Aunt Judy's Family Restaurant
Open at 6 a.m. seven days a week and closed by 1, because breakfast is the whole point. Strawberry crepes and the chicken-and-waffle combo lead the order.
Family-friendly in the burbs
Every family-friendly spot we vouch for, across every town we cover. Cross a town line for the good ones. That's the whole point.
The picks
- Aunt Judy's Family Restaurant
- Bacco Bistro
- Conshohocken Community Center at the Fellowship House
- Nat's Pizza
- Nina’s Waffles and Sweets
- Nudy's Cafe Conshohocken
- Scoops
Bacco Bistro
Neighborhood red-sauce Italian at the north end of Main Street, built on thin-crust pies, calzones, and a Sugarosa sauce good enough that dishes get named after it. Order 'The Original' Old World pie and don't overthink it.
Conshohocken Community Center at the Fellowship House
The borough's rec hub on Harry Street, running programs, leagues, and open gym for all ages. Where a lot of the neighborhood's after-school and weekend plans start.
Nat's Pizza
The borough's pizza elder, hand-tossing pies on West State Street since 1976. Bassett's ice cream and Via Veneto Italian ice at the counter mean dessert is already decided.
Nina’s Waffles and Sweets
Liege waffles served warm, topped with ice cream they churn from local dairy with no corn syrup. Making them since 2011, and the waffle-plus-scoop order has not needed improving since.
Nudy's Cafe Conshohocken
A Fayette Street breakfast-and-brunch spot from the suburban Nudy's family, open early for eggs, pancakes, and a mug of coffee. The kind of morning table where the booths fill up fast on a Saturday.
Scoops
An ice cream shop on the Fayette Street strip, cones and sundaes for the warm-weather crowd. The classic after-dinner walk in Conshy.
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