Kitty's Luncheonette

Kitty's is an awesome local breakfast spot. I ordered 2 breakfast sandwiches and scrapple on the side. The food is homey, delicious, and reasonably priced.Note that Kitty's is cash only. My only complaint (-1 star) is the overuse of styrofoam which is much worse than plastic.

Stopped in for a late breakfast on Monday. I ordered breakfast: two eggs, toast, potatoes with peppers and onions and scrapple. My boyfriend ordered a chicken cutlet sandwich.All of our food was very good. I did notice that they no longer have prices on the menu.

We had a great breakfast here with friendly and efficient service! The sweet sausage was a unique add and the breakfast potatoes were delicious and tasted just like my Aunt Violet used to make! Our granddaughter enjoyed her French toast! p.s. we found bunny safe and sound, thanks again!

Kitty's is very much a hole in the wall old school diner. Notice It is cash or Venmo only. I didn't see an ATM.A neighbor recommended this place for soup and I was not disappointed. Soup was great! They usually have 2-3 different soups. I tried chicken noodle and beef stew - delicious! Definitely not a can of progresso - this is the real deal.

I have driven by more times than I can remember.Stopped Saturday for a cheesesteak to go.I was quite surprised to see how many people were in there at 2:00 PM.The place was hopping!It's definitely a good place for breakfast and more spacious than I thought.I enjoyed my steak sandwich and it was only $6 and change.Will definitely stop in for breakfast, soon!

After a week of southern breakfasts, I was craving Philly style breakfast. Danielle fixed me up with strong cup of coffee brewed on a Bunn not some bougie instant machine. The Cowboy omelette had bologna, cheese, peppers, onions and "hot oil" with side of homefries with peppers & onions & rye toast with butter. It was what this Philly girl needed after a week of grits 'n' gravy. Counter seating for me provided me over shoulder look at the griddle guys. It's small area for one person but these two guys work well in tandem. This is typical fare nestled in Port Richmond. Street parking or head over to under I95. Great place to eat for breakfast or lunch. Closed on Sundays. Support your local business.

The spinners at the counter are wobbly, and there is a photo of the marriage of JKF and Jackie O. on the wall, but Kitty's Luncheonette is as real as it gets for traditional breakfasts and lunches in this part of Philadelphia. They don't know from brunch, and they close before happy hour; so don't bookmark it for your weekend morning meal, nor try to stop in after work. This is a 7 to 3:30 corner grill that had a few dozen thick scrapple slices frying to a dark brown while I drank their Ellis Coffee and awaited my first taste of their french toast. The house has about a dozen tables in two rooms and eight spinning stools along the counter that overlooks the chef workspace. It was about half full of neighborhood personalities who seemed to know each other as they were greeted by name. The server, a lovely young woman who is Kitty's niece, took care of me, and filled me in on the history of the institution, open since 1952! Yes. It looks its age, with family photos on the walls, and original floors, walls and stools. Either you get the deeply rubbed in culture here, or you don't. With its gritty charm and surprisingly good food, it is easy to develop a crush on Kitty, and want to visit her often. She is as authentic as the day is long. My three slices of thick egged toast were very good. A little sweet from the vanilla and sugar in the mix, and a little crispy on the edges where the hot steel melted that sugar and left its hardened residue. They know how to do FT here. $5.50 was a happy price. The java was strong and a little rough (bitter), but nothing to complain about. Again, her Joe is straight up Bunn-O-Matic. No expresso options with Kitty. Kitty's is very close to I-95, and an easy on/off if you want to stop before reaching Center City from the north. Not sure she could handle becoming a hit on the breakfast bookmark circuit, especially on weekends, so if you want to check her out, come on a weekday morning when the regular crowd is thinner. But, if you like hard stop traditional breakfast without any frills, give this old girl a go.

Holy mackerel what a great old school throwback luncheonette tucked away in the Port Richmond Section of Philadelphia. Holy mackerel what a tasty cheesesteak. When in Port Richmond do as a Port Richmondians do, we got sauteed garlic spinach on our cheesesteak. This Cheesesteak answers the question, what makes a great cheesesteak? It is one someone that knows how to make a cheese steak has great ingredients and is trying to make a great cheese steak, ie City of Brotherly Love, Love. Every piece of this Cheesesteak had flavor and every flavor came through. This was a great overall experience. Kitty's is cash only.

Go for breakfast! They make a steak egg and cheese with aged provolone and fried hots. The chef once upon a time worked the lines at the best restaurants in the city. Everything is great and I'm not exaggerating.

Kitty's is a great place to have a nice quiet breakfast. They offer a decent menu for your typical diner fare. The food is always fresh and delicious. They have some of the best home fries around, hands down! The eggs are always cooked great, yes at some places that is a difficult thing to do. Kitty's has old school vibe and is cash only. It's also very easy to miss if you're not looking for it. Great service and great food, what more can you ask for? Solid 4 stars.