In the last few weeks I've hiked trails near Downingtown twice. After my first hike, I came across…read morethe Station Taproom as a place where I hoped to get a beer (or two) while I was waiting for the train back home. After my second hike no question that I wanted to come back here for another visit. Station Taproom is an attractive and comfortable pub with what I found to be an unexpected menu. Many dishes had an Asian influence, but with the additional plus of showcasing some exciting combinations of ingredients. VEGAN BANH MI ::: I had this on my first visit. The sandwich was made with plant-based meatballs, along with carrots, cucumber, plus much more in the mix. (I detected a note of hoisin in the mix, though not mentioned in the menu). "Meatballs" were definitely unexpected in a banh mi. WONTON NACHOS ::: On my second visit to the Taproom, which was last week, I had "wonton nachos". As per the menu, some of the ingredients were "hoisin-berry BBQ pork" as well as mozzarella and pepper jack, and wonton chips. Presentation was important, and I could see that they had spent extra time in plating the dish. A finishing touch was the "micro cilantro" that was delicately sprinkled over the top. I love cilantro, but had never seen it in "micro" form. It was very fresh, wondering now whether they grew it themselves. BEERS ::: On both my visits, "Rachel" made excellent recommendations for hazy IPA's. Great experiences both times.

I love Station. Great place for a beer and a game. They have the best French fries on earth...read more

Great atmosphere in a historic tavern full of local character and characters. We had French onion…read moresoup, pierogies, and Longwood burgers. Everything was very tasty. Great bar area to watch sports. Private parking lot with disabled parking. *Not ADA compliant entrance or bathroom. 2 steps to get from parking lot into building. Very pleasant, welcoming staff and very reasonable food and beverage prices.

Dined here on 9/21 for my mother's birthday. 3 of us had a salad with "grilled chicken" which was…read morenot actually fresh. It was obviously frozen chicken pieces that had been thawed. This was very disappointing as the rest of the salad was very good.

My husband and I went to The Social for the first time Saturday. It was about 2:30 pm. Place wasn't…read morecrowded, several people around the bar and a couple of tables with couples. Ambiance was nice enough and the music playing was a fantastic mix of classic rock. We both started with soup. My husband with the gumbo with cornbread and me with a daily special mushroom and brisket soup. Both were wonderful. The cornbread is off the hook and the gumbo was so flavorful with a really nice kick. Entrees were the pistachio crusted chicken for my husband. Crispy on the outside, juicy inside with crabmeat on top, served with garlicky mashed potatoes and some veggies. I had the shrimp and grits which is a go to item for me and they out did themselves. Shrimp was perfectly cooked and the grits were delicious with Tasso ham; just the right bite with some spice. Service was pleasant if a little slow but the food and music more than made up for it. Overall a great experience. We will definitely be back!!

We stopped in here after many a drive by. We are always on the hunt for a good chicken and waffles…read moreand here we found a tasty one. The chicken was nicely crispy and moist and it appeared to be two boneless thigh pieces. The waffle was thin and light and eggy almost like a brioche dough. The syrup was a cholula maple which was all over. I would have preferred a side of it to put it exactly where I wanted it. I say that because there was also a side of potatoes and two slices of bacon on the plate, both which were good but didn't bring anything to the plate. I would have preferred a bit more waffle and maybe a bacon crumble. My dining partner ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich which was absent of any heat. It was well prepared, just not what was ordered. Service was pleasant and efficient.

Our server Mikey was wonderful and very attentive! Their kids eat for free deal on Sundays was a…read morenice surprise when we got our tab.

Mike S provided Great service. Helped me out with a new meal when it came out cold. Thanks!read more

This was a GOOD visit! First off... I didn't even know…read moreDowningtown had a downtown! And then we found East Branch Brewing Company. Five beers we really liked. Brussels sprouts cooked in an AMAZING sauce. And then... a pickle bowl?! Who knew I would love a pickle bowl?!? But wait... PICKLED GRAPES?! I'm not kidding. They're GOOD. Like... really, really good! Great beer. Great food. Great pickles. Great visit! And I'm pretty sure this place used to be a firehouse because that fire hydrant handrail is one of the coolest little touches I've seen. East Branch Brewing... you've officially made the rotation.

Overall, our experience was good, but not sure we would come back. We saw the rooftop umbrellas as…read morewe were driving down Main Street and thought it looked good so we stopped in. There was a nice big parking lot that was right next to the restaurant. We first tried to sit on the rooftop, they had a bunch of picnic tables up there. The ambiance was nice, but the way the sun was in the sky there was no shade. We chose to sit inside instead. It was fairly empty for 6pm on a Saturday. Our waitress was super nice. Husband and I each got a beer (brewed on site). They were good, happy to see a large selection that wasn't all IPAs. We started with the soft pretzel. It was tasty, big and soft. Husband got the brisket noodles. He loved them, but agreed with the menu warning that they were very spicy. I got the fried chicken sandwich. It was okay, nothing special. Kids each got the chicken nuggets and fries. The chicken was fresh hand breaded chicken breast. The French fries were very overdone. Overall, it was fine, but nothing worth coming back for.

Now this is how you run a business! This place is awesome from start to finish. Very clean,…read morefriendly staff, great decor, land ots of cool artwork displayed, which is also for sale. Excellent menu from traditional breakfast items to amazing sandwiches, salads and other delicious mouth watering choices. I recommend the omelettes and pancakes. In fact, everything looked good here. This place is very busy and bustling. No reservations, but the staff do a very good job of keeping things moving. Other breakfast and lunch establishments should pattern themselves after Green Street Grill. Be very friendly, hospitable, serve quality food and treat your staff well. I can't wait to come back. Check them out! You'll love it here!!

11 years later and still my favorite breakfast place. It really is "all about the gravy, baby." No…read moremore puréed cauliflower for me. (see my last review). Partner still in love with the Telly. And I found my perfect order. One scrambled egg, with sides of andouille sausage gravy and cornbread. The cornbread is really good. And they have V-8 and grapefruit juice. My two favorites. Just had water today. The stars of the operation are the staff. Service is stellar. Our only wish is they would come to our town.

Service is so great and the restaurant is always so clean. We went with a large group and they were…read moreso accommodating and helpful. Not to mention the food was great! We didn't grab many pics but everything was delicious and the sides of broccoli rabe and stuffed mushrooms were very memorable. As a meal I got the pasta dimare - it was enough to share with the table! Very good and the portion was HUGE!

I highly recommend this restaurant. My husband and I had a wonderful dinner there tonight. My…read morehusband had the homemade chicken soup and it was outstanding. I had the Seafood Alfredo over linguine. It was full of shrimp, scallops and crab and was delicious. My husband had the Eggplant Parmesan and it was really tasty. Our entrees came with a house salad and Italian bread and butter. Our bill was only about $64. Very reasonable. The salads had their delicious homemade ranch dressing on them. Our waiter and the other staff members were excellent. The restaurant also appears to be very clean.

Restaurant Rating: 4/5 Service Rating: 4/5…read moreFood Rating: 3/5 Parking: Free Parking Lot Restaurant: This restaurant is quite fascinating, as it is housed in a former firehouse. There's plenty of seating available, including options in the bar area and outside. Service: The service was good; our waitress was attentive and professional. Food: Here's what we ordered: *Chips and Queso: Just okay for the price; any store-bought queso would do the job. *Beer Battered Fish: Very good. *Achiote Shrimp: Very good. *Side of Fries: Cold and stale. It seemed like the fries were cooked too early and left sitting out before being served. Conclusion: If you're craving tacos and don't have other options nearby, this place will do. However, it's not really worth the price, with small tacos costing around $6-$8.50 each. There also seems to be a common complaint about food coming out cold, likely due to poor temperature control or coordination in the kitchen.

Great until the 'Keep Austin Weird' vibe took over…read more Tortillas are amazing straight from Texas. Brisket dries out as they chop it all beginning of day. Queso is top notch. No rice? Yeah, nah.

We LOVE Jad's Pizza!!!!!!! The owners are genuine, extremely polite, courteous and extremely…read morefriendly. They ALWAYS are on time with deliveries. Our family especially loves their wings! our grandkids love their pizza. Their whole menu is amazing!!! Biggest plus for our house is that they're gluten friendly!!!! Love you Jad's

Looking for a nice local pizza place here's one for you. Ordered delivery took about 30 minutes…read more Delivery charge was waived for my first order. I ordered a medium and they gave me a large. Flavor was great, ingredients were evenly spread, very good crust, was thin, still crispy around the edges. I would've given a 5 if they would've been a little more sausage on the pizza but overall a great pie. I'll order from them again next time I'm in town.