Came back for second time because this place is so good!…read more They have so many different fusion dishes that are delicious! Their Brussel sprouts and elote salad are so delicious! I was so obsessed with the elote salad I attempted to make it myself but it never tasted quite like this places! The service is also very good and everyone is so nice

If you're walking/shopping around suburban square you have to stop by Ripplewood Whiskey & Craft…read morefor fun cocktails and great food! It's casual enough to walk in from being out in town, but the food and drinks are super elevated and amazing! My mediterranean salad was incredible. Who doesn't love a little girl dinner with fries?

One of the worst places I've ever been to. Entire place was empty had to go into the back to find…read moreanyone to serve us. The place stinks like glade plug ins which there are about a dozen of. Horribly loud music. Had one hookah, and 2 cups of tea. The total came out to 57.00? Interesting seeing that the hookah is 30$ and the tea is 3$ each. Even with tax that doesn't add up. Our server did not speak any English either, which contributed to the dispute over the bill. Finally after about 20 min of waiting around and her coming out with another receipt saying she gave 7$ back to my card, she called the owner who claimed that 18% gratuity was added to our bill, a party of 2. Which is hilarious because no wonder our service was shit! She literally didn't come out to check once and I again had to go into the back of the store to find someone to pay. A literal nightmare you couldn't pay me to return. Zero stars. In the end, the 57.00 bill miraculously turned into 48.00 with zero explanation of how she was able to take off the "mysterious" charges. Don't go here they will straight up steal from you. Edit: it's not a political comment. You are misunderstanding the point. It's a fact that your server needs to be able to communicate with your customers and she was unable to. When you own an establishment someone needs to be there who can communicate with the customers when there are major discrepancies in the bill - that still has yet to be explained. Nobody was there was able to help us hence why you were called. Also I did not kick your sign in my dress and heels - you got caught for trying to steal from us.

Best hookah in town . The manager makes you very comfortable. Good is to die for. They have this…read moresecret menu you have to ask for. All in all a must visit!!!

First time here and a very enjoyable dinner. First, while the restaurant is on Lancaster Ave, there…read moreis a sizable Septa lot behind accessible directly across from Ardmore Ave. The inside is deep. Front to back is big, with a good crowd despite sub20 degree cold. It's a sharing menu and we followed staff suggestions on number of plates, and frankly was too much. Next time I'd cut back. The charcuterie is just fantastic and ample. The miso broth mussels are perfect. The Peruvian meatballs, tender, and flavorful but not for me, but others loved them. Really a taste profile for me. The server is uber knowledgeable and helpful. Wines and drinks, including Cheat code, a NA drink is wonderful.

I just hosted a local meetup here this week, and it was a great space for it! From the outside, it…read morelooks really small, but this downtown Ardmore restaurant actually goes quite deep and there is a ton of space in the side room, bar and back room. I'd love to eat outside on the patio, once it warms up! We love the vegan options here. I highly recommend the Japanese BBQ tofu dish, it's my absolute favorite. The shishito pepper soba is also excellent and the shoestring fries are yummy too. The service here is really good. Support your local restaurant Local!

Went on a Monday night, barely anyone in the bar. Service was great. Smash burger was really yummy…read moreas was the chicken quesadilla.

Decent enough local bar that serves decent enough food. This is not fine dining, but bar food and…read morebar food does have its place in our hearts and diet. A good place to head to.

Amazing cocktails right on Lancaster Avenue, and you'd probably just walk right past it if you…read moreweren't looking for it. Shout out to our bartender Justin who hooked us up! This place has a cute little speakeasy feel and the cocktails are truly legit. The Money Talks is very melon forward and refreshing, and the Butterfly's Conundrum is super smoky but smooth at the same time. The food is decent too, though in my opinion this is definitely more of a drinks only type spot if I'm going out. Worth checking out for sure.

I have no idea why this place doesn't have a higher rating. They have such an interesting cocktail…read moremenu. Loved the Matcha-tini! The bartender used ceremonial matcha and whisked it with a chasen in a traditional manner. We tried 4 cocktails between the 2 of us and we loved each one! There is only one other place in Philly which serves really good Japanese-inspired cocktails so this was a great find. Would travel again from Philly just for their drinks. The bartender (forgot to ask his name) was also very friendly and fun!

This place has all the mainstays of the oriental cuisine, and then some more out-there items. I…read morepicked something wild and it did not disappoint. Nice looking place, friendly personnel, and reasonable prices. Very much recommended.

Okay Chinese food, but would be great for large parties. Came here for lunch on a workday and had…read moreno problem being sat. Our waiter was very sweet and quick. Two of us shared the hand ripped noodles and an order of wonton in soup. Both dishes were fine but not that impressive. There's much better Chinese food in center city Philly (of course), and for the price, I'd rather go somewhere else. Overall, wouldn't really come back, but also wouldn't turn it down if someone else was enthusiastic.

Met a friend for Wednesday happy hour at the bar and stayed through dinner, and honestly I'm not…read moresure why the rating here sits so low -- our experience was excellent across the board. From the happy hour menu, the sliders, tuna nachos, and brussels sprouts were all very good -- special kudos to the brussels sprouts, which we went back for a second round of. Off the regular menu, the lobster bites were the standout: lightly breaded fried lobster, good enough to impress even though I'd just come from a week in Maine. The meatloaf was also excellent. The atmosphere is somewhat classy, the service was good, and the bartender was friendly. I'd definitely come back.

We had a bizarrely mixed experience at the Pullman…read more The pretty decor implies fine dining, but when you look more closely you see scuff marks on the dirty floor, fingerprint smudges on the light fixtures, dust over the ledges, and dusty cheap candles from the dollar store. The food quality and prices were equally uneven. The very small portioned chicken dish (priced the same as the wagyu meatloaf) was dry and flavorless, and seemed as if it had been barely reheated in the microwave. The star of the meal was the meatloaf: perfectly seasoned with the most delicious, moist, and tender texture. But this dish was served with a very strange rubbery bacon covering some asparagus. The potato puree was very well executed, not gummy or over whipped, but silky and delicate. Strangely, the vegetables were also highlights: perfectly crisp grilled asparagus and Brussels sprouts. The most offensive dish of the evening was the dessert in the form of an apple crumb described as "flaky" and "buttery." I am not exaggerating when I say that this tasted like an Ikea cafeteria dessert that had been stuck in the display case for a month. Truly the most abominable, rubbery, dense, dry dessert I've ever had. I'm shocked they had the audacity to serve this. Service was mostly excellent, but we were confused as to why another table had the specials recited to them when we didn't. Perhaps this is decent place for happy hour, but I wouldn't recommend a full meal here.

A nice little dose of park life tucked behind a library!…read more Even though I was more than familiar with the Luddington Library, the Bryn Mawr Gazebo park right behind it is something that I've overlooked for decades, and would have continued to overlook if it weren't for the incredible Bryn Mawr Summer Twilight Concert Series, where I've enjoyed seeing the likes of Hoots & Hellmouth and Vienna Teng perform. Beyond the concerts, this gazebo comes with a ton of park life amenities tucked within a tiny space. There's a playground for kids, a community building with public restrooms, benches to lounge in, elaborate greenery, and some hidden tennis courts. for a park so tiny it really works in a lot! The summer concerts really are the best part that has been going on for decades, and they have a passionate local following. Now that Rising Sun Presents has also stepped in to help with the booking, it has also ensured that some known acts blend into the local flavor.

The BM Gazebo is in a cute little park next to the Ludington Library and has a few benches, a small…read morechildren's playground, and some tennis courts. I used to walk my dog through here, he liked the lush green lawn and I liked the benches. The real fun here is the summer concert series. They have shows through the summer with some great acts including Dar Williams, and this year one of my favorites, Hoots and Hellmouth. Tickets are cheap, you bring your own chair or blanket, picnic, and hang out on a nice summer night and chill to some good tunes. Most people BYO but you need to be sly about it. Otherwise the Ardmore Music Hall usually has some of their fine bartenders on hand serving drinks. Lucky to have this a few blocks from my house and take advantage of it regularly, check out the schedule! https://www.brynmawrtwilightconcerts.com/

$40/hour per lane for up to 6 people. $4/shoes…read more Brought my brother's family here for some bowling. The place had plenty of open lanes and they don't take reservations. Friendly welcome when we arrived and we quickly got our shoes and Kane assignment. I always forget how terrible I am at bowling - so many gutter balls - but it's still fun. My family suggested I put up the bumpers, but I toughed it out au natural. I mean, not naked, just without the bumpers. Then a fluke, I got a strike! I couldn't repeat it but it was definitely exciting. I would come here again. It's fun to try the different themes on your scoreboard, like Dinosaurs. FYI this is not wheelchair accessible. Stairs at the front door, stairs from the lower parking lot.

Solid location for bowling. There was good availability here on a Friday evening for three reserved…read morelanes, which you could take either as a good sign OR a bad sign, but at least for us, it was a welcome sign tonight. Service was curt and prompt, but we were able to get started bowling right away upon arrival. We did not have any basic issues with our lane, although for some of the more familiar bowlers, it seems like the oils were off on the lanes? Not sure what that means, but for us average joe's, we had a blast. Four games in 2 hours. House ball selection was mediocre. For some reason, their balls don't have the sizes on them, so you have to go by feel for the weight, and go trial by error. That being said, by the middle of the second game, we managed to find balls that worked for us, and we were off to the races. This place definitely has a community feel. Some loud groups a few lanes over. A girl scout going lane by lane selling cookies. If that's what you're looking for, that's the vibe here!

We occasionally stop in to McSorley's as a family with our young kids, and the new menu has been a…read moregreat addition. There's an assortment of choices, so everyone can find something they enjoy, and the new kids menu is a huge plus for families. It's nice to have quality options that appeal to both adults and children. The atmosphere is always welcoming, the staff is friendly and attentive, and the food has always been consistently good. It's become an easy choice for a casual family meal or a quick stop in. Looking forward to coming back again!

Hadn't been inside in more than 30 years and while the bones and the bar are the same the updates…read morewith two pool tables, shuffleboard and a big Tav sports bar vibe are a welcome addition. The beer is cold, wait staff friendly and the bar food well above average based on trying wings, a burger and a roast beef sandwich.