Morelli's Family Restaurant

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Brockway Dubois Rd
Brockway, PA 15824

Phone: (814) 265-1344

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Neighborhood: Brockway

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• Waffle Cone
• 1 fresh baked waffle cone.
• Gummy Worms
• 4 big gummies worms.
• Side Of Fudge
• Rich, smooth fudge perfect for drizzling over desserts or as a dip.
• Chocolate Dipped Waffle Cone
• 1 fresh baked waffle cone dipped in dark chocolate.
• Side Of Caramel
• Smooth, rich caramel sauce perfect for drizzling over desserts or dipping.

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  3.6 stars - Based on 13 reviews

#5 out of 13 restaurants in Brockway

#1 of 5 American in Brockway

5 star				3 reviews	23%
4 star				4 reviews	31%
3 star				5 reviews	38%
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1 star				1 review	8%

Top Reviews of Morelli's Family Restaurant

12/03/2024 - Green A.
I love going to this restaurant and ordering the meatloaf meal with mashed potatoes and gravy, along with a fresh salad. It feels like I'm enjoying a home-cooked meal every time I visit. The portion sizes are just right and the prices are very reasonable. Their breakfast options, especially the chicken and biscuits, are a standout favorite among customers.

09/09/2009 - R. W. Fuller, III
Morelli's Family Restaurant was the quintessential rural rip-off. The food was barely palatable, with portion sizes you would expect from a children's menu. Prices are ridiculous. An order of fries is 1.89, and with nine fries, the price is roughly $0.20 per fry. The cheese steak sandwich (5.99) is made from a cheap cousin of steak-ums, with a hot, wet cardboard taste. The fish sandwich was served with a slice of cheese that resembled a Kraft single that had been cut in half and laid along the length of the semi-solid breaded fish like a yellow road line dividing the hemispheres of the soggy mess. I would say that if you are going to eat in the woods north of I-80, do not eat at Morelli's.