The Fancy Fig Cafe and Catering

I cannot say enough about how wonderful this hidden gem is! For breakfast, brunch, or lunch you won’t be disappointed but my review today is specifically regarding the recent wedding reception we held here on the Saturday of the Memorial Day weekend. From the planning stages through execution, Lisa and her staff were a joy to work with! We were under a time crunch (visa requirements) and had a small group (34) but their lovely function room fit us perfectly. Because the weather was so nice, we could also enjoy the two outdoor patio spaces. The buffet catering menu had many wonderful options and every guest raved about the food and the service. We also had room to set up a small bar for the BYOB wine/beer. Everything was absolutely perfect - THANK YOU FANCY FIG for making this memorable day even more memorable 🥰

A lovely cafe-meets-diner atmosphere that is perfect for the cold winter months. Fantastic breakfast options and friendly staff - truly well done! Edit after going a few times: service and food is spot on every time!

We came here for brunch after a baseball tournament. The food was so amazing that we went back again the next week! I got the Oreo pancakes which were heavenly. Another family member got a breakfast sandwich on a brioche roll which was excellent. All around the food was delicious. I recommend this place and will definitely be returning!

I visited the Fancy Fig on a Friday morning around 9am with a friend. We wanted to try a place we’ve never been to before and we will certainly be back! The interior is very welcoming and the staff are super friendly and attentive. We ate inside but the Fancy Fig offers a lovely space on the patio to sit as well. I enjoyed a quiche with spinach, tomato and mozzarella which came with fruit and I ordered a side of potatoes. The quiche - eggs were light and fluffy, spinach, tomatoes & mozzarella were all fresh and made a nice nice combo. The crust is worthy of mention too as it wasn’t the normal crumbly crust, it was more like a pastry and complimented the quiche ingredients nicely. The potatoes were soft on the inside and the skin had a tasty combo of seasonings. The fruit was fresh and delicious too! Stop by, give this place a try!

We will never be going back here - we came for Mother's Day brunch with a set menu. The soup was lukewarm, the avocado toast was clearly avocado/guac spread from a grocery store and the toast was hard. The quiche was frozen spinach and clearly microwaved before it came out - also the food came out within minutes, making it evident that it was not freshly prepared. Finally, when we asked for our desserts to be packed up to go, the waitress gave us a box covered in chocolate that got on our clothes. I've heard great things about this place, but we were very disappointed and it was not worth the $32-35 pp set brunch menu. EDITED 5/15: my father was charged 20% tip on the bill when it was clearly specified that we were leaving the tip in cash. This is absolutely horrible customer service - someone at the restaurant tried to add the tip themselves. Lisa, I appreciate your response back but no credit was given for the bad service, and after this incident, we will never be coming back.

I had breakfast with a colleague this morning at the Fancy Fig and it was wonderful. The drive was scenic and the location had convenient parking. The restaurant is cute and charming with a rustic farmhouse feeling. Our server, Kathleen, was friendly and attentive and we had an enjoyable conversation with her and Hector. I enjoyed perfectly cooked eggs over medium and some hearty wheat toast, fresh fruit and Earl Gray tea. We will absolutely be back. Thank you so much!

I had lunch at the Fancy Fig with 3 friends this past Wednesday. We all enjoyed our selections- turkey burger, homemade chunkychicken salad on rye and fresh turkey sandwich with a cranberry mayo. The service was quick and attentive, the quantity was plentiful and the price extremely reasonable. But above all, the taste and quality of ingredients were amazing. We all vowed to come back again. And I did! Today I took 3 friends there for breakfast. And again , it didn't disappoint. I thoroughly enjoyed the avocado toast. The avocado was covered with sauted spinach and tomato and then a large delicious egg white omlet topped it all. Delicious and so well presented!

Very good local spot in Penns Park. Was previously Summers Kitchen. Open for breakfast and lunch. It's worth a try. Would come back. 3.5% credit card fee

do NOT come here. We came for Mother's Day brunch (a set $32pp menu) and were served lukewarm soup, a microwaved quiche with frozen spinach, and "avocado toast" that was Wholly guacamole spread - not a single fresh avocado was used. when we had the desserts packaged, the waitress gave us the box covered in chocolate which got on my clothes. finally, when the bill was processed, my dad was charged 20% tip that he did not leave on the card because the tip was clearly written out "cash" and left on the table. someone at the restaurant tried to add the tip to the card. we will never be coming back here

Good selection for breakfast. Bakery goods are great. Great place for brunch. Great sandwiches for lunch.

Food was really good I'd give it a 7/10. Nice people work here. Had lipstick on my coffee mug that was blatantly obvious that wasn't noticed before serving to me. Was somewhat empty when we got in and the service was kind of slow

Stopped in for Sunday brunch based on food reviews. The staff was friendly if a bit disorganized, giving an air of chaos which does not result in the best service. We weren't in any rush, but service was notably less than ideal. The food is pretty good. The cappuccinos were good, the orange juice was fresh, and the quiche and fresh fruits were quite nice. The pancakes were not bad, just not the best we've ever had.

I found this to be a perfect spot for an early brunch with a girlfriend. The service was great, the coffee was smooth and fresh( they made a new pot for us!) and I had a delicious , hefty piece of quiche with great crispy potatoes on the side. The location is nice, too- right by my home! I will definitely return to try other dishes.

I absolutely love The Fancy Fig! The atmosphere is so cute & the food is great. We sat outside, but they also have indoor seating as well. I love that they offer unsweetened coffee options. I got the tuna melt & my friend got a breakfast croissant & we were both so impressed with our meals. My side salad was so fresh & the dressing was delicious. I definitely recommend The Fancy Fig!

Excellent, consistent food. My only wish is that it wasn't so loud inside. Nice to sit outside in the warmer months.

Amazing that after nearly 4 years in Bucks County PA that we can find yet another new great brunch place. I've been passing the Fancy Fig Cage on bike rides for months and finally had a reason to be in the area so we gave it a try this Labor Day weekend; glad we did. FABULOUS experience. On-site parking lot, lovely grounds, lovely establishment. Our server Lucy was a delight. We had really enjoyed our brunch selections-- my wife had an order of pancakes with strawberry's made in the batter. Delicate, fluffy, didn't even need the usual slab of butter or even syrup as it was that moist. Upon Lucy's reco when she heard I am a cyclists was t have the cyclist favorite, the egg white with avocado and steamed spinach over a slice of multigrain toast. Was excellent. See our photos. We will be back and will advocate to our network of neighbors and friends.

This is our staple on Thursday nights and brunch on sunday morning! The best food around. I had the chicken salad sandwich and pasta salad with the potato soup! It was so phenomenal!

I hate leaving bad reviews, but hopefully this feedback helps the business get better. It has all the makings of an INCREDIBLE gem (very quaint ambiance, really nice employees, fantastic daily special ideas). But as of right now --- it's OK at best. I went in with 3 other people over the weekend and waited a few minutes to be acknowledged. We were given a table, but after 5 or so more minutes nobody came over with menus so I finally got up and asked for them myself. Our waitress was extremely nice, just also a bit slow. It took another few minutes for her to take our order. When she came, she offered daily specials, which was really fun. 2 of the 4 of us opted to try out the off-the-menu specials, plus some extra things to share since we were pretty hungry. Review of the food: Scone - this looked *amazing* but was pretty tasteless. Strawberry muffin - I expected a regular muffin with chunks of strawberry, but it was more of a red muffin that was a bit too sweet. Egg special - I got one of their specials for the day, which was an omelette that included shrimp, kale, and cheese. I asked to get feta cheese instead of whatever they'd advertised, but they ended up giving me the original cheese. I did not ask to send this back since I'd already waited a while to get my food. The waitress brought everyone else's food first, then mine a few minutes later. The shrimp in the omelette was fantastic. I did not care for the (large amount of) cheese, but maybe I would have if it was feta. Avocado - I paid $2.50 extra for avocado that was not ripe. I could not eat it and I don't know why they would have served it. It was obvious by looking at it that it wasn't ready. French toast - My sister liked this. I don't think it was remarkable either way. Potatoes - My fiance's potatoes were AMAZING. 10/10. But oddly, I got potatoes too and while he got all small fried potatoes, I got big smashed circles with a mix of the small fried potatoes. Some of my potatoes were undercooked. It was inconsistent and the small ones were significantly better. Comparing this to Turning Point, which we went to the next day, this was pretty disappointing. I might try it again, but probably not.

If a cozy country breakfast/brunch is your thing, then The Fancy Fig on Second Street Pike in Wrightstown, PA., is singing your song. Hidden in The Gathering, a small group of shops and offices in the heart of "downtown" Wrightstown, and cattycorner from Ralphie's Tavern at the intersection with Penn's Park Road, it may take a few minutes to find The Fig, but if you walk into what appears to be the inner courtyard, you will find it waiting there for you. Stepping inside the first impression is of a bakery or small deli with kitchen behind the wall, and dining area off to the right. I was greeted by my server, who invited me to sit anywhere. There was a group of guys (and two priests) sitting at the largest table, so I moved past them and took a small table against the rear window. Auspicious to have my morning meal blessed by the local clergy. I was brought a small laminated menu and the first cup of their locally roasted coffee. The java was joltingly strong and good, and I savored it as the chef put together my favorite breakfast sandwich. It arrived on a ciabatta roll, with egg and sausage links hanging over the edge. Didn't mind at all. They also offered a tiny square dish of fresh fruit, including one gigantic blackberry surrounded by watermelon and cantaloupe. It was all quite good. Fresh, locally sourced, and hot off the iron. Very good sammy! The manager came over to inquire of my satisfaction. I gave her the right answer, and began a short conversation about the business and sources of their ingredients. Most interestingly, the coffee beans were roasted in nearby New Jersey by a family member in the Joe business. "Crescent Moon" I think she said. She suggested that the decaf was even better than the premium blend, so I requested a refill of that genre. She was right. It had a more interesting flavor profile, but without the kick. The view from the window of the interior court area was peaceful on this Indian Summer morn. It made for a perfect setting to start the day. Open for a year, The Fancy Fig is a cool spot to enjoy your morning over quality coffee and a solid homemade breakfast.

My daughter and her family frequently dine at the cafe, the breakfast selection there is terrific and everyone gets what they want. With her three young kids, that is often not the case at other restaurants. Personally, I have used Lisa and FF in past years for bridal and baby showers, and most recently, a backyard party for 40, a pre-wedding 'meet the other family' reception. Everything was unbelievable! Lisa and her crew were professional and friendly. The food setup was fabulous, the food delicious, and there was a lot of it! No one went home hungry! It was so nice to be able to just enjoy myself and not worry about the tiny (and large) details of the party. Lisa was a godsend, once again. I would highly recommend Fancy Fig, either the cafe or catering.

I highly recommend the Fancy Fig for any event you want to have. I worked with owner Lisa to host a bridal shower for 15 people. Lisa was easy to work with and incredibly accommodating with the menu. We had some attendees who have food allergy's and she assured I had options to keep my guests safe. She also made sure I had everything i needed for the event. Thank you Lisa and Fancy Fig for a beautiful and memorable event.

Great place for breakfast. Very nice and cozy, great food and service. There are both inside & ouysude seating which is great on a beautiful day like this. The place is very clean and smells fresh which is a dealbreaker for me as so many brunch places smell stale or just plain stink. This one not only smelled nice but also served delicious food and has a nice variety, plenty of choices. I really enjoyed my breakfast and so did my family. In addition we found a huge spider right outside the caffee which made my kids morning. We are happy and will be coming back. I wish I'd taken pictures of the food but we ate it so fast...

It pains me to write this poor review of the Fancy Fig, but there were just too many issues that I couldn't look the other way. The food was delicious, the look and feel of the place was quaint, but the service was a major issue. Let me just say, if the service were to improve, the Fancy Fig would go way up in my estimation. While our servers were very nice, they kinda treated us like second class citizens. We were seated as soon as we came in, but it took around 20 minutes for someone to come over afterward to even give us our menus. The place was not crowded at all, yet they kept making excuses for not coming over to us. "Let me just finish this" and "I'll be right over". Then once we got our menus, the waitresses didn't come back to take our order for another 15 minutes! At this point, she brought out our waters that we asked for a long time ago. They then said that they ran out of knives, so we didn't get any knives. Also, the shirt the one waitress was wearing looked like a 7 month year old had just vomited all over it. At the very end you go up to pay the bill, and they spin the screen around so you can put in the tip...while looking at you. I'm willing to say maybe we just came on the wrong day, but the whole service part of the restaurant really was a major issue for me. The Bacon and Cheddar Omelette I had was excellent. A lot of flavor, and quite filling. Another knock on the service, was originally I said I wanted the fruit as a side, but our waitress really pushed on the potatoes, stressing how amazing they were. Well I got the potatoes; they were nothing special. I will say that when you first walk in, there is a water cooler filled with fruit flavored water that is refreshing. I refilled it several times before our actual waters came out. The flavored water is a very nice touch. The price is also a bit more expensive then I'd like to see for breakfast. There was no toast or coffee that came with my meal, just the omelette and the side. For around $12 without tax and tip, that's a bit much for a breakfast. I wanted to like this place so much more, but the service we received had a lot of issues; so much so that I couldn't say this place overall was great. Which is a shame, because I really find this place to be a hidden treasure of the area. Food (A-), Pricing (D), Atmosphere (A-), Service (D)

Had a wonderful breakfast. The eggs were perfect and the home fried potatoes were seasoned just right.

Stopped in for some refreshments a few weeks back after visiting the Wrightstown Farmers Market. We had to kill some time and it was well rated and close, so I figured it would be the perfect spot. Unfortunately, I was not at all impressed with his place. I got a coffee and a fruit salad and my kids got 2 of their pastries. The coffee was just awful. I took 1 sip, and after a second of contemplating the burnt, metallic notes, I knew I couldn't drink any more. Was it low quality coffee beans or just old and sitting there? Who knows, who cares. The fruit salad was a disaster too. It looked old and over refrigerated; the blueberries were mushy, the strawberries were soggy. Totally disgusting. Even my kids who will basically eat any sweet in their way complained that the pastries were stale. Not sure what else it say except that we were pretty disappointed. Not seeing the five star reviews at all.

I was so disappointed in this restaurant. Sunday 2:00 Omelette was good but no toast. Coffee was ok but overpriced. Quiche was old and rubbery. Home fries were deep fried and burnt. Service was not so good. We won't be returning.

Obsessed with this little jem of a breakfast nook. I came here with my brother over thanksgiving week. He had an amazing breakfast sandwich and I had the French toast. I also had a latte which was incredible. The girls working there were incredibly nice. If you live in Bucks County check this place out. Breakfast and lunch. They also set up a Bloody Mary during breakfast but it is BYOV (bring your own Vodka)

This cute little "New Hope-y" style restaurant is a place that you may forget about bc it is off the beaten path but it's a diamond in the ruff when you discover it again!! (It is located in Wrightstown BTW). The inside is small and charming, outside is perfect dining on just the right kinda day. Threes or four tables are located right outside the main door in a quaint grassy courtyard. The side has more tables but no one was seated in that area while we were there on Friday lunch. My Friend and I enjoyed our lunch and we were already discussing trying the once a month Thursday dinner with our Hubby's. The menu had great choices including lunch specials. We found out about the lunch specials after we paid. Our waitress didn't mention them and we didn't know to ask. In fact our waitress was very cute and personable but far from a professional server. Her timing for coffee refill, check and even checking on us was a bit off. We didn't care as we were deep in girlie conversations. I ordered a feta omelet, potatoes and multigrain toast. It was a lot of food and it was so delicious I ate every last bit. The feta cheese was excellent. It was soft and a bit creamy... just the way a good feta should be. My friend had the trio salad. She enjoyed the broccoli salad and chicken salad...however...she thought the past salad was soggy and not good. She took a few bites and left the rest. The coffee was an excellent brew and hot. Just the way a good cup needs to be. Overall we look forward to going back again and I think most people would enjoy it.

It's a small place if you don't mind waiting, it's a nice place to have breakfast or lunch. I've been here before it's very good, fresh ingredients. I've been here many times today I invited a few old friends to come have brunch and the experience was wonderful the food was excellent and the service was excellent. If we had any complaints it would be that we wish the bacon was a little crispier and I thought the coffee was a little bit I will definitely bring my friends here again and they were all very happy and said that they would love to come here again so good job! So I've been there again since with other friends last week and it was so bad. I don't understand why some days are good service and food and the following week is so bad... the coffee tasted soooo bad, lukewarm and just crappy! It was dead in there, I think you gave us some bad, cold coffee and when we asked for a new cup you just made a pot on top of the dirty filter which makes it taste like burnt BAD coffee! That aside... what's up with these eggs?? My eggs have some sort of black tar look on the back, clean your kitchen!!!! OMG This made me feel so sick and angry. In the words of judge Judy, I'm done. I wanted to like this place, it's a great idea.. but the service is slow, poor and the coffee is def not keeping me here so that's it. If you're a catering company be a catering company but if you want this to work you need someone to manage this place. Not returning!

Without Yelp, I'm not sure I would have found Fancy Fig! It's become one of our new favorite place to go for breakfast on the weekends. They have really pretty and relaxing outdoor seating, and are rarely overly crowded with diners. My fiancé's go to is The Gathering, whereas I tend to go for one of the specials (omelet special of the day, quiche of the day). Unfortunately, their espresso machine has frequently been broken/out of order, which eliminates a good number of their beverage options.

Prompt and polite service. Food was delicious and was well plated. Nick was a great server. Will be back!

We found the perfect place GF, dog friendly, friendly staff, and cute set up. We went 10 miles out of our way to find the Fancy Fig...very, very glad we did!

I have been waiting to dine at the fancy fig for awhile now and finally got the opportunity to do so! Can I just say how delicious everything was ? I ordered one of the breakfast specials - cheesesteak eggs Benedict which was SOOO good. Relatively simple in theory but all the flavors melded so perfectly. And can we talk about their home fries ? They're like perfect crispy smashed baby potatoes and they're delicious. The staff was nice and attentive. The cafe itself is very small but homey. They let us put in a name and they saved a seat for us. It would be nice if they had a text feature or something but we were able to shop next door and got a great table. Their latte was very milky more than I'm used to. But the orange juice was great and I also tried my friends strawberry chocolate chip pancakes that were also a special and they were delicious as well. I can't wait to go back just to get another special because honestly I was tempted by all of them. This is a must eat stop on my brunch rotation now !

First and last time there. Came for breakfast on Sunday morning with my wife and baby. Took 15 minutes to get our first cup of coffee. No water given or offered.... I'm still parched come to think of it. Got no refill on the coffee. TWO tables that came in at least 20 minutes after us were seated, fed, and left before we even sniffed ours. The pancakes we eventually received were cold, the quiche was flavorless, the frittata tasted like my eggs I made in my college apartment. They gave us a $10 gift card with an apology on it to try them again next time. That's a weak gesture. There will be no next time. In a cafe with maybe 10 tables, 4-5 of which were seated, you should probably keep better track of your patrons and show you care a little about them.

Delicious breakfast, brunch, and lunch place! When you come here, you'll notice a few things. One of the first things you'll notice from the outside is how beautiful the place is, especially the outdoor seating, on a day with nice weather. The second thing you'll probably notice is how small the menu is. But, that is an ABSOLUTELY good thing! Per the words of a well know Michelin star chef, a restaurant with a smaller menu is usually better than one with a humongous menu. Why? Because it shows that, most likely, they specialize in and are excellent at making whatever few items they DO have. That definitely holds true here as almost all of the food was above average! (Having an 11-page menu tells me that you can't possibly be a master at cooking all of the things.) I'll start by saying that the turkey chili was simply excellent. The chunks of turkey were big, juicy, and flavorful and just contributed so well to the dish. The dish was well seasoned and delightful. Secondly, the macaroni and cheese was also scrumptious. Again, delightful as a side. And the sandwiches - my goodness! I can't remember their names, but I took a bite of my friend's sandwich that had pulled pork and coleslaw, and I was amazed. It was extremely good. My sandwich had chicken breast, cheese, spicy aioli, and avocado slices. The sandwich was hefty and filling, and the chicken was very moist. The French toast was not my favorite, but it was still quite good. I dislike all scrapple so I can't be the judge of their scrapple, but my friend thought it was just okay. That's about as far as the complaints go with the food. It was overall a superb meal for a Saturday morning brunch. I'd also like to note that the food just simply feels healthier than a lot of alternatives. It was even evident in the drinks, which were higher quality. For instance, the food was so much less greasy than I'm used to at other places, and they even had Boylan cane sugar sodas rather than your regular Pepsi. Overall, for two Boylan colas, a pulled pork sandwich with a side of chili, a chicken sandwich with a side of mac and cheese, and a plate of French toast, the bill was at right about $44. Somewhat of a normal price for this sort of meal. The service was good, too. I would certainly come back and I recommend you try this place as well.

Wow! We just found a new incredible stop! The homemade cream of Brussels sprout soup is to die for & I don't even like Brussels sprouts! It sounded so unusual I had to try it!!! Phenomenal. We'll be stopping here a lot!

Enjoyed brunch at the fancy fig. Sat outside with friends. The food was delish. The omelettes were enormous! We will be back.

I ordered my Thanksgiving Dinner from here and it exceeded our expectations. From the time they carefully took making sure we received everything we ordered to every dish we ordered it was spectacular! Can't wait to order food from here again!! Thank you!!

We stopped in on are way to the farm market at the Grange grounds on a Saturday morning. We told them we just stopped for a coffee. And with a smile on her face (behind her mask ) no problem. Well the pastries looked so good all four ordered something different an shared . We left full an happy. We will be returning for a full breakfast soon!

What a tasty treat. My son and I had a layover between baseball games in Wrightstown. We called to see if they could accommodate gluten free. They said yes. The food was so good; very tasty. My son has Gluten free French toast with strawberries and I had 2 eggs and hash browns and toast. He devoured his French toast. Eggs were very fresh, the best hash browns I've ever had in all my years (very flavorful), with quality fresh toast. Very reasonably priced. Restaurant became busy, service was attentive, friendly, and timely. What a great find!!!

Had brunch here for the first time this weekend. The staff was amazing. So friendly, helpful, & attentive. Best Eggs Benedict! It's my go-to when brunching and theirs was fantastic! Loved the outside atmosphere. Can't wait to go back for their dinner soon! Thank you!

The Fancy Fig turned out to be the perfect little spot for a brunch date on a Sunday morning. The restaurant itself is rather small, and when we arrived there wasn't any indoor seating available. Luckily, it was a beautiful morning, so we gladly sat outside on the patio, where there is plenty of outdoor seating. The menu itself is rather small, but be sure to ask your server about the daily specials. We ordered eggs benedict, which wasn't on the menu, but our server said could be made. The Fancy Fig also has a BYOB bloody mary bar inside, which I thought was pretty neat. The staff was excellent and very attentive during the busy Sunday morning, as well as being incredibly friendly and sweet. I am sure I will be back!

This little hidden gem was absolutely wonderful. Service was fast, everyone's breakfast was delicious, and the service was quick and friendly. I greatly enjoyed my omelette special, and the manager and waitress came to check on us numerous times to ensure our happiness. I am excited to come back and try their Sunday Bloody Mary bar, and once a month dinner special!

Food and coffee are great! The girls on the serving staff are so sweet although slightly disorganized. The random guy (maybe the manager) who walks around being passive aggressive is a total turn off to this place.

The Fancy fig catered a dinner at our home for 9 guests. Everything was absolutely delicious! The Butternut squash bisque was creamy and yummy, Roasted Beets, goat cheese, Marcona almonds, arugula salad with blush vinaigrette was perfect and the Entree' of Herb Crusted French Veal Chop with a Wild Mushroom Ragu, Mashed Potatoes & Brussel Sprouts with crispy Pancetta was a huge hit! Besides the food being great, they took care of everything during the party with ease and left my kitchen clean and dishes/Crystal washed and dried. I've used caterers before but the Fancy Fig exceeded my expectations!

Once again I realize that you cannot trust yelp reviews. First pancakes they brought us were completely raw inside, I mean with dough dripping. Like how?! So we send it back they brought us another batch and those were so overdone that you can taste the burn. Guys if your chef cannot do basic pancakes he has no place working in the kitchen. The rest of the food was as bad. It was bland, unseasoned, and overpriced. I mean 4 people brunch was $81, no alcohol was involved by the way. I didn't even touch my plate. How do you make an omelette taste bad? The potatoes are over fried, dry, and with no seasoning. The chef was walking through the restaurant looking depressed and annoyed. And to top it all they started cleaning and vacuuming and loudly moving chairs around us as we are sitting down. Guys come on. No wonder the place was empty. 2 stars for great iced tea.

Wonderful little secret cafe in a charming country atmosphere. Just had a delicious brunch of quiche and fruit and Bloody Mary (BYOV)!!!

Found this place on yelp and went with low expectation but BOY WERE WE SURPRISED. this place was amazing, simple, the staff was friendly, the location was adorable and the food was spectacular. It is set in a small meeting place with a cute cozy vibe. We are DEFINITELY coming back. Would recommend.

Nice enough looking little joint, I guess. Seemed to be designed with the idea of not being there very long. Stopped in last Thursday at a friend's urging...OK...where to start ...bad coffee. Coffee that tasted like the grinds haven't been changed and used at least twice. And tepid. The second replacement cup was warmer, at least. Horrible, tasteless lukewarm coffee: A good entre to any decent meal. Wanted milk and honey on the side for the coffee (I know I'm a PITA, ok, but I usually have no problem with this at other places-Like Sabrina's) I was referred to honey packets on the table-like you would get at Wawa. Sticky fingers-just lovely. This'll do in an on the job, rushed kinda way, but c'mon. Sysco also sells bulk in squeeze bottles. Or get some 'fancy' little bear or jar at one of the LOCAL VENDORS for the odd request. Ordered pancakes, a side of sunny side up eggs and sausage. Eggs were not hot, and blackened on the bottom. No, not that sorta brownish tint on the whites -black. Like the grill needed cleaning-charcoal black. Also managed not to completely cook the albumen white in parts and made the yolks semi solid at the same time- a minor miracle. Pancakes were ok (managed to get the carafe concept with the syrup, but somehow not possible with the honey), sausage was ok. Locally sourced ingredients, apparently. I'm not sure if this fact is helped by using locally-sourced, disinterested 'summer help' (maybe the counter person/waitress was pulled into service by her parents, and/or would rather be sunning herself than being present for my coffee whinging). It didn't seem like there was any guidance. Or there's a cheepnis inspired by the owners. If you're moniker is Fancy, don't have someone serving who appears to twist their face at any slightly unusual request. I left the 20% anyway.

Beautiful outdoor setting. Breakfast dishes were perfect. Latte and cappuccino were very good. Service impeccable.

we have been here a few times and the food is good. they seem to be ok with the toddlers running around causing chaos. My only issue is service is spotty. I am all for a relaxed laid back time but when you have toddlers waiting ten minutes before some one comes take your order then a while for the food can create a tough situation.

Dined here for lunch a few weeks ago - food was excellent! Such a cute, intimate hidden gem! Cannot wait to go back and have breakfast here one day

Great local Jem hidden in downtown Penns park. Great breakfast and lunches, especially with their byov Bloody Mary bar is a great event on sundays.

My friend and I stopped here while in town for a wedding, we had breakfast/brunch. The staff/waitresses were so nice and friendly. The crab omelette was absolutely amazing, French toast was on point. The fact that you could bring your own vodka and hit up their bloody Mary bar was super clutch.

What's not to love about this place? Extremely attentive service, quality food, quaint location and reasonably priced. If I'm gong to be super-picky it can be mildly crowded at peak times ... but this is a five star winner in my book.

Great little local spot. Have enjoyed breakfast and lunch, and the Sunday Bloody Mary bar. Big fan of the avocado toast (share it it's huge) and great pancakes. Service always pleasant.

Wow! The Fancy Fig Cafe is one of the best breakfast joints in Bucks County. The service from the blonde waitress was fantastic and the other employees were very generous. Food was reasonably priced for the spectacular quality. Will definitely be back soon!

Excellent venue for baby or wedding shower. Everyone loved it and Shannon was excellent!!!