My husband was born in Staten Island NY, he loves pizza and he LOVES NY pizza. This is the best…read morelocal pizza place to him, plus they deliver to our remote neighborhood. NOT good for "fancy" pizza. I wanted a garlic, basil and roma tomato pizza and it was pre-cut garlic (not roasted cloves), dried basil and just regular tomatoes. So go elsewhere for gourmet pizza! But if you just want a good large pie, here's the place.

The best tomato pies in Philadelphia. Sauce is homemade and not too sweet. You can find opening…read moredate and menu on instagram.

Really good, strombolis are a little too big though. All good ingredients though…read more Pricing isn't posted on Instagram or anything but pretty reasonable compared to other good spots. Pricing for gravy etc is high but what can you do for someone's time and good ingredients. All around good spots

I just had lunch there. There was hardly anyone there at all. I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich…read morewith mozzarella on wheat. I got a tiny fried chicken sandwich on a hamburger bun with no mozzarella. I was charged for what I ordered, which was more expensive. You had one job. I was there the other day too and ordered a veggie burger. I guess I should have asked, but I was really disappointed when they gave it to me fried. Who fries veggie burgers? I'm done with this place.

This is a review based on two trips to this restaurant. The pizza's decent and the fries are good…read more The employees however are rude and the business practices are questionable. I ordered a pizza and fries but only got the pizza. Thankfully I hadn't paid yet. The guy fixed my order. I was charged more the first time then the guy at the counter said I was and didn't give me a receipt so I asked for one this time. He got made and said "the d*mn kids always need something". I was glad I did because I was charged $6 for my quoted $5.25 bill. They said they charge 25 cents to pay with card which is not posted anywhere. They said the sign had been taken down. Sign or no sign the math doesn't work. So if you have cash and are short on time this could be the place for you but I won't be back.

Cool spot if you're in the area and want to have a beer. The problem is the food is absolute trash…read more The worst cheesesteak I've ever had in my life. The pizza sucks too. They should just cut the shit and be a bar only and stop pretending to be a "pub"

New to the neighborhood, (single dad night off) searched "bars near me" on google and 2 Street Pub…read morepopped up first on my search list. I'd never been there on New Years and I typically hit up all of 2 street for New Years Day so I was intrigued. Grabbed 40 bucks cash, left my watch and chain on the kitchen counter, and walked out my front door near 4th and Reed and headed right down to the pub. I've probably passed 2 Street Pub 6 times a week since moving into the neighborhood a few weeks ago. I've always seen a solid local crowd there. That's why this spot peaked my interest. I've never had a bad time at a local bar. It was a Tuesday night and unbeknownst to me there was an open mic comedy night in full swing. I walked in, got a few side eyes, from the patrons as it's a locals spot (NOTE* all patrons were dudes so if you're looking to find your next baby mom, keep going south), but ordered my shot and beer ($11 for jamo and coors!!!!) and found a seat in the corner to listen to the stand up. As I laughed at the jokes, the patrons realized I was just there to enjoy myself and the vibe got chill real fast. I did not stop laughing until I had to go home, I'm serious, the line up was very funny with intelligent jokes. The side eyes I referenced before turned into hand shakes and introductions, and were all from the comics who were about to perform; some of which were well versed in stand up, others just giving it their best, who were probably a little nervous about having to perform in front of a stranger because the space is that intimate. Some moments made me feel like I was in a group therapy session where the delivery was based on a need to fulfill a therapeutic goal. That's not a rip on anyone, that's pure expression and it was cool to see. These guys were true artists, it takes guts to get up in front of people and deliver your stuff...no one disappointed. For a corner bar in South Philly on a Tuesday, this was an absolute treat. The bartender was great, I spent $38.00 bucks (including tip) and went home with a belly full of Irish whiskey and beer and some great jokes to tell friends. I'll be going back next Tuesday a little earlier to grab some food but I'm giving this spot 5 stars. This has been another SDS review, tip your bartenders 25%, tip you servers 35%, and most importantly, order the most expensive thing on the menu, WHY NOT! -SDS- THE MOST EXPENSIVE ITEM ON THE MENU

Pizza was great-not too strong, not overly oily or greasy, with good crust. Ted, the owner was…read moreparticularly affable. This was our first visit but we'll be back.

I've been here a few times and the food is good, but the staff are even better. One of the few…read moreplaces in Bryn Mawr where I felt the staff really take care of the customers just from conversing. It's the main reason people keep coming back, because this is the type of place you want in your community. Large menu, so people always can find something to enjoy. Wings, cheesesteaks, pizza, hoagies... I've never been disappointed.

My initial experience with Malo's occurred one afternoon when I simply wanted chicken…read morefingers...good chicken fingers. So the search and research started. I wanted somewhere close and I wanted the best. First of all, this is not something I ever order; one of those cravings that hit me, and simply nothing else would suffice. It had to be chicken fingers and fries. I couldn't even tell you the last time I had even had chicken fingers and fries. After looking online at tons of suggestions and reviews for places in Delco, I settled on Malo's and I couldn't be happier I did. Since then, we have returned for pizza to give that a shot too, and again...not only pleasantly surprised, but downright blown away. The people running the place and cooking are great. Pleasant on the phone when ordering, extremely helpful and patient, as well as nice and welcoming when you arrive to pick up your food. It appears this has been a family-owned institution in Collingdale for many years now, and for good reason. The place is what would expect from a classic corner store pizza shop with short order Italian favorites, and I wouldn't say stop in to eat there unless you have to, this is more of a order and take home kind of place. What breaks the mold, is the wonderful food; that's what's it's all about anyway though! The pizza "chicken rostina" had a plethora of delicious ingredients and was cooked well, served perfectly hot, and was still steaming when we arrived home. However, the true jewel in the crown of this place is the chicken fingers. I cannot explain in words, regardless of how hard I try, how great these chicken fingers actually are. "Godlike" would be a fitting descriptor, but it's more of something that one simply needs to experience. Optimally thin and perfectly sized cutlets, seasoned with love, and just ever so lightly breaded that a paper thin crust encapsulates the juicy chicken inside. Laid over a bed of your choice of French fry type, for a very reasonable price considering how good they are, served so hot, that when I got them home my first time, it was still like they had just been pulled from the fryer. Best part, they are not sad and rubbery, or soggy and greasy, just crispy and juicy, golden filets of wonder that even after you have five, regardless of how full you are, entice you to want more. There are many delicious reasons to give Malo's a shot, but number one on that list is the chicken finger platter. You simply cannot strike out with that. If you live in lower Delco, this place should be a regular order or delivery spot for you, and if it isn't, you're probably doing food wrong. If you haven't been here yet, I highly recommend you get there and put them to the test, and blame me if you don't agree. Though, I think it will be very hard for you to try and prove me wrong...unless of course you just don't like living a life full of flavor.

I hit up Malo's for a to-go order and was happy with the pizza and my visit. Parking is on street…read moreand can be a little tough. You'll probably find spots on the side streets rather than right on MacDade Blvd. The staff inside looked to be all family and were very nice. The front area was a bit cluttered, but the kitchen and prep area appeared clean. I ordered one plain cheese pizza and one pepperoni pizza and they were done in about 15 mins. There are a few chairs to wait for your order inside. The bill was around $30 for the two pizzas. Now for the important part, both pizzas smelled great and had a nice round Neapolitan/NY Style appearance. The cheese was fresh and of good quality, there wasn't much if any grease on the plain and the Pepperoni wasn't overly greasy. The crust was soft, but had some crispy bite to it. Sauce was tangy and sweet. Each plain slice stood straight as an arrow, not much flop going on with the Pepperoni either. The co-workers I brought the pizza to enjoyed it and said it was good solid pizza. I agree. I think Malo's is a good safe pick for pizza if your in the area. Thanks guys!