Judy's On Cherry - Town of Reading

The food was excellent. The service was slow, as if she forgot we were there. The restaurant was packed and there was a country western band. Since the restaurant is so small, the music was so loud that my friend and I couldn't hear each other even though the music was in the adjoining room. It would have been better to have softer music, jazz, so people didn't have to talk over the loud music. They were willing to make adjustments because I have diet restrictions. It would be nice to have a vegan option. Dietary restrictions: I cannot eat dairy and I do not eat beef, pork or spicy. The menu was restrictive.

My bf and I were traveling through PA and found this super cute farm to table resturant. Had the rosemary bread, ceviche and scallop dish. It was all delicious. Also love that they had veggie, vegan options.

We come here whenever we’re in town and love it. Judy has always been here putting her heart and soul into preparing great food, along with her dedicated staff.

Had an amazing dinner with my husband at the chefs counter. Judy made sure we were taken care of throughout the night. I am gluten free and started with the Brussel sprouts with truffle cream and could have licked the bowl. The seasonal lamb osso bucco fell off the bone and was so tender. I highly recommend this place! Dietary restrictions: I am gluten free and had so much to choose from!

Gotham's vigilance extends beyond the shadows, even to the quaint corners of Reading, PA, where Batmanjawn, recently ventured into a unique and historic building. It was Judy's on Cherry, which stands as a beacon of culinary excellence, a sanctuary where even the Caped Crusader can find respite from the eternal battle against crime, a haven of culinary delights where heroes and ordinary folk alike can find solace in the simple pleasures of good food and great company.I was greeted by the warm glow of vaulted wooden ceilings and the aroma of freshly baked focaccia bread, a sensory experience fit for a hero.Gail, the hostess, with her gracious demeanor, welcomed me with the warmth of a trusted ally, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening.The butternut squash soup started the meal off Bat-tastically. The old fashioned packed the punch of the Batmobile's turbo boost. The filet mignon, tender as a villain's heart after a night in Arkham, paired perfectly with a side of mashed potatoes and veggies that would make Alfred proud.But it wasn't just the food that left me in awe; it was the service, embodied by Steve, a stalwart guardian of hospitality, a waiter of unparalleled dedication and charm, whose smile could rival even the Joker's grin. With 17 years of service under his utility belt, he exemplified the hospitality that does justice to Judy's reputation of excellence.The unique cigarette-turned-magnet dispenser, made me marvel at the ingenuity of humanity, the resilience of the human spirit. It was transformed from nicotine machine to an artist’s dream. Poetic.As I stood atop the payment folio, passing my Judy’s gift card like a torch of patronage to Steve, I couldn't help but feel that Judy's on Cherry isn't just a restaurant; it's a sanctuary for the soul, a refuge where heroes and artists alike find solace in a world fraught with chaos. To Judy's, I say: may your lights never dim, your flavors never fade, and your legacy endure like the legend of the Batmanjawn.