My friend and I celebrated our blizzard birthday today and what an amazing night! Moment we were…read moreseated by the lovely hostess our table had birthday confetti with cards. Our amazing and handsome waiter Ray ( hope thats his name) took our drink and food orders brought out birthday complimentary huge dessert and top it off 2 very long stems roses . It was like being on the show Bachelorette. There is no high end dining like Eddie V. Please do not go anywhere else but there. You want to be treated like king amf queen go there. Oh and attractive Manager Steve ( hope that's his name) stopped by our birthday chatted awhile and wished us happy blizzard . Thank you all for amazing celebration. I will return for my sister's birthday.

Last night, we dined at Eddie V's Prime Seafood at King of Prussia Mall with a 5:15 PM reservation…read moreon a busy Saturday night. The restaurant was completely packed, and by the time we left, there was a crowd gathered out front waiting--definitely a popular spot. Inside, the two-person tables were set quite close together, making the space feel a bit tight, and the noise level was quite high throughout the restaurant. Service was a highlight. Our server, Nadine, was warm, friendly, and attentive. She answered our questions with ease and always had a welcoming smile, and the bussing team kept our water glasses filled without us ever having to ask. We started with the complimentary warm bread and butter, which is always a nice touch. We were also each served a fried oyster called amuse, which was a pleasant surprise. I had the crab cake appetizer, followed by the Big Glory Bay king salmon with a side of crab fried rice with mushrooms. My husband ordered the Wagyu dumplings and the Norwegian salmon. I enjoyed my dishes--everything was well-prepared and flavorful. However, my husband wasn't particularly impressed; he found his dishes to be average and not especially memorable, which made the overall experience feel a bit uneven. While the restaurant delivers on ambiance and solid service, the food didn't quite rise to the level you might expect for the price point. Overall, it feels like an elevated mall restaurant--pleasant, but slightly overpriced for what you get.

Great spot for seafood takeout. We got the fried seafood platter and the broiled one. Both come…read morewith a side of rice, fries, or onion rings. I opted for the onion rings and they were crisp and delicious. All of the seafood platters were cooked to order and the items came from the market itself. Small lot in the front. A lot of people come for the market but I only got some prepared food. I really enjoyed the food and will definitely come back next time I want seafood!

The seafood is of poor quality. Crab cakes are made of mostly bread crumbs, no lump crab meat at…read moreall. The stuffed shrimp is a shrimp stuffed with crab cake mixture. Stuffed mushrooms were rubber balls. nothing taste like seafood, it was all one big salt bomb.

Amazing Thai food! I'm from California and have had a lot of really delicious Thai food over the…read moreyears, but this may very well be the best Pad Thai we have ever had. The flavor was perfect, the noodles were cooked beautifully, and every bite was so satisfying. We also tried the yellow curry, and it was rich, comforting, and absolutely delicious. You can tell the food is made with care and great flavor. We 100% recommend this spot and will definitely be coming back!

Heard great things about Manorah and tried it today with a friend and we were very pleased with our…read morelunch. On a very cold day it was cozy inside and the service was friendly and warm. Lunch special: $16 for a starter (salad or soup) and a choice of a large variety of entrees. - soup of the day was chicken and rice - 5/5, basic ginger infused chicken broth with small tender pieces of chicken and white rice. Perfect for a cold winter day. If I had a cold, I'd definitely want this to help me recover. - pad see ew with shrimp - 5/5, large portion of tasty noodles, sliced gailan (chinese broccoli), four plump shrimp (upcharge of $3) My friend had the salad which looked on the small side but she enjoyed it and the drunken noodles with beef which for some reason did not involved an upcharge. I'll need to reread their lunch special menu again because she got a much better deal for her $16! All in all a very enjoyable experience and I look forward to going back and trying more items from their menu. The space has quite a few tables and can seat a lot of people. I hope they succeed and stay in business!

After a couple 'okay' experiences, I recently went back to Triple Crown with my wife for a Saturday…read moreevening dinner and was genuinely impressed by the improvement in service--attention, speed, and energy. From the moment we walked in, the hostess greeted us with a smile, another welcomed us in by holding the door, and a third (a waiter) said good evening and welcome! These may seem like insignificant gestures but when going out to eat, no matter the restaurant (chick fil a knows haha), the treatment of patrons is important. Especially with the costs of dining out. Our waiter, Aladdin, was exceptional in every sense--energetic, kind, light hearted, and treated my wife and I with the upmost care. This should be the norm everywhere but sadly it is not. Dead Fearless management, take care of Aladdin--he is a national (Triple Crown) treasure! Food was delicious--highly recommend the Delmonico and potato puree! Can't go wrong with the apps and salads of course. We'll be back!

Really nice, high end steak house feel restaurant in the Radnor Hotel complex. My bride have a…read morereally tasty filet and I had the short ribs. The apps and the sides were excellent. Our waiter was excellent! I can't go above four stars for two related reasons. 1. At well over $100/person ... I expect a tablecloth. 2. We luckily came early (5p) .... Thank goodness. By the time we left the room we were in was nearly full and we literally had to yell to communicate with our AWESOME waiter. Makes sense when you consider that the room as a tin ceiling, cool looking but sounding bouncing windowed cabinets, wood floor and wood tables ... there isn't a sound absorbing material in the entire space.

Everything was phenomenal…read more.... Food..10 out of 10 Service.. 10 out of 10 Atmosphere. 10 out of 10

The ambiance of this restaurant was great. I enjoyed the inside wholeheartedly. I disliked a few…read morethings about this place. To start, service was rocky in the beginning. When I asked for wine recommendations, he couldn't give me an answer which is weird to me. A simple 3-4 of some best sellers or ANYTHING would've sufficed in my opinion. We went for Tomahawk Tuesday where you are given the choice between a Tomahawk or Porterhouse, 2 starter salads, 2 sides, and 2 desserts. Great pricing for that. Another issue, the food took FOREVER. There is no way a salad should have taken that long to come to a table. The steak, I understand. Upon the arrival of the steak, it was beautiful! The steak was ordered medium, it was dry when actually eating it. It did have a great char to it though. Towards the ending, the service got better I guess, but I was already over the experience.

I usually go to Estia Philadelphia before shows/performances and love going there. Tried Estia in…read moreRadnor last night and it was excellent as well. Service was attentive although funny in that our server would ask us how our next dish was immediately after it had been placed in front of us and before we had a bite. It happened three times! So maybe not quite as attentive come to think of it. We both ordered from the prix fixe menu (sharing the appetizers) which is a good deal, and I don't remember so many items involving an upcharge so that's new to me. - fried calamari - 4/5, very good, nice aioli dipping sauce, breading was consistent and not too heavy, light tasting and delicious - greek salad - 4/5, I usually love this and it was still delicious and fresh but I noticed that 1) they've changed the name so it's no longer called horiatiki, and 2) we had a very small piece of feta with the salad whereas in the past the ratio of feta to the tomatoes, green peppers, red onions, cucumbers has been more even. And now there's a $6 supplement charge for this appetizer which seems like A LOT for a salad. Next time I might skip this because of the upcharge - lavraki - 5/5, this light white fish is just the right amount of flavor and portion and my go to choice when I go to Estia. Also a $6 upcharge but this seemed more worth it - baklava - 5*/5, also a $2 upcharge but worth it as these four pieces of cylindrical baklava, while a little difficult to eat (use your hand? try to cut a cylinder with a fork?) it is an excellent baklava We went at 5pm before it got too busy and were seated away from the bar so we were able to have a quiet conversation but as the restaurant filled it definitely got noisier and I would not want to be seated near the bar. They do have a lovely outdoor area at the front and side of the restaurant so we could have sat outside since last night was quite mild in weather. One downside of the prix fixe is no zucchini and eggplant chips which are my favorite, and I didn't want to order that on top of the appetizer, entree, and dessert. Next time!

I dined at Estia on Sunday and it was exceptional!…read more Our reservation time was 5:30 PM. We probably didn't need one, but I made one just in case as we're nearing the holidays. I was celebrating my birthday a few days early. There was plenty of parking available. The hosts at the front desk and our waitress/wait staff were all very, very kind. It was a pleasure dealing with everyone here. The interior is decorated beautifully. The restaurant provides complimentary hummus with sliced bread or pita bread. We chose the pita bread. The hummus was delightful. Super creamy and flavorful. I ordered the Dionysius cocktail which was quite refreshing and light. I was in the mood for a carbonated drink and this was perfect. The Estia Chips are a MUST, especially if you're a zucchini and eggplant fan. These little half moons were fried to perfection and come with a side of tzatziki. I was sad when we finished them. Their tuna is cooked rare (it's reflected on the menu as such) but oh so yummy. I was expecting a steak, but instead, squared pieces of tuna wrapped around sautéed spinach were served to me. Highly suggest this! One thing about me is I always leave room for dessert, and I was with my fiancé who loves cheesecake so we asked for that. The pistachio crust was excellent. I had never tasted anything like this before. It was my first time having Greek food, but it definitely won't be my last!

Shamika, our waitress, was great. The food here was excellent, and the desserts were especially…read morephenomenal. We came here for a bit since dinner and we will definitely come back. I will say for a visit dinner, this is a great ambience as they do not play music loud.

We were frequent visitors here before Covid. My wife liked it, me not so much but our last visit…read moresealed the deal for her. No care in the preparation of the food. It's overpriced. We came for the early bird and were forced to sit in the noisy bar because that's the only place the early bird is offered. The rules for the early bird are ridiculous! The drink deals are restricted to just a few items and the entrees did not seem appetizing. The food we did order was completely unappetizing, tasteless and certainly not worth the price. Even if the service is great, if the food sucks who cares that it was delivered but friendly attentive staff. We are done with this place. For not much more we could have had a really nice meal at Davio's around the corner.

Almost gave it three stars because of being rushed to finish our appetizers but more on that later…read more The outside of the restaurant isn't all that special looking, in fact one in our party walked right past while looking for it! Once inside, the feeling was a lot better. Not much in the way of art work on the walls, but still had a nice warm feeling. There were 3 of us and we did a lot of sharing. The Scallops in Shredded Filo was good but the Crab & Artichoke, with garlic aioli, parsley and capers was definitely "the winner". The Seafood Ceviche with scallops, halibut and shrimp was also delicious. While 2 of us were still enjoying our appetizers, our entrees were brought to the table and our plates moved to make room for them. I made the comment to no one in particular that I would try to eat faster as the seafood ceviche was pushed off to the side of the table. We had a 7 pm reservation and for the most part the restaurant was full by that time but we were not intentionally eating slowly. I could see if we might be taking up too much time eating and they had to move the tables but that was not the case as the restaurant was only half full by the time we left. For an establishment that is charging the prices that it is, Avg $18 for appetizers, high $30s for entrees, no one wants to feel rushed. The Halibut Almondine with Beurre Blank was good but not as good as we had hoped, with it being on the dry-side. The Dorado with Baby Vegetables was delicious as well as beautifully presented with "potato fish scales". A shared warm Pecan Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream completed our meal. Their menu is extensive making it an easy decision to return but I will mention that we would like a more leisurely experience this time around.

The Choice is one of those restaurants that appears to be hiding in plain sight. When we first…read moreconsidered dining here, noting that it had received very positive reviews from a variety of sources, we were surprised to find that no one of our acquaintance had even heard of the place, let alone darkened the door. And yet... when our party of three arrived for a recent Wednesday evening reservation, we found the 50-seat dining room full and joyously overflowing. ... And, given the fact that the menu is awash with a host of French and Asian fusion innuendos, you would probably never suspect that the restaurant is owned by two Ukrainian families. But, since the well-traveled co-proprietor Volodymyr "Vlad" Hyvel served as sous-chef in London's Nobu and also put in time at Le Cirque, Alain Ducasse and Jean-Georges, his diverse culinary inclinations make impeccably perfect sense. Matters piscatorial - both preludes and main courses - play a major role in Mr. Hyvel's repertoire. His starters, for instance, range from cold items such as Yellowtail Sashimi, Tuna Tartare, and Lobster Ceviche to a comforting tomato-y Fish Soup awash with shrimp & scallops. Among his starters, however, the chef's magnum opus proved to be his extraordinary Scallops in Shredded Filo (pictured). The rich & meaty deep-fried bivalves arrived at table accompanied by a zippy wasabi cream sauce... and were simply irresistible. Entrées are pretty evenly divided between "Meat" and "Fish and Seafood." In addition to Filet Mignon, Short Ribs, and Grilled New Zealand Lamb Chops with a spicy Peruvian sauce, the former category also included Chicken Teriyaki and Duck Canton splashed with a seductive caramel-coffee-orange sauce. Once again, however, for our party at least, seafood took center stage. My dining partners decided upon the Halibut and Branzino, respectively. The former was companioned by mushrooms and finished with a green pepper dressing; the latter was presented with creamy mushrooms, crisp potato balls, and a side of fennel dressing. My Wild Caught Striped Bass (pictured) was a particular treat, as the filet was wrapped in a crispy potato crust, served on a bed of creamy leeks, and splashed with a delicate red wine sauce. If The Choice has a weakness, it is their desserts. As noted above, appetizers & entrées are both delightfully innovative and cosmopolitan in scope. When it comes to sweet endings, however, options are exceedingly limited and creativity is conspicuous by its absence - Chocolate Meltdown with Vanilla Ice Cream... Pecan Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream... Warm Apple Tart with Vanilla Ice Cream... Ice Cream. You get the picture. Given the quality of all that has gone before, you expect more... and it simply isn't forthcoming. Just be prepared... Dinner at The Choice is not a cheap date. Those aforementioned highly-touted Scallops in Shredded Filo, for instance, will set you back $18.00. Lobster Ceviche goes for $28.00; with appetizers topping out at $32.00 for the Pan-Seared Foie Gras. Entrée-wise, that Butter-Poached Lobster will put a sizeable $60.00 dent in your wallet, while all finny fare goes for either $35.00 or $40.00. Meats are $35.00 per, with Chicken Teriyaki occupying the menu's bottom rung at $28.00. Even those rather nondescript downhome desserts will set you back $12.00 per. Given the current state of economic affairs, I am not suggesting that these prices are outrageous by any means. However, given the restaurant's location - the western 'burbs - and the laidback atmosphere and service, they are a bit on the heady side. Not exactly a likely candidate for a last-minute inexpensive casual evening out... Fortunately, the fact that you may BYOB helps to soften the blow somewhat.

It looks like the building itself formerly belonged to a Wendy's. They did a good job of converting…read moreit into a sit down hot pot restaurant. While the interior design and service are very good, food itself is lackluster and not of good value. My husband ordered $18 mini pot (five spice chicken), but he wasn't impressed by the flavor and portion. For him to say "the lunch is horrible", it means the flavor is really not there. I had the $18 signature chicken soup rice noodle. I would say it's of better value. But I wasn't too keen about the flavor either. Their food presentation is superb, but at the end of the day a restaurant needs to work on flavor and value if it's seeking long term success.

My girlfriend and I came here for dinner. This place is fairly new…read more Parking: private lot Atmosphere: bright and nicely decorated. Average noise Service: good. Caitlin & ling were nice Caitlin took the time to explain the menu. This is a hot pot place. You can order other things. You can order from their menu or create your own hot pot. They have a fixing bar where you can get sauces an other ad-ins for your hot pot m Food: Scallion pancake: it was good. It comes with a sauce Gyoza: it was ok Dessert soup with white fungus dates & brown sugar: it had a weird texture. It was lightly sweet. It was ok. Hot pot: They bring a beautiful pot to your table with thr both & meat we selected: lamb. They add hot water when the broth gets low however that diluted the broth. I would rather they brought more broth. The lamb was good but some of the lamb was tough and some was very tender which made us think they were cooked at different times. I took it home and pressure cooked it and it was great. I added rice to my take away. The portions were so big, it could feed 4 to 6 people!! The manager Zoie came over and answered questions about the process. She was nice. Overall we enjoyed our dining experience and look forward to going back.

This place has been on my list for YEARS. Very quaint cafe with a beautiful goal to serve and help…read morethe animals through PALS. There are many cute (and adoptable!) kittens available in the cafe which completely made my day. Lots of the menu items are cat themed, such as the Garfield platter and they have a lot of cat themed decor. It may be a bit pricey but the ALL (100%) of the proceeds go towards helping the animals. Severs are all very friendly and helpful. Overall, a great place with very cute kitties!

A GREAT PLACE T VISIT. Good food, pleasant staff and doing a service for our community. All…read morevolunteer staff! Worth a visit even if you don't adapt a kitten!