Coach Light Restaurant

Came to The Coachlight on a recommendation from a Nextdoor post. My Fiancée and I pass here often and wondered if it was the perfect hole in the wall local restaurant for breakfast.....The remodel made the interior and exterior better than it's been, and the service was prompt and polite, but man, the food just missed the mark. I had eggs / sausage and toast, and kind of knew once the server said they only had sausage patties, my expectations were lowered, and I was right. Basically frozen sausage, dried out and flavorless. Eggs and toast were fine.Fiancée had chocolate chip pancakes and homefries, and the pancakes tasted, at best, like they came out of a premix with water. There wasn't enough butter and syrup to save them.Every staff has a rough day, and perhaps this was their bad day, but I'd skip The Coachlight, and opt for New Freedom Coffee House, or Mason Dixon Diner, both about 15 mins from the Coachlight.

Been here for breakfast a few times. Food is good and prices are even better. For your money, this is the best place around for breakfast!!There is only one waitress who is very good with the service.Nothing fancy, but we like it here. Friendly place!

The best fried chicken I've had in months! Had the 4 piece and it came with 2 sides. A ton of food! I couldn't finish it. The waiter was very attentive and polite. Very nice change from the Philly scene. I will definitely be back if I'm in the area again.

We have been debating stopping here for awhile. I had haddock which came with Mac and cheese and stewed tomatoes. Haddock was fine, stewed tomatoes were cold and Mac and Cheese was not edible. Husband had chicken and crab cake with coleslaw and onion rings. The chicken and crabcake were fine. coleslaw was just shredded cabbage with no dressing.The service was fine. The whole place was clean but definitely in need of some updates. We probably won't return.

$4 bacon egg and cheese. Great price. From the outside this place does not appeal, but I decided to give it a shot. Very clean inside.

The restaurant DOES NOT LOOK FANCY AT ALL - but food pretty good EXCEPT Chicken POT PIE -Looks like ole diner from the 70s. Food was good. Had vegetable beef soup, grilled cheese & Ham. Wife had crab soup and chicken pot pie. Everything was tasty and seemed homemade BUT the pot pie which had ZERO flavor crust was good but had no seasoning. The server gladly took off the check. But everything else was very tasty. And service was very good. They had a number of homemade desserts that looked awesome but we were eating late lunch and had dinner reservations at 5. Would definitely stop here again, an ole country feel

Friendly people, good food, great coffee. Hometown feel - guessing that it's a favorite with the locals. Highly recommend!

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We eat here all the time. Outstanding food, and outstanding service is good, fresh and hot and very nice people work here highly recommended cannot beat the prices.

Perfect budget breakfast in an old school mom and pop restaurant. Pleasant staff, local patrons, Newsmax running 24-7