. Stark, dinerish interior enhanced by overwhelming flower boxes at each window outside. Street parking usually easy to find.

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Reviewed by KathrynL287936 on 08/18/2008.
Member since November 2005, Total Reviews: 3 (Washington, DC)

This place is fab! We had the breakfast tortilla and didn't eat again until 8:00 that evening. The coffee is really good and the atmosphere is perfect for breakfast or brunch. If I lived in Philly I'd be there on a regular basis. I highly recommend it.

Reviewed by PesheK4671 on 06/10/2008.
Member since March 2008, Total Reviews: 1 (Female, Philadelphia, PA)

The breakfasts are terrific, innovated and not too dear. Very innovative for a local diner. I just wish the cook didn't have all the piercings--stops me from eating at the counter. Otherwise, a top Philly breakfast place.

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Reviewed by JaneS9299 on 11/25/2007.
Member since November 2007, Total Reviews: 19 (Philadelphia, PA)

The food is good - some say great - but nothing out of this world. Great place to bring kids since the din will surely be louder Coffee, tasting faintly of dirt, is served in tin cups (not charming, just kind of cheapo). The ketchup is in old wine bottles that look like they've been around for eons. Who knows how elderly the ketchup inside is. There's some sort of fruit sauce in a covered dish on the table. I'm sure 99% of people wouldn't sneeze