3 Sisters Corner Cafe in Fox Chase- "Friendly Staff and Excellent Menu"

Submitted by g emil reutter on September 7, 2008 - 7:38pm.

3 Sisters Corner Café is located at the corner of Barnes and Loney Streets, just off Oxford Ave. in the Fox Chase Section of Philadelphia. The cozy café offers an intimate atmosphere for breakfast, lunch or a late afternoon snack. The friendly staff serves up
a delightful menu of homemade deserts in addition to a full line up of hot and iced coffee,
teas and cold drinks. In addition the café offers outside tables providing a beautiful view of the Fox Chase Towne Square. So if you are in the mood for a good cup of Joe, excellent breakfast sandwiches, tasty tuna salad or a slice of pie to die for, 3 Sisters Corner Café is the place to be. Located across from the Septa 18 Bus loop and the R-8 Fox Chase Train Station. 3 Sisters Corner Café also hosts the Fox Chase Book Club and The Mad Poets Society Fox Chase Reading Series.
The Café is open weekdays from 7am to 7pm and on Saturdays 8am to 4pm. To place an order in advance or for directions call 215-725-6848.

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Home » blogs » g emil reutter's blog 3 Sisters Corner Cafe in Fox Chase- "Friendly Staff and Excellent Menu" Submitted by g emil reutter on September 7, 2008 - 7:38pm. Food and Dining Fox Chase 3 Sisters Corner Café is located at the corner of Barnes and Loney Streets, just off Oxford Ave. in the Fox Chase Section of Philadelphia. The cozy café offers an intimate atmosphere for breakfast, lunch or a late afternoon snack. The friendly staff serves up a delightful menu of homemade deserts in addition to a full line up of hot and iced coffee, teas and cold drinks. In addition the café offers outside tables providing a beautiful view of the Fox Chase Towne Square. So if you are in the mood for a good cup of Joe, excellent breakfast sandwiches, tasty tuna salad or a slice of pie to die for, 3 Sisters Corner Café is the place to be. Located across from the Septa 18 Bus loop and the R-8 Fox Chase Train Station. 3 Sisters Corner Café also hosts the Fox Chase Book Club and The Mad Poets Society Fox Chase Reading Series. The Café is open weekdays from 7am to 7pm and on Saturdays 8am to 4pm. To place an order in advance or for directions call 215-725-6848. » g emil reutter's blog Login or register to post comments	More on this story More in Food and Dining More from g emil reutter Share a story here! Others linking here	Advertisements Topics - News (5762) - Opinion (1200) - Politics (1444) - Breaking the Cycle (153) - Business (452) - Crime (142) - Education (110) - Family (118) - Health (123) - Septa (50) - The Philly Boo (81) - Transportation (46) - Weather (29) - Arts and Entertainment (1606) - Food and Dining (106) - Music (464) - Architecture (84) - Books (47) - Cinema (57) - Games (29) - Humor (287) - Pets (39) - Blogging, Internet, Media (1105) - Wi-Fi Wireless Philly (62) - The Future of Journalism (141) - People (485) - Hello World (26) - Albert's Photoblogger Fortnight (31) - Featured Blogger (84) - Happy Birthday (6) - Interviews (57) - Religion and Faith (35) - Sports (626) - 76ers (29) - Eagles (54) - Flyers (10) - Philadelphia 2016 Olympics (4) - Phillies (79) - Soccer (7) - Soul (5) - Wrestling (5) - Ask Philadelphia (9) - Classifieds (17) - History (312) - Pope John Paul II 1979 Visit To Philadelphia (21) - Live 8 (190) - Events (507) - July 4th (25) - Philadelphia Film Festival (16) - Meetup (62) - Philly Future Talk (208) Neighborhoods - Center City (562) - Chinatown (7) - Logan Square (3) - Market East (6) - Old City (138) - Penn's Landing (7) - Rittenhouse Square (32) - Society Hill (15) - South Street (25) - North Philly (196) - Fairmount (13) - Hunting Park (3) - Logan (3) - Northern Liberties (44) - Olney - Strawberry Mansion (1) - Northeast Philly (65) - Bridesburg (3) - Bustleton (3) - Castor Garden - Fishtown (13) - Fox Chase (7) - Frankford (2) - Juniata - Kensington (5) - Mayfair (6) - Millbrook - Pennypack (1) - Port Richmond (7) - Torresdale - Northwest Philly (68) - Chestnut Hill (6) - Germantown (5) - Manayunk (14) - Mount Airy (23) - Roxborough (4) - South Philly (39) - Bella Vista (2) - Grays Ferry - Italian Market (1) - Marconi Plaza - Pennsport - Point Breeze - Queen Village (2) - Southwest Philly (10) - Kingsessing - Tri-State Counties (855) - Bucks County (54) - Camden (22) - Chester County (19) - Delaware County (52) - Main Line (284) - Montgomery County (20) - South Jersey (43) - West Philly (66) - Cobbs Creek - Overbrook (1) - University City (42) Colophon About Philly Future The Team behind Philly Future Contact Us Subscribe Main (Home Page) Feed Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz Disclaimer Not responsible for content aggregated from feed providers. Content provided by feed providers is the property of those feed providers. Contact their respective site owners for any questions. Not responsible for content posted by users. Stories posted on Philly Future do not represent the views of those volunteering to maintain it. If you disagree with a view or opinion shared here, please join the conversation. This is an open forum. If you see something illegal posted here let us know immediately. Meta » Blogs that link here » View my profile GeoURL This site made possible with software provided by Drupal.org. Hosting provided by Firebright. Content posted to Philly Future is licensed under a Creative Commons License.