Borderline Cafe the
700 Durham Rd, Riegelsville, PA, 18077
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Address :
700 Durham Rd
Riegelsville, PA, 18077 - Phone (610) 749-0833
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Street
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Ted P.
The address on the map was not correct. This place is right in the center of Riegelsville only 1 block from the traffic light. It does not look like much from the street, but go inside! They have takeout 6 packs, generic selection, not so many unusual ones. they have a lunch style counter and booth and table seating. Always fresh pizzas to choose slices at the counter. I have only tried the Pizza and liked it very much. To be honest, this is the furthest "north" of my old hometown, Philly, that I have had decent pizza. They also have a few beers on tap and have a few happy hour specials. Good for takeout, a quick lunch, or even dinner with the kids. Walking distance to the river and canal to "walk off" your meal.
(3)Martin F.
This is a place where you go when you're too tired to cook, the kids are cranky or you just want a hearty plate of italian style food. Don't expect gourmet fare, but at the same time, don't lower your expectations too much. You'll miss this place if you aren't looking for it, despite the prominent corner location in the sleepy boro of Reiglesville, it is easy to drive right by without realizing that there's a fairly sizeable place right there. Inside, you'll get the typical pizza joint experience at first - the dining room is off to one side. They do a busy takeout service in the front. The dining room decor is somewhere between a diner and your grandmother's basement - formica booths with plastic flowers in vases on the table. As far as food goes, it's the standard "a little of everything" menu, with pastas in a variety of sauces, plus the usual deep-fried stuff they offer kids. They often have seafood specials, my wife tends to order these and she's been happy with the mussels. I'm a more traditional pasta guy, so I get the Tortelini or the Gnocchi fairly often. I don't care for their pink "Vodka" sauce, which comes in somewhere between an alfredo and a mainara, but completely misses the right balance for a good vodka sauce. That said, their red sauces are often very good - and I like their meat sauce as well. You can also get burgers and chicken nuggets and so on, if that's what you're into. Like most local places out here, service is erratic. Sometimes we get servers who are adept multi-taskers who anticipate and fulfill needs before we need to voice them, other times we get what seems to be a 14 year old girl who has no idea what "Gnocci" is. It's hit or miss, you just have to take a chance. Service is usually quick enough, and the pricing is fair for what you get. It's a bit loud at times, especially if there's a table full of locals getting worked up over the NASCAR event on the television (there's at least one TV in the dining room, a trend I wish would end) but usually it's not too bad. Definitely a place you can take kids, it's not at all a white-linen experience. All in all, it's a place that fills a need for OK food, at OK prices and with OK service - it's balanced and a fair deal.
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