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Down To Earth Cafe

Down To Earth Cafe

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1141 N 5th St, Perkasie, Pennsylvania, 18944, United States
(215) 258-2233 thedowntoearthcafe.com
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May 6, 2018
This is a hidden little gem. From the outside I couldn't tell what I was walking into, but once inside it was a charming little place. The inside is very large compared to what I was expecting. They support their local schools and artists by hanging their artwork on their walls. I actually wanted to buy the liberty bell made out of old license plates! The employees were very nice and helpful. I had the most fresh tasting bagel sandwich of my life. I wish this place was closer than 30 minutes to me as I would be a weekly visitor. If you live around this shop you are lucky. If you are in the area visiting like we were for a soccer game this is a great place to get a bite to eat and hang out. There really isn't anything else in the area except nasty chain store food.

Dec 5, 2017
I recently ate here and I did thoroughly enjoy my meal even though they forgot my smoothie and I had to ask them for it once I was finished my meal. I do have one question for them and all of you who are reading this. What is your definition of a club sandwich? For me it has three pieces of toast, two layers of filling, and bacon. This is what I expect when I order a club sandwich. For some reason Down To Earth is calling their turkey sandwich with bacon a club sandwich. To be fair, the sandwich was good, it just wasn’t a club in my opinion. Let me know what you think.

Mar 9, 2018
Tried to go here for breakfast, but left after a few minutes. Employees said not one word to us, didn't offer any help, and didn't acknowledge us at all. It wasn't even busy. Just one other table there. Food looks good, even though some may consider it to be pricey, but sevice was terrible. I woudn't even call it service.

Dec 10, 2017
This is a really solid little place. The food is actually pretty simple, but it's put together in a way that is quite impressive. Definitely recommend the place.

Jan 30, 2018
I ordered a tuna wrap. Watched the woman make the wrap with no gloves and no hand washing. Before she started making my wrap she was working the register, touching cards and cash. During the wrap making she touched her hair. Needless to say I was disgusted and didn’t eat the wrap.

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Opening Hours

Tue:7 am - 5 pm
Wed:7 am - 5 pm
Thu:7 am - 5 pm
Fri:7 am - 8 pm
Sat:7 am - 3 pm