In the Loop Cafe

This place is super cool. Traveling on business– working in Fox Chase area– starved for breakfast before hitting the road– I Unilocaled the neighborhood. What a find ! Personal feel that’s like hanging out in someone’s kitchen/​living room but better. It has a wonderful vibe for the neighborhood. I odered Egg N Cheese sandwich on English Muff with a coffee and Iced Tea. It was just like I would cook in my own kitchen but better because it’s served with a smile and conversation. I’m not looking for greasy spoon, if anything I’d drive downtown for a mimosa and a sassy brunch. But something about local eateries that I dig on. (and they accept credit cards!) It’s the personal touch. Go visit this place !! It ‘s a little gem and your tummy will thank you.

Very quaint café. Love the décor inside, it’s very welcoming and home like. Staff is pleasant and inviting. Breakfast is made to order and is delicious ! Would definitely come back and recommend to my friends.

I’m usually a Wawa or Dunkin Donuts coffee drinker — fast, easy, cheap — but I’ve always passed In The Loop Café and wanted to see what it was all about… sometimes being late for work is a good thing. I missed the train one day and had 30 minutes to kill– walked over and struck up a conversation with the owners here. Very friendly people … the coffee was way better than the usual stuff I drink, and I think $ 1.50 or so, so it was inexpensive too. I also got a Cranberry Scone (not the manliest thing ever, but it’s Irish, so that’s manly enough).. . I’ve since stopped-​in almost every Saturday since… very good breakfast sandwiches, very comfortable atmosphere… very glad to have missed the train a few weeks ago and discovered this great coffee shop!

The place has a good vibe. Comfy couches and seats. Relaxed atmosphere. Big windows let in the warm morning sun. Service is friendly. The Fall Classic (turkey panini with cranberry relish and homemade slaw) is very good.
Full Disclosure: The owners are friends of mine.

I just noticed this place today and decided to stop in for a sandwich at lunch. According to the owner, this tiny café opened December 2011. It looks like a great place to stop in for lunch for a cup of coffee and a breakfast sandwich. I had the garlic ranch chicken panini which is grilled on their homemade white bread. A little messy, but very tasty. The menu is small like the café, but I don’t like too many options as I’m not too indecisive, so it works for me. Now I’m going to have to stop in for breakfast. Just keep in mind that there is only one person cooking behind the counter, so it could make a little bit of a wait.