Ma-De-Chat Shop
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Ma-De-Chat Shop Reviews
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A walk back in time. The way it should be.
This place is an experience not fast, not expensive, but a place to chill and talk.
Don’t go there if you expect super attentive service or modern decor and amenities. Take into account that one waitress, a cook, and dishwasher run the entire moderately sized establishment. That means plan on spending some time there and customers are encouraged to refill coffee and bus table after meal. Although that may sound damning to some, what it does provide is unparalleled. Food is freshly prepared with adequate portion sizes. You’ll be surrounded by...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 5 - 11AM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 5 - 11AM |
| Friday | 5 - 11AM |
| Saturday | 5AM - 1PM |
| Sunday | 5AM - 12PM |
Ma-De-Chat Shop is a friendly, old-school diner that offers affordably priced breakfast options, with many items priced similarly to the 1980s. The diner has ample parking and is welcoming to families. The atmosphere is cheerful, and the staff is friendly and sincere, providing wonderful service despite being a small team of one waitress, a cook, and a dishwasher. Located near the Delaware River in Milford, the area is known for its natural beauty and attracts motorcyclists and bicyclists. Customers frequently praise the great atmosphere, home-cooked food, and excellent service. Food is freshly prepared with adequate portion sizes, and prices are so low that it is virtually impossible to spend over $10 for breakfast. It is a small place with a small kitchen and staff, so visitors should be prepared to wait if busy, and customers are encouraged to refill their own coffee and bus their tables after meals. Many customers enjoy helping themselves to coffee, and the diner opens early, often before 5:30. Regulars are loyal and friendly, and visitors who engage them in conversation are often welcomed like locals. The dining area is up two steps, which limits wheelchair accessibility, and the counter may be too high for wheelchair users. This cute and quirky breakfast spot is ideal for those who appreciate good, simple food, a slow morning, and a take-your-time experience. Overall, it is a nice little place where the friendly staff and cozy environment make for a pleasant breakfast experience.