Duck Soup Cafe

Eggs Benedict was ok. Bread used was a tough to cut through — small bagel? Nothing else was served on the plate. My kids enjoyed their animal shaped pancakes. The price was high for the little food you are given. The atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely. Small but warm. We were there for a Saturday, not many patrons. When we received the bill, expensive for the little food you are given. CASH ONLY. Service was excellent. This restaurant could be so much more if they would give a little more.

I have been going here for the last five years and have always been served a freshly made meal. The service is very personable and the meals are made with seasonal ingredients.

Destined to be a local favorite away from the tourist food of New Hope proper. French inspired homemade food with limited seating, menu and hours. Food was excellent we tried eat in and take out. Owner/​chef really cares about her food and customers. Its a little difficult to find, upper deck of Logan Square but there is also a back entrance and parking lot. Enter Square and hang a left by the empty radio shack. I understood there is a handicap ramp there as well. I would call first if thats a concern. Kid friendly, I don’t know, I didn’t see any while there or a childs menu. Every table was occupied and voice levels were very respectful. There are tables outside in warmer weather but now lack a good cleaning.

Dude. Okay for some reason they wanna bang the entire group Ween. I don’t even care though because the food here is the best breakfast food I have tasted in my whole life. I’m not kidding. I wake up in the morning dreaming about the next time I can eat this amazing food. Get anything. All amazin get. Cute family owned place. Love love love.

Sweet little mom and pop place. Best homemade quiche ever and the frenchtoast made with croissants is awesome. Wonderful place to sit outside and have breakfast on a warm spring day.

Very nice place for brunch. I had a tomato spinach and bacon fritsta with a side of fruit. The coffee is very good, another star. Service is friendly and attentive. A really nice place.

I’m almost hesitant to review this place because I want it to stay quiet — but I also want to see them succeed, so here I go. Long story short, food is tasty and creative, and the owners and staff are fantastic. This is THE spot for a late and leisurely Sunday morning brunch — way more charming than anything I’ve found on Main Street in New Hope. I know they do dinner one night a week — need to get there one of these days…

a best secret place. The food is perfectly prepared by a chef who is very modest and the sweetest person in this industry. I love the egg Benedict, the Buritos, the chicken sandwich on a bagette. During better days eating in the courtyard is wonderful

went for breakfast and while our food tasted good my pancakes were a little under cooked. The owner was our waiter and he was nice and friendly, we brought our dog and ate outside. We didn’t know, and how would we have that the place only takes cash (which is kinda ridiculous). So on top of being on the pricey side for breakfast, $ 51, I get hit with $ 5.50 in atm fees. I hand him $ 60 and he doesn’t even offer me change, just assumes he’s keeping the change; I’m an above average tipper but I hate that. It’s presumptuous and rude and no I wouldn’t return.

Excellent place for breakfast in the New Hope area. We ate here twice during our last visit. Real home made bread. The quiche is outstanding!

We love this place. It is low key with freshly made, delicious food, their coffee is great and the owners are lovely and accomodating. It has been hot or raining when we have been there so we haven’t sat in their little outdoor seating area but its really cute with pockets of flowers and little bistro tables.
Yes, cash only, which I forgot when I arrived there today but there is an ATM across the courtyard.
We have never encountered a dud meal there, but their peach pancakes are just awesome!

Great Mom and Pop place for Breakfast or Brunch with a lot of charm and character. Food always good on our visits.

What a charming little place tucked away in Logan Square. If we hadn’t found it beforehand and planned to eat here, I’m not sure I would ever have seen it. There are two entrances. One is in the back of Logan Square and has a parking lot (with a one-​hour limit, though I’m not sure how strictly it’s enforced). This entrance is by the bathrooms and I would consider it the back of the restaurant. The other entrance can be reached by walking through Logan Square and taking some stairs. This entrance is where the counter is.
Upon entering, feel free to grab a menu from the counter and seat yourself. Don’t ignore the board of specials on the wall, either (though it’s a little difficult to make sense of). Our friendly waitress said you can’t go wrong when ordering, so my mom got the eggs florentine (eggs Benedict with spinach instead of ham), I ordered the homemade roast beef sandwich on French bread (because their French bread is homemade and I love good bread), and we got a plate of pancakes to share.
While you wait for your food, take in the cozy surroundings – shelves lined with who-​knows-​what-​exactly (I saw drinking glasses and little packs of napkins?), walls covered with photographs, the regulars (whose names and orders the waitress already knows). The seating area is quite small – two tables for two, about four or five tables for four, and one table for six.
When your food arrives (in a timely fashion), dig in! First the blueberry pancakes. There were three on the plate and a few slices of butter, with a jar of maple syrup in the table. They were delicious – my mom and I managed to polish them all off. My only complaint is that one side of one pancake was rather burnt. But they were thick, almost crispy on the outside, and delightfully fluffy. The blueberries just squirted summery goodness into my mouth.
My roast beef sandwich was also good. The French bread was amazing – a crisp crust and soft insides. Yum! It had mayo, tomato, and field greens The beef was a little red for my well-​done preferences, and the mayo too much (but I usually eat sandwiches dry). These are very minor complaints, though. The sandwich was average, but the bread made it amazing. It was served with homemade potato salad, which I enjoyed.
My mom’s eggs florentine was quite good as well. She liked that the homemade sauce was not overly salty, as that is her main complaint about eggs Benedict. She said she enjoyed the English muffin, but I don’t think anything can top that bread.
Payment is cash or check. Be waved out the door with contentment and happiness and a full stomach, and resolve to return soon!

My husband and I checked this local place out based on the good reviews on Unilocal but our experience was completely different than most. We were quickly seated and waited on but it took about 35 – 40 minutes for the food to arrive even though the place was not particularly crowded. Both of our omelets were not very good and the side of bread was still slightly frozen inside. We will stick to getting breakfast at Via Ponte in Stockton, NJ instead!

Went here on a random Unilocal search and found this place to be delightful. They actually had a couple of organic options which made my day. If they continue to have organic as an option, I will come back. Family owned and nice people who make the food fresh to order. Real nice!

we stood and waited ten minutes to be seated when there was no line. the two people working didn’t even look at us, no hello, no nothing. then the food took 40 minutes to come out. my omelet was meh and it came with about a shot glass full of homefries. my wife’s breakfast burrito looked more like a taco, and tasted like a five year old made it. this place SUCKED. oh, and it was impossible to find.

A gem! Friendly patrons; nice atmosphere; some creative touches to the food without being pretentious; a real delight that we found by local word of mouth.
Richard S

What a delight to join Carla for a delicious healthy lunch today. The fresh wild salmon salad was fantastic on this first day of spring. Her lemon bars are the best I have ever had so much pure fresh lemon flavor.
My sister had the quoina cakes and they were amazing and healthy. I really love the place and hope to return to try the omlettes and quiches.

Just discovered this hidden little gem and absolutely love it! A nice cozy feel to it, with mis-​matched mugs and floral table clothes, and each table gets a cute little lamp. Everytime we go in, I look forward to seeing what cute little mug I will get.
I have only ever gotten the pancakes and home fries, and they are amazing. They always have fun, different pancake specials on the board. Once «Pumpkin pancakes» and «apple pancakes» were on the menu and I couldnt decide between the two, so the owner mixed them together for me :)
Very friendly vibe, and resonably priced. The quality of food is good, and has a nice home made feel to it. The amount of food you get leaves you feeling full, but not hating yourself-​full.

This is a locals spot… so if you aren’t local or haven’t been local, you might not get it…
However, my two friends and I stopped in over this past weekend, and had an awesome meal. I got the soup with a spinach and feta pastry– it came with homemade bread, and the pastry was a stuffed croissant– AMAZING. It was incredibly filling and very affordable.
Plus, the folks that run it are super nice. They whipped out an old school Ikea high chair for my kid (it looked a little rickety but it worked) and they even put her in there for me :) The gentleman asked me if it was ok, and said he had four kids of his own– that makes me better qualified than me :) I felt like I was at home with family.
The total tab for three people for lunch was under $ 30 (which you can’t beat) but they don’t take cards, so be sure to bring cash.
Oh, and you can bring home bread. SCORE.