I freely admit that I was skeptical at first... But after several satisfying dinners - usually as a…read moreprelude to an evening at nearby People's Light - Fork & Bottle has not only captured my attention, it has also continued to impress. The setting, as you would undoubtedly surmise, is typically hotel-esque in nature. That being said, however, the room still manages to generate a certain generic charm. And I would also hasten to add that the service - even with our various parties of 20 or more - has been excellent in every respect. But on to the food... The dinner menu isn't quite what you'd expect. Take the starters, for instance. The usual suspects - Cesare Salad, Shrimp Cocktail, French Onion Soup, Buffalo Chicken Wings, Cheesesteak Egg Rolls - as you note, are present and accounted for. However, there are also a number of innovative diversions - such as Soft Bavarian Pretzel Sticks with Delco Lager cheese sauce, Pepperoni Bolognese Flatbread spruced up with crème fraiche, ricotta, Fontina & Parmigiano cheeses, and the Ten Million Dollar Dip that features Maine lobster, sour cream, bacon, cheddar, almond, scallions, and Ritz crackers - that manage to grab your attention. Moving on, diners may choose from either the Entrées category or take a more casual route with Sandwiches & Pub Fare. The former, which lists a number of all-too-familiar ingestibles, still manages to tempt our taste buds by teaming them up with some rather intriguing sidekicks. A not-terribly-exciting Pan Roasted Chicken, for example, is prepared agrodolce, with an alluring sour-sweet demi-glace... Chilean Sea Bass is cooked up teriyaki style... Canadian Salmon is adorned with a sweet & spicy glaze and companioned by mango & yogurt... Sautéed Lamb Sirloin is enhanced with a rich & savory Madeira sauce... and a 10oz Strip Steak basks in an addictive shallot & port wine reduction. Other main course possibilities include Angus Filet au Poivre with cognac cream, Char Grilled Pork Flat Iron marinated with garlic & oregano, Lobster Fra Diavolo, Crab Stuffed Shrimp, and Broiled Scallop & Lobster Gratin. On the other hand, should you decide to take the Sandwiches & Pub Fare route, have no fear, you will certainly not be disappointed. During previous visits, I sampled the Garganelli Pasta Bolognese and the Chicken Cobb Salad. Both were excellent. The former is comprised of buttered garganelli (egg-based pasta from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy), angus beef Bolognese, olive oil, and Parmigiano-Reggiano. The latter combines mixed lettuces, hard-boiled egg, tomato, blue cheese, bacon, and avocado sprinkled with a zesty lemon vinaigrette. Most recently, my dining companion made straight for the Crab Cake Sandwich, to which she gave an enthusiastic "thumps up." I, on the other hand, couldn't resist the considerable charms of the Chicken Cutlet & Ranch BLT, a luscious combo on toasted brioche immersed in an incredibly addictive herb ranch dressing. I should add that the delicious hand-cut French fries, which accompanied both sandwiches, were a considerable drawing card as well. The dessert menu runs the gamut... from such familiar sweet endings as Crème Brûlée and Warm Chocolate Lava Cake to Mango Lime Cheesecake with raspberry sauce, Warm Sticky Toffee Pudding garnished with vanilla ice cream, and Frozen Mississippi Mud Pie. The restaurant also offers Bassetts Ice Cream & Sorbet, should you be so inclined. For my money, however, nothing quite surpasses The Desmond's Warm Bread Pudding. Bathed in a sweet vanilla sauce, this is one outrageously rich, thoroughly delightful denouement that more than lives up to its considerable reputation. Simply not to be missed.

Ate brunch here on Sunday. For $29 per person it was good. The food quality was lacking flavor. The…read morebest thing that had was hand carved ham. The pancakes were decent as well. The funny part was the cake selection. These are the same frozen pies you buy at your local supermarket. We will not be returning.

Amazing cocktails! I mean like the best mojito I've ever had! Had the Chicken Marsala Parpadelle…read morefor dinner...highly recommend. Place has a chill vibe. Food was solid from appetizers to dessert. Will definitely go back!

The best vibes! I love the ambiance! Went in on a Thursday night! Such beautiful decor and they…read morehave great taste in music. The lounge was very nice! Drinks were really good! The bartender/server we had was phenomenal and she was super nice! Food was delicious as well! Definitely recommend!

Philly Taste Makers checked out The Cage in Audubon for brunch and overall it was a really good…read moreexperience. Parking was pretty easy, which is always a plus. The setup is a little different from the Warrington location (same owners), and the menu has some differences too but it still gives that signature Cage vibe with the greenery, cool signage, and those iconic cage aesthetics. The GM James stopped by our table to make sure we were good. Good sense of humor. Shoutout to the staff because they really made the experience. Peyton at the host stand was super helpful getting us situated. Our server Jen was AMAZING!!! She was attentive, friendly, and honestly went above and beyond. She checked on us consistently, made sure everything was right, and even doubled as our photographer. Gabe also helped run food and was just as attentive. We started with drinks these drinks are so creatively made and the presentation is cool!!: one person had the Cyclops (very cool presentation with the bubble effect), I had a creamy espresso maestro martini (make sure you say creamy it was smooth and really good), the creamy is baileys. You will never walk alone drink make sure: cute!!! Elementary school A couple people ordered mocktails. The only downside here: the mocktails lacked flavor, but Jen made sure to address it right away. food: Korean tacos & tuna crispy rice - 9/10 some meat was chewy but the flavor was there. My taste buds were happy! Braised short rib hash - 10/10, super tender meat, great flavor (just wish there was a little more hash) my cousin enjoyed this over hers Steak & eggs with truffle fries - 10/10 Crab Benedict - real lump crab, great flavor 10/10 but they need to watch the poached egg, it was runny enough Chicken & waffles - 9/10 Shrimp jambalaya - 7/10, a bit dry, but they quickly added more sauce when we mentioned it Truffle fries with aïoli - 10/10, must-order Beignets - 10/10, "chef's kiss"- soft, sweet, and definitely worth getting We didn't go deep into dessert beyond the beignets, but those alone were a hit. Between the atmosphere, the service, and most of the food hitting, it made for a really enjoyable brunch. If you haven't been yet, go, you'll enjoy the experience.

I recently visited The Cage in Warrington with a friend on a Saturday evening and unfortunately had…read morean experience that fell well below the standard I've come to expect from the brand. Prior to this visit, I had been to two other locations and thoroughly enjoyed my experiences there. Because of that, I was excited to introduce a friend who had never visited before. I spent a good portion of our drive talking about the concept, atmosphere, and overall quality that I had previously experienced. Upon being seated, our server Grace(not too sure if this is corrected) greeted us, but several of the standard hospitality touchpoints I had experienced at other locations were absent. We were not asked whether we had visited before, whether anyone had allergies, or if we had any questions about the menu. Given that my guest was a first-time visitor and the beverage menu features numerous specialty cocktails, I expected at least some guidance or introduction. Our server returned after dropping us off waters and greeted us and asked if we already knew what we wanted to drink. Considering the size of the cocktail menu and the fact that one member of our party had never been there before, the question felt rushed rather than service-oriented. Much different from my other experiences. When the server returned to take our drink order and asked whether we were ready to order food, I jokingly asked, "No menu tour?" and her response was "Huh?" My friend then specifically requested recommendations. The server mentioned a few items, including the double truffle fries, cheesesteak egg rolls, flatbreads, and pasta dishes were "good". While I appreciated the recommendations, there was little effort to explain the menu, highlight guest favorites, or help a first-time guest navigate the extensive offerings. What made this particularly disappointing was that I arrived fully prepared to enjoy the experience and trust the recommendations of the staff. As someone who genuinely enjoys The Cage and its concept, I was open to ordering any food or beverage recommendations that were presented to us and was willing to spend whatever was necessary to fully experience the menu due to my friend visiting the area for the first time and never heard of The Cage. Instead, the interaction felt transactional rather than hospitable, which was especially disappointing given how highly I had spoken about the brand to my guest beforehand. Our drinks were eventually delivered by another server, who informed us that our original server had been cut and that he would be taking over the table. On a busy Saturday evening around 5 p.m., this felt very unusual and abrupt. I also felt disrespected that the server happened to be conveniently cut because I asked to get recommendations. While I understand staffing changes happen, the transition left me feeling as though our table was not a priority. Honestly, it was very bothersome. To be clear, our second server, Ray, was excellent. He was attentive, professional, and significantly improved the experience moving forward. Although the experience was already botched because of what happened previously from the server before. The following morning, I did not want to leave a review because everyone makes mistakes but I was so bothered by the behavior or the service I contacted the restaurant and spoke with the manager, Justin. He was courteous and listened to my concerns. However, I was disappointed by his explanation that the Warrington location is "more relaxed" than other locations. Consistency is one of the reasons guests become loyal to a brand, and a more relaxed atmosphere should not translate to a noticeably lower standard of service. Justin offered a $40 gift card as a gesture of goodwill, which I appreciated. However, the gift card was only valid at the Warrington location. Given that my concerns stem directly from my experience at that location, the offer did not fully address the issue nor will I return to this location. What made this experience particularly disappointing is that I genuinely enjoy this brand and have had positive experiences at other locations. I brought a friend specifically because I believed she would have the same experience I had enjoyed elsewhere. Instead, the service felt rushed, inconsistent, and lacking the hospitality that had previously made me a fan. I hope this feedback is received constructively, as my intention is not simply to complain but to highlight an experience that did not align with the standards I have come to expect from The Cage. I will return to another location of The Cage just not the Warrington one.

We've essentially "adopted" The Jockey since we were regulars at McKenzie before. Aside from the…read moredécor--and maybe a slightly smaller beer list--not much has changed. Overall, The Jockey is solidly average when it comes to food, service, and ambiance. Nothing outstanding, but nothing terrible either. Where The Jockey truly shines, though, is its Happy Hour value, which is easily the best in the area. Drinks are a great deal compared to nearby spots: half off all beers on tap, plus discounted house wine and cocktails. The Happy Hour appetizer selection is larger than most, and the quality is surprisingly good. Buck-a-shuck oysters! Only one variety, but for a dollar, you can't complain. Bonus points for offering Happy Hour on weekends, which is rare. If you're in the area during Happy Hour, it's absolutely worth stopping in.

My reviews are different. I do not announce myself or tell anyone. I am here to do a review!!…read more It was my birthday week, and unfortunately, my Tesla had been vandalized. True to my nature as a "prior proper planner," I already had an appointment scheduled in West Chester, so I headed down to get the repairs underway. While I waited, I decided to find some local eats. A quick Google search led me to The Jockey just outside of Philadelphia. The reviews mentioned it was a family-owned joint, and the decor looked incredibly inviting. The aesthetic actually reminded me of The Polo Bar in NYC; it has that same sophisticated, equestrian charm. Personally, I love horses--I know all the horses in the world, and they know me--and I know the horses. so I was eager to check it out. My mother picked me up from the dealership, and we "galloped" our way down to the restaurant. The Food I was surprised to find the place packed at 12:30 PM on a Tuesday, but I assumed we had just hit the peak lunch rush. We started with the calamari, my mother ordered a sandwich, and I opted for the salmon with drunken noodles. Honestly, I think the chef in the back was more "drunk" than the noodles. * The Salmon: It arrived super crisp and borderline burnt. * The Calamari: Overcooked, greasy, and wet--it felt like it hadn't seen a strainer or a paper towel since leaving the fryer. * The Sauce: The marinara was watery, almost as if the back-of-house was running low and decided to stretch it with water. The Verdict The only saving grace was the aesthetic. The decor is lovely, and they have a very inviting event space in the basement. However, you can't eat the wallpaper. * Food: 2/5 (A hard pass on the kitchen's execution.) * Service: 3/5 (The staff never checked on us while we were eating.) * Location/Convenience: 4/5 (Close to everything in a great area.) I likely won't be visiting this place again. I'm genuinely surprised this is a local favorite in such an upscale area--perhaps the locals just haven't ventured out enough to know what they're missing.

The bartender service was great. They were fast and attentive…read more The food and drinks weren't so great. The Manhattan was straight vermouth and when I asked about it I was told that unfortunately they have very strict rules of how to make the drinks and can't alter them. The cheesesteak egg rolls were flavorless. They were bland and incredibly greasy. There was live music which was cool. Plenty of seating available. It's an older clientele crowd so don't come in expecting a young live music experience.

Who knew!!! Hidden in plain sight. Always assumed it was a local dive. Quite wrong. This is a…read moregreat spot. Great service and good food. Gluten Free? Sure!!! WOA!!! Side note: This is an eat inside establishment. The takeout part? They're still working on that!

Trish was awesome. She helped us throughout our meal from recommendations service, assistance on GF…read moreitems and was super friendly and cheery. The pork chop was superb. PEI mussels and octopus were both very fresh and tasty. Crème brûlée was especially creamy and full flavored A wonderful evening.

This restaurant is a breath of fresh air for Conshohocken…read more With most restaurants in conshy being owned by the same 3 food groups, there isn't much variety. We decided to try Salt & Stone recently since it was a new spot and this place did not disappoint. Upon entering the establishment, we were greeted by none other than the owners. Zara & Dimitri (not great with names but I think that's what they said) were very welcoming and patient as I inquired about all the work they've done with the interior. It looks a lot nicer inside than the previous restaurant. Now the important part. The food. Absolutely incredible. I am still disappointed I didn't try this place earlier. We started with the goat cheese lollipops (amazing), Mezze, and calimari (high quality). After the first bite, I knew we were in for a great dinner. For the main course, I ordered the Rigatoni & my wife ordered the pork chop. Both were top notch. I love a good old fashioned and I enjoy other people's takes on this. Theirs was something different with a pistachio rim. It did not disappoint. These folks know what they're doing and I'm still thinking about that meal over a week later.

This place rocks!!! The ambience was great started at the bar with a dirty martini, which was…read moreexcellent the restaurant was full, but spacious with a very lively atmosphere. Our first time there so we splurged and got three of the dinners for two The Bronzino 40 day dry aged ribeye, steak, and the duck breast Everything was amazing Our waiter was excellent and did not rush us You have to try the escargot in a puffed pastry shell I will be returning soon

This restaurant is gorgeous. The decor and everyone has a style especially the hostesses. This…read morereally elevated the whole ambiance and the customers dress for the occasion. The food we had was fine. The mussles and frites were good, I would have thought the fries come with the sauce but they didn't. The risotto was slight malt under seasoned. The beet salad was really tasty! This resturant is always thorough when it comes to allergies. They have a hard time with the two server communication aspect. I've been here twice and both times they seemed one beat off from each other. Also for having two servers they don't check on you often enough. That could also be a communication/timing thing. (if you think someone else was there or not) we only ordered one drink because we didn't want to wait after we finished our food to order another. The drinks here are fantastic though. We dined for 2 hours and only was able to order one drink and apps. We probably would have enjoyed more but personally I didn't have to time sit any longer. I would give them one more try but 202 is a pain and this might not be worth the drive with so many comparable options of fine dining in Wilmington.

Rosalie is one of my favorite places to visit. I absolutely love it, and it never disappoints. The…read moredining room is warm and dimly lit, with velvet seating, cozy booths, and soft pillows that make you instantly relax. It's the kind of space that makes you want to settle in and keep enjoying just one more bite. This visit, I had the veal stuffed homemade pasta and the Sicilian meatballs both rich, comforting, and beautifully balanced. The pasta was tender and clearly house-made, and the meatballs were perfectly seasoned in a slow-simmered sauce full of depth. The shrimp appetizer was the standout, served with a special house-made sauce and crispy pickled cucumbers for the perfect bright contrast. Truly my favorite shrimp appetizer I've ever had. Our server, Andrea, really made the experience even better. She helped us navigate the menu and offered thoughtful suggestions that we absolutely loved. Between the food, the ambiance, and the service, Rosalie always feels like comfort done right.

The experience was a little bizarre. Their website says "Rosalie doesn't allow reservations for 1,…read moreplease just walk in". I walked in, as directed, just for a very flustered man at the front of the house to fumble with his system for a good 10 mins. Telling me there was a table, then taking it back and saying there were no tables for the night, then saying nevermind and making me a reservation for two (which I would have done if not discouraged by the website) for half an hour later. At this point I already had a very bad taste in my mouth from the level of chaos. I waited outside for my table. When I got to my table I will say my server was very nice until a strange comment came up at dessert. Once I ordered my dessert, he left and came back with two spoons, saying "I brought two spoons for us." It almost seemed implied he'd join me. I dine a lot alone, voluntarily. Most of the time it's after work and I really don't want, let alone need, company. His comment gave me anxiety as I wondered how I would politely tell this man I wanted to dine alone. When he brought the dessert he did not join me but made sure to say "I'll be back for a few bites." Maybe it was a joke but to me it was very odd and made me pretty uncomfortable. I gave three stars just for the Cacio e Pepe. It was very good. I did (without giving tmi) have a very sick stomach after the meal and the morning after so I wouldn't return just incase that was the cause. Like a said... a weird experience.

Had a great night here thanks to good food and service…read more For drinks we did the Paulie Walnuts which was very smooth and the espresso martini which was solid. For food, we split the French onion soup which had great flavor and came with two crostinis which was perfect for splitting. I did the salmon entree. Salmon doesn't normally thrill me but I was intrigued by the soba noodle salad which was fantastic, and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Husband got the beef udon soup which he loved. Would come back! Definitely the best dining experience I've had in downtown Phoenixville.

Great busy place packed with locals and a tourists like us. First time visiting this cool little…read moretown and all its eateries and breweries. Our service was spectacular and super hospitable. The sandwiches were hood, not very big, but good quality to go along with fries. We didn't leave hungry. No beer on tap, unfortunately, but many choices in cans!!!

This was my first visit to Burtons Grill & Bar and it exceeded my expectations. My daughter…read morerecommended it because she has a gluten allergy, and I'm so happy she found a place where she can safely enjoy such a great menu. The atmosphere was relaxing, the décor was classy, and the food was amazing. I had the New York strip steak and it was one of the best steaks I've had in a long time. Our server, Catherine, was fantastic--she was attentive, asked about allergies, and made sure everything came out exactly as expected. I will definitely be returning and highly recommend this restaurant!

Third visit to Burton's and I'm not impressed. Each time, great service, nice setting and the food…read moreis just okay. I went for brunch. There's not many options especially if you don't eat meat or want sweet breakfast. My frittata tasted like the cast iron skillet and feta cheese. And the "farm greens" were slimy and drenched in dressing. Plus, I had to ask for a coffee refill. The space is great but they need to work on their menu.