G. Funk
A nice, local diner serving good breakfasts and offering delicious baked goods. The Willow Street Cafe and Bakery is located just a short drive off of Route 15 in the scenic little village of Liberty, PA. The service was very friendly and we especially loved the real maple syrup!
… moreT J
Charming small town places still exist. Great place to stop in and grab a good bite of food that’s not hard on the wallet but worth every dollar.
… moreDave gill
Small town place. The last waiting tables. Did amazing keeping up with the sudden rush not normal for a sat. And then keeping it friendly.
… moreLydia Baird
They were incredibly accommodating of us with seating and were quite friendly. We really enjoyed their blueberry waffle. The blueberry compote is not very sweet, which we absolutely are excited about. All the breakfast things were good. Highly recommend this place!
… moreD S
Had a wonderful lunch with my mom and husband. The cafe is adorable and the food is awesome. I had the chicken tender platter which was delicious. We all had the French fries that were absolutely the best ever. Love this restaurant and the server was just wonderful. The food came out all together and hot. Thank you for a great lunch I didn’t have to cook.
… moreMichelle Strange
Fantastic Breakfast! So glad I found this place!
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… moreEllen Horton
We were looking for something different for lunch last Saturday. The Willow Street Cafe and Bakery popped up as an option; we were so glad we stopped. Freshly cooked food, good coffee, REAL maple syrup (breakfast served all day). Not fancy décor, but not fancy prices either! The server and the owner (who cooks) were both very friendly. Enjoyed chatting with them. About 2 minutes off Route 15 (warning – DOWN a big hill), quick right onto Blockhouse Road, quick left onto Williamson Trail, cross a bridge and look to the left. Turn down Willow Street to park. There is a side door. We will stop here again when traveling to/from points south. This may show up on your map as The Blockhouse Cafe – but it is a new place in the same spot. Parking is on Willow Street across from the side entrance.
… moreroni stiger
This is the former Blockhouse Cafe location reimagined under new owners & with a bakery. Love the updates to the decor. They have only been open a few weeks & have some things to sort out. The air conditioning was not cooperating on a hot day, the fryer wasn’t working, so no french fries, & they were out of potato salad, my second choice of side. No one seemed sure of what some of the baked goods were. (Hence only 4 stars in food category) However, the burger I had was dressed well & cooked to perfection. My 3rd choice macaroni salad side was good, & dill pickle nice & garlicky. Blueberry pie was delicious. Prices are very reasonable & portions just right. Most impressive was the woman & two young men working. They were very calm & professional even though things weren’t going quite right. I would have been a wreck, so kudos to them. Next day my husband took my Dad & brother-in-law here for breakfast & everyone enjoyed it. We all will be repeat customers.
… morephoenix kujo
Best Sweat roll ever its flavorful the crust is just right the sweat Sause doesn’t overpower the sweat bread the calm earthy notes from the nuts just ties it all together ever since i ate it i haven’t been able to stop thinking about it
… moreKaylin Means
Willow street cafe had a wonderful breakfast menu with really quality ingredients. The local maple syrup was a fun touch, and the coffee from Conspiracy Coffee was excellent. Perfect little spot for a laid back Sunday Breakfast.
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