Best place in town! Love going here owners are awesome and love eating and drinking here.read more

The food was horrible this time around I don't know if they have new cooks or not but the food use…read moreto be good

I had the pleasure of experiencing this cozy, rhythmic lounge on Friday night. I have driven past…read morethis establishment more times than I care to say but I always thought... I'm going to check them out one day. I'm grateful I finally made "one day" happen. I received the weekly email reminder that The Larry Price Quintet was scheduled to perform. I read the bio and really liked that Larry Price had his students accompanying him. The Venue: Intimate and cozy with a fantastic sound system. The Cuisine: Asian fusion with healthy portions that are huge on flavor! What We Njoyed: Deep Fried Wonton Strips - w/sweet and spicy Asian dipping sauce. 5/5 Suyun's Famous Shrimp Fried Rice (mild and medium) the medium has jalapeño heat and it definitely has a little kick. 5/5 Jamey's Special Wild Caught Rock Shrimp Tempura w/garlic chili aioli, broccoli florets and jasmine rice. 5/5 Lemon Drop Martini and Mitchell & Mitchell Cabernet Sauvignon Everything was delicious and I'm not sure what they season their broccoli with but ummmm yummy! The Performance: Superb.... Standing ovation!! As Jamey mentioned when he introduced Larry Price, "He's been around the world more times than Santa Claus"! Mr. Price certainly has Santa Claus energy and magic on the saxophone. He has to be an extraordinary educator as well since the 4 young men that made up the whole of the quintet sounded as if they have been playing for decades. I wish all of them much success in their future endeavors! The Staff: We were greeted by Jamey when we walked in. The gentleman working the bar, the lovely waitress that single handedly worked the entire venue and the Chef's were all delightful and a major part of why I'll return. If you enjoy live music, great food, great people and a cozy lounge atmosphere, treat yourself to a show at Jamey's House of Music. Sign up for their weekly reminders on their website at: https://www.jameyshouseofmusic.com/

[895] 4/7/2019…read moreJazz music.. amazing!! Since Jamey's offer a Sunday brunch we decided to check this place out. We parked across the street. There is also plenty of parking next door at the train station so don't let this busy street stop you from coming in. The music was awesome. Sounds like it is a sign in and play day. The talent was AMAZING!!! The stage was large with tons of seating. You can see the top notch sound system on hand. We sat in the front area (sounds like there may be a back dining room as well). There was 8 of us in a room that seats about 12. The food was amazing (check out my pics)!! We loved every single bite! Not a single complaint from any of us... My only issues were that the food took forever to come (over an hour but not a big deal in the scheme of thing). From the dining area we could not see the talent but we enjoyed the sound. They need a TV screen so we can watch from the dining area. The waitress was a teen that was DEFINITELY not properly trained. We had to go up and get our own napkins, forks, spoons. etc... And we cleaned up after ourselves. The friendly teen was definitely overwhelmed as there was a customer coming to complain about wait time. They had an older lady that was near the sign up that was doing nothing. She saw us going to grab silverware and didn't offer to help.. just moved out of the way so we can help ourselves. No smile when I paid (over $100 for our crew). I also came with my own "Birthday" table sign and wore a birthday sash .. one would think ONE person would say happy birthday or acknowledge our large table? nope The place was packed by the time we finished eating so no place to sit and watch the talent. So for next brunch.... I will order.. then sit and watch the talent and take my food to go... . The food and music is so worth it... I will also come back on a paid talent night. .I can only imagine how cool that will be. I'll definitely be back.

The Waterford is a great place to get your pool experience on. It's fun, the staff is cool, and the…read morefood is good especially the shrimp soup o and the fried chicken is really awesome.

Great preshow / post show stop for the Tower!! A hidden…read moregem!! Saw the Allman Brothers years ago at the TOWER, and the drummer & bass player came in after the show!!!! NICE!!!

A local, home town bar, that welcomed us strangers. Switched a tv to our sports team. Had a great…read moredrink and food menu. Super friendly staff that helped us with our beer and food choices. Delicious food. If we are close to Philly airport again we will visit for sure.

Fast and friendly service. Very good bar food with very small prices. Plenty of regulars that…read morefriendly. Pleasant bar tender staff.

Tuesday burger $10?!? WOW!…read more great food, great service, loud interior This is probably the best burger deal in the past few years. Did I mention it was amazing as well. I will definitely return for a second.

The wings fell off the bone and eggrolls were great! Service was fast and server Mike was attentiveread more

Older, well-maintained corner bar. Stopped for midweek lunch and just a couple of regulars (older…read moreguys) at the bar. This place is probably jumping on weekends with the outside patio and corn hole and DJ area inside. Burgers were really thick n tasty but hard to tell if they were done all the way through. Server (Amber) was very nice and attentive.

Absolutely Fantastic! A True Local Favorite! I stopped by…read moreMcGillicuddy's Tinicum and ordered the Parmesan Italiano, and WOW the food was incredible! The portion was generous, the flavors were rich and delicious, and everything tasted freshly prepared. You can really tell they put love into their dishes. The service was just as amazing. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made me feel welcomed from the moment I walked in. It's rare to find a place with both great food and outstanding customer service, but McGillicuddy's delivers on every level. If you're in the area, this spot is a must-try. I'll definitely be back!

Attended a MALT (Mt. Airy Learning Tree) mixology class! What fun was had with a good friend! We…read moremet other like-minded drink enthusiasts! We learned how to make: Daquiri's...Manhattan's ....Whiskey Sours...French 75's & Old Fashioned drinks! I would attend future classes.

Wow, what a great local Irish dance / bar / activity center…read more Came here this Saint Patties day with my girlfriend and her book club to learn how to dance some Irish jigs. Place was filled with folks at the bar but we got to go to one of the main halls they use for events that has loads of space for all. They performed music and even had dance instructors that partook in the affair to help us newbies learn the dancing steps. Tons of people were drinking Guinness, and appeared to be having a ball. They also have a train station within a few steps of the entrance, so if you want to get tanked and train / Uber home it is made convenient for you to do so. I hope to be back soon and recommend you stop in and check out the place if your looking for a friendly neighborhood Irish bar. As always people SYOY!!!

Went here for a birthday dinner and it was my first time visiting. The staff was super friendly and…read moreprompt, and the whole place had a higher end feel without feeling stuffy. I really liked all the plants throughout the space too, they gave it a cool, relaxed vibe. The focaccia was great, and we enjoyed the main dishes as well. There was a good variety, so everyone had something different to try. Dessert wasn't my personal favorite, but I really appreciated that they were willing to get creative and try something I'd never seen before: corn ice cream. Definitely an interesting way to end the meal!

My heart aches for the guests of the Residence Inn that sits underneath one of Philadelphia's truly…read moregreat restaurants. While these transient wretches microwave their Sad Cuisine in their Marriot holding cells, Lark's seventh floor aerie curates a dining experience well worth the exorbitant price tag. The service here is outrageously on-point while the appetizer, pasta and main courses are both inventive and delicious. I love duck and their duck in a currant infused sauce was the best I've ever had... anywhere. Given the tiny portions there's no risk of leaving here "stuffed" but you will leave amazed and satisfied that you have experienced something truly special. As a bonafide hater of foodie hype in any form, I have no choice but to give Lark a resounding five stars. PS... Bala Cynwyd, PA must have more cemeteries (including a sprawling Pet cemetery) per capita than any place on the planet. More poor souls that will never experience Lark.