Meh. Pretty expensive fare for less-than-great food. They have a big menu, but they don't do anything particularly well. The food is often overcooked, greasy, and real heavy. Never order salads from them. I'm not quite sure how you can mess up a salad, but these are not good. Same with their bagels- unless you like day-old-tasting bagels, these are dry and tasteless. I keep ordering from them, mostly because they're around, but I keep hoping that the next time will bring better food. No luck yet.
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Steven P.
Stopped here fro Breakfast this morning, Good, Quick, Simple Breakfast at reasonable Prices. Family of 4 and spend about 20 Buck. Friendly Staff.
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Raj M.
This review is way overdue. I started going to Duffy's when I started working across the street from them. They are in a location that makes it easy for folks to go on their lunch break. I used to get bacon egg and cheese sandwiches from them at 2:30, when I worked second shift. Best I ever had, including when I would get street vendor food at Temple main campus! Their food is awesome, and they have a wide selection. They might be a little bit pricier than you would like, but I believe they make up for it with their simple but to the point motto: "Rule #1: If we don't take care of the customer, someone else will." And I see that every time I go there, no exceptions.
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Liam M.
This place has gotten so much better since It recently changed hands. The menu is very expansive to help satisfy any cravings you may have. The food is all delicious but the only thing keeping me from giving it five stars is that service can be a little slow at times so I would recommend that if you're in a rush to call or fax ahead of time as you leave the office.
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Cara B.
A good spot to pop into if you're on the run at lunchtime and need to grab a sandwich and a Snapple. But bring your wallet. This place ain't cheap, and...get this...they get you with charges on everything they put on a sandwich, including the lettuce! Typically, I don't leave there without dropping $10 or so on a sandwich, bag of chips and a beverage. But it is convenient, and lately they've stepped up their game a bit and the service is speedier--though not by much. I was in a couple days ago after the morning rush. I was one of the only ones in there. Yet, it took almost 15 minutes to get an egg and cheese sandwich. The staff does not seem to place a priority on getting "live" customers in and out quickly. I think their catering business comes first. Food is somewhat hit or miss. Nothing outstanding for the money.
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Danan R.
I used to come here with my dad for breakfast and lunch every time I had a day off from school and was dropped off at the library for the day (they have a wide, relatively healthy menu with something for everyone). It's been around for aeons. No, it's not the highest quality food, but it's a good place to grab lunch or breakfast if your office is in the area. My favorite part was that they let you pick the kind of cheese on your breakfast sandwich (love the gouda with spinach and egg on an english muffin!). Quiches aren't bad, either, and the liverwurst sandwich was my personal staple. Plus, they always had a great assortment of cake slices. Try the chocolate torte. It's rich but delicious.
(3)
Dave H.
Duffy's restaurant offers a canteen with an assembly line style setup - get in line, make your order, pay for your order and then sit down (they'll bring your food out to you). It's almost always crowded, part of its popularity with local businesses may be due to a lack of competition in the immediate area (the mall is far enough to be inconvenient). I've always found the staff friendly and welcoming, and they remember me. Food isn't bad nor is it great. It's overpriced for what you get. In recent memory, I've ordered their sampler (two cheese sticks, onion rings, chicken tenders which was OK but pricey), and their Western omelette (plain tasting creation). Luckily, they take credit cards so you don't really have to ponder how much you're spending until you get your statement at the end of the month.
(3)
Cara M.
First I have to say that I'm creating a Yelp account specifically to rave about Duffy's. I love this place! Maybe it's not mind-blowing, but I go here for lunch 2 or 3 times a week and it's always exactly what I'm looking for. The food is delicious and perfectly filling and the service is wonderful. It seems to be a family-owned place and everyone there is so friendly. I usually go around 1 or 1:30 so maybe it's more crowded if you go earlier, but I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes to get my food (and I usually don't order the pre-made specials). I really like the subs, the quiches, the crispy chicken salad and the soups. I think my favorite is the grilled chicken panini they have as a special every couple days (asparagus, fresh tomato and I think chipotle sauce?). They usually have a hot meal special like shepherd's pie. Before I realized how close it was to my office, I used to order delivery. They make it very easy with an online form where you specify what time you want it, and they are always on time. Like, to the second. The guy that usually makes the deliveries is super weird in an awesomely Zen way that always used to make my day. Yeah it's a little pricey but I think it's very reasonable for the quality food they serve and the all-around satisfying experience of eating there. I usually spend around $7. Well worth it!
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Paul L.
Duffy's is up the street from my office and a friendly family run deli with a huge menu, where the staff, especially Stacey will get to know your name in no time. Yeah, it's typically a $10-ish lunch but they also do daily specials and brown bag deals that'll typically save you a couple of bucks. Duffy's also have an outdoor patio which is great during the warmer months.
(4)
Eugene H.
Not a bad place to stop for lunch. They have an extensive list of choices for hoagies/subs. You can even order online before you leave the office so your food will be ready when you arrive. The price is a little high....it wouldn't hurt them too much to throw in lettuce and tomatoes in some of the subs, or let you get some toppings.
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Caitlin C.
Duffy's is your standard work-day lunch place. Always quick and friendly. While the food isn't the best in the world, their prices are great and their selection is, well everything. Try their home-made chili (unless of course you don't like chili).
(3)
A B.
This place is an utter joke. They price gouge (not many work-lunch places in KOP for some reason) and the food is terrible. Why should a standard hoagie be $7.25 plus tax? I just got my last meal there; veal on a long roll. Perhaps I am to blame to some extent for expecting SOME sort of condiment or topping, at the very least tomato sauce, but the person didn't ask me if I wanted anything. I opened up the hoagie and literally it's just two (salty) pieces of breaded veal on a dry roll. Who the f*ck would ever want to eat that? The icing on the cake is a huge sign with their store motto: "If we don't serve the customer, someone else will." So true!
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Aron G.
Duffy's, or Duff McGruff's as we like to call it, is a local staple for King of Prussia corporate lunch-goers. The food is great, but, you get what you pay for. There are a number of rotating specials that are served cafeteria-style, and of course you can order off their a la carte menu. The most popular selections are the combos, which are merely fried food selections including their chicken finger platter. Breakfast items, including egg sandwiches, are really good. Delivery is key, and they take credit cards. Careful, Duffy's gets very crowded for lunch. Order early and order often, only your wallet may regret it.
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Will D.
Duffy's is a lunch place that offers an unusually broad menu. The food is OK, but not great and the seating area is pleasant, though it fills quickly at lunch during the work week. The staff is friendly and orders are normally filled pretty quickly, though we have experienced waits. To be honest, I've always wanted to like Duffy's more than I do. Food quality is mixed, with some being rather weak (I'm not a fan of their soups).
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J C.
I probably get breakfast or lunch from Duffy's once a week, and my office has events catered by them every now and then. I like the convenience of ordering online and not waiting in line, as it tends to get extremely crowded during the lunch rush. The staff are genuinely nice and friendly, and the prices are average for the area... Michael's is way more expensive and Freedom Deli, while somewhat cheaper, is awful. I usually carry out, but there is plenty of room to sit and eat. Duffy's has always been very accommodating when it comes to requests like making a daily special omelet into a breakfast wrap at no extra charge, and in doing so have earned my continued patronage.
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Address :1004 W 8th Ave
King of Prussia, PA, 19406
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Dennis M.
Meh. Pretty expensive fare for less-than-great food. They have a big menu, but they don't do anything particularly well. The food is often overcooked, greasy, and real heavy. Never order salads from them. I'm not quite sure how you can mess up a salad, but these are not good. Same with their bagels- unless you like day-old-tasting bagels, these are dry and tasteless. I keep ordering from them, mostly because they're around, but I keep hoping that the next time will bring better food. No luck yet.
(3)Steven P.
Stopped here fro Breakfast this morning, Good, Quick, Simple Breakfast at reasonable Prices. Family of 4 and spend about 20 Buck. Friendly Staff.
(4)Raj M.
This review is way overdue. I started going to Duffy's when I started working across the street from them. They are in a location that makes it easy for folks to go on their lunch break. I used to get bacon egg and cheese sandwiches from them at 2:30, when I worked second shift. Best I ever had, including when I would get street vendor food at Temple main campus! Their food is awesome, and they have a wide selection. They might be a little bit pricier than you would like, but I believe they make up for it with their simple but to the point motto: "Rule #1: If we don't take care of the customer, someone else will." And I see that every time I go there, no exceptions.
(4)Liam M.
This place has gotten so much better since It recently changed hands. The menu is very expansive to help satisfy any cravings you may have. The food is all delicious but the only thing keeping me from giving it five stars is that service can be a little slow at times so I would recommend that if you're in a rush to call or fax ahead of time as you leave the office.
(4)Cara B.
A good spot to pop into if you're on the run at lunchtime and need to grab a sandwich and a Snapple. But bring your wallet. This place ain't cheap, and...get this...they get you with charges on everything they put on a sandwich, including the lettuce! Typically, I don't leave there without dropping $10 or so on a sandwich, bag of chips and a beverage. But it is convenient, and lately they've stepped up their game a bit and the service is speedier--though not by much. I was in a couple days ago after the morning rush. I was one of the only ones in there. Yet, it took almost 15 minutes to get an egg and cheese sandwich. The staff does not seem to place a priority on getting "live" customers in and out quickly. I think their catering business comes first. Food is somewhat hit or miss. Nothing outstanding for the money.
(3)Danan R.
I used to come here with my dad for breakfast and lunch every time I had a day off from school and was dropped off at the library for the day (they have a wide, relatively healthy menu with something for everyone). It's been around for aeons. No, it's not the highest quality food, but it's a good place to grab lunch or breakfast if your office is in the area. My favorite part was that they let you pick the kind of cheese on your breakfast sandwich (love the gouda with spinach and egg on an english muffin!). Quiches aren't bad, either, and the liverwurst sandwich was my personal staple. Plus, they always had a great assortment of cake slices. Try the chocolate torte. It's rich but delicious.
(3)Dave H.
Duffy's restaurant offers a canteen with an assembly line style setup - get in line, make your order, pay for your order and then sit down (they'll bring your food out to you). It's almost always crowded, part of its popularity with local businesses may be due to a lack of competition in the immediate area (the mall is far enough to be inconvenient). I've always found the staff friendly and welcoming, and they remember me. Food isn't bad nor is it great. It's overpriced for what you get. In recent memory, I've ordered their sampler (two cheese sticks, onion rings, chicken tenders which was OK but pricey), and their Western omelette (plain tasting creation). Luckily, they take credit cards so you don't really have to ponder how much you're spending until you get your statement at the end of the month.
(3)Cara M.
First I have to say that I'm creating a Yelp account specifically to rave about Duffy's. I love this place! Maybe it's not mind-blowing, but I go here for lunch 2 or 3 times a week and it's always exactly what I'm looking for. The food is delicious and perfectly filling and the service is wonderful. It seems to be a family-owned place and everyone there is so friendly. I usually go around 1 or 1:30 so maybe it's more crowded if you go earlier, but I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes to get my food (and I usually don't order the pre-made specials). I really like the subs, the quiches, the crispy chicken salad and the soups. I think my favorite is the grilled chicken panini they have as a special every couple days (asparagus, fresh tomato and I think chipotle sauce?). They usually have a hot meal special like shepherd's pie. Before I realized how close it was to my office, I used to order delivery. They make it very easy with an online form where you specify what time you want it, and they are always on time. Like, to the second. The guy that usually makes the deliveries is super weird in an awesomely Zen way that always used to make my day. Yeah it's a little pricey but I think it's very reasonable for the quality food they serve and the all-around satisfying experience of eating there. I usually spend around $7. Well worth it!
(5)Paul L.
Duffy's is up the street from my office and a friendly family run deli with a huge menu, where the staff, especially Stacey will get to know your name in no time. Yeah, it's typically a $10-ish lunch but they also do daily specials and brown bag deals that'll typically save you a couple of bucks. Duffy's also have an outdoor patio which is great during the warmer months.
(4)Eugene H.
Not a bad place to stop for lunch. They have an extensive list of choices for hoagies/subs. You can even order online before you leave the office so your food will be ready when you arrive. The price is a little high....it wouldn't hurt them too much to throw in lettuce and tomatoes in some of the subs, or let you get some toppings.
(3)Caitlin C.
Duffy's is your standard work-day lunch place. Always quick and friendly. While the food isn't the best in the world, their prices are great and their selection is, well everything. Try their home-made chili (unless of course you don't like chili).
(3)A B.
This place is an utter joke. They price gouge (not many work-lunch places in KOP for some reason) and the food is terrible. Why should a standard hoagie be $7.25 plus tax? I just got my last meal there; veal on a long roll. Perhaps I am to blame to some extent for expecting SOME sort of condiment or topping, at the very least tomato sauce, but the person didn't ask me if I wanted anything. I opened up the hoagie and literally it's just two (salty) pieces of breaded veal on a dry roll. Who the f*ck would ever want to eat that? The icing on the cake is a huge sign with their store motto: "If we don't serve the customer, someone else will." So true!
(1)Aron G.
Duffy's, or Duff McGruff's as we like to call it, is a local staple for King of Prussia corporate lunch-goers. The food is great, but, you get what you pay for. There are a number of rotating specials that are served cafeteria-style, and of course you can order off their a la carte menu. The most popular selections are the combos, which are merely fried food selections including their chicken finger platter. Breakfast items, including egg sandwiches, are really good. Delivery is key, and they take credit cards. Careful, Duffy's gets very crowded for lunch. Order early and order often, only your wallet may regret it.
(3)Will D.
Duffy's is a lunch place that offers an unusually broad menu. The food is OK, but not great and the seating area is pleasant, though it fills quickly at lunch during the work week. The staff is friendly and orders are normally filled pretty quickly, though we have experienced waits. To be honest, I've always wanted to like Duffy's more than I do. Food quality is mixed, with some being rather weak (I'm not a fan of their soups).
(3)J C.
I probably get breakfast or lunch from Duffy's once a week, and my office has events catered by them every now and then. I like the convenience of ordering online and not waiting in line, as it tends to get extremely crowded during the lunch rush. The staff are genuinely nice and friendly, and the prices are average for the area... Michael's is way more expensive and Freedom Deli, while somewhat cheaper, is awful. I usually carry out, but there is plenty of room to sit and eat. Duffy's has always been very accommodating when it comes to requests like making a daily special omelet into a breakfast wrap at no extra charge, and in doing so have earned my continued patronage.
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