Julie Anne's Place

Such a chill cozy place with good food and very affordable prices. Have had the breakfast burrito and grilled ham and cheese

I ate here earlier today with my kids and it was a disappointment, which was very surprising given the high ratings here...First, the building was under construction. It looked like they were getting a new roof but they had the front entrance taped off and if I hadn't seen someone else walk to the left to a small path on the porch I'd have assumed they were closed. As a result of the construction it was pretty loud as the workers kept throwing stuff off the roof.The inside was quaint but cramped. There are only 8 or so tables and they're packed in.We started things off with drinks but they were really small. My large juice couldn't have been bigger than 10oz and the smalls my kids got were 8oz I'd guess.Kids both ordered chocolate chip pancakes and while they said they were good, they were fairly thin, closer to a crepe than what you'd typically expect for a pancake. Enough for them, but certainly not an adult. The syrup was Aunt Jemima. I ordered the Mexican Mess and like the pancakes, it was very small. I ate it all, and "ok" is probably the best description, but I was still hungry when done.My son asked for a side of bacon and I suspect it was microwaved. Very flat, stuck together, super thin.On top of that, it took a pretty long time to for the food to come out. Diners are generally fast but this place wasn't. When we got there one employee was clearing tables and later I saw her cooking in the kitchen, so I don't know if they're understaffed, if that's normal, or what.Last, the food was shockingly expensive for what we got. With tip and "credit card surcharge" (something not disclosed in advance as it should have been, and something I personally get very irritated by since in 2024 CCs are the norm and this is a cost of doing business) the bill was more than $45 and it wouldn't have been nearly enough food for adults. The Classic in Malvern is more expensive but a much better value given the quality and the portion size, and if you're from further west, Green Street Grill in Downingtown offers more traditional diner fare in larger portions for the same price.I probably would have had a better experience if I just stopped in for coffee and a muffin but I can't recommend actually eating in for breakfast.

I ended up in Malvern and was very happy to see Julie Anne's Place's 4.7 google maps rating. I haven't had the best luck in Malvern but things may be starting to change. 1st, $5.43 for a scrapple, egg and cheese on toast. You know I love that. And, that is after an 18 cent non cash surcharge. Very cheesy. Everyone was very happy. Cool bathroom. Video of bathroom in full video. Now if I can get Dave Bramwell to return my calls life would be good.

The absolute best breakfast spot in the area! The sweetest servers and owner, excellent prices, and everything is so fresh and homemade. Great place to sit outside when it's warm out. It is small inside so at high traffic times it might be hard to get a seat. You must try the Jewish apple cake! Delicious!

Good homemade breakfast and a good price. Fluffy pancakes and down to earth service. No frills, and it doesn't need any.

Our server was friendly and efficient and checked on us just the right amount. The restaurant is a cozy converted house which is tastefully decorated. The bathroom is adorable. I had the Greek omelette and while very tasty was a bit runny for my liking. I upgraded to a small side salad rather than toast. It was fresh and delicious. I would definitely go back and if I ordered another omelette, I would just request it be cooked a little bit more. Definitely worth a visit!!

Delicious breakfast! Cute place. Service was fast and the food tasted homemade. We'll be back!

What a disappointment! I expected much more with so many 5 star reviews. The indoor dining area is very cramped. That would be fine if the food was excellent. Unfortunately, that was a let down, as well. The iced coffee was watery. The omelets were mediocre, at best. The onions were not cooked in the omelets, in fact they were still raw enough to be crispy, yet the omelets were still bland. The service was horrible. Maybe 6-8 tables inside and it took 30 minutes for someone to take our order, which we had to go hunt down someone for that to happen. The food takes a long time to arrive. Looking back over the reviews, the main praise is that the place is "charming and cute". Eh. I've been to places that are far more charming and cute that also have excellent service and outstanding food. The customers mainly seemed to be a certain type and age of upper middle class white women who are loud and think they are characters in Gilmore Girls or a Hallmark movie or something. There is a fee for paying with anything other than cash, so be prepared for that. Will not return. One of the worst dining experiences I've had in quite some time.

Food was delicious. Atmosphere was intimate and welcoming. People were very friendly and attentive. We'll be back!

Oh this place is a hidden gem! So cute, it's like being in a dear friends kitchen. And the food is good!