Gigi's Corner is located at the end of a strip of stores on Allision Road in Oreland. As you walk…read morein there are several tables along the left side and their counter is opposite the front door. The interior has an upscale deli vibe with the menu written along the left wall. I stopped in for a sausage, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. The total with tax was just over $7 and it was well worth it. The bun was the fantastic and the sandwich didn't fall apart. I highly recommend you check this place out. They also offer lunch and desert options. I believe the rolls are from Le Bus which would explain why the roll was so good.

Amazing catering service. The food was raved about for weeks after our party and gave us a great…read morerep. The sliders were delicious, recommend the chicken salad, ham and cheese, and roasted vegetables. But if you don't get their wraps you're missing out. The turkey avocado wrap was delicious. The desert and charcuterie boards shouldn't be missed out on. Service was fast and they were friendly.

Hours keep changing. I went at 1:58. Signs says close at 3, then a hand written note said close at…read more2. I was there before 2 and I was told no and then left. Terrible business model won't be going back anytime soon

Pastrami sandwich in the grill was excellent. Little small is my only issue with it because it did…read morecost $15.

A real gem hidden in Chestnut Hill. An amazing and tantalizing selection of beers and ciders,…read morelargely in singles, so you can try new things without making a big investment. The store is very well organized and things are well displayed, so you can browse all the options like books in a library, or go straight to what you're looking for it that's what you want. The owners are very nice and helpful. So nice to see a mom & pop shop (literally) like this. Chestnut Hill is lucky to have them.

Impressive selection of beverages to choose from and helpful staff. Still, I really, really miss…read morethe days when it was a bar taking over the Towey's space; it had such a cool vibe.

Called after received a menu and thought it would be too far. They are so accommodating and brought…read moremy pizza out even though the on line said I was not a known address. Real professional and the food was out of this world and piping hot!!! I'm ordering tonight again and my mouths watering just thinking about it!

This review only applies to their cheesesteaks since I've never had their pizza. They make a…read moredelicious cheesesteak. Right up there with the famous places, and quite a bit cheaper too. The staff was chipper and quick. Definitely a must if you need a good, reasonably priced cheesesteak.

Sooo vibey! It's close to a park and will make a cute frolick-around-the-park-then-coffee day!…read moreIndoors is tight and can feel very packed! But outside it's a great spot to people-watch as it's right at an intersection. I do wish they prohibit cars from parking right in front of the bakery so you are not left staring at the side of a van the whole time (: They allow your fur babies inside! Coffee-wise, we had iced matcha latte and iced americano. The americano was smooth with an oakey aftertaste and some herbal notes. A bit fruity and sour, they probably use light roasts for their espresso beans (big plus!). My friend said the coffee made him felt like he was "floating down a cliff in Morocco" so it's THAT vibey We'll be back to try their pastries in the future!

This place has some older reviews that I don't think apply anymore. Wonderful indoor ambiance warm…read moreand cozy. Kind staff. Delicious fast and healthy food. They also have vegan cream cheese which is a great dairy free option for bagel.

Loved the cheesesteak! Can't wait to get again. My first time being a customer, but certainly not…read moremy last.

Was surprised to find such good food in what looks like a gas station. Turkey Cobb salad was very…read moregood with fresh turkey, bacon and hard boiled eggs. We like their cheesesteak egg rolls as well. Their breakfast sandwiches were very good as well. Nice folks run it.

Great food, great neighborhood, owner sent us home with a complimentary piece of cake!read more

The Schmiter was great ! The Guinness too! Friendly fabulous…read morefamily owned restaurant!

A spot of old world tastiness in Chestnut Hill. It is worth the trip just for the coffee but the…read morefood gives this spot a unique advantage over your regular breakfast spot. Save room for dessert.

Delicious food and cozy environment. Smoothie made well and the raspberry was a great touch. The…read morecrepe was cooked well and the bacon extra was cooked well and a good amount was given. The flavors of everything were consistently good here and well balanced. Staff is friendly here. This location is more of a cafe than the restaurants of a similar name.

The Bagel House sits in the rear of an old stone house at 804 Bethlehem Pike, Glenside. Small…read moreparking lot behind the building close by the door into the shop which appears more a walkout basement. By 1.00 on a Saturday afternoon the inventory was pretty light, but I scored a garlic bagel with veggie cream cheese. Service was fine as they explained they were closing in an hour. My order was completed quickly; wrapped and bagged as my change was tossed in the tip jar. The rounder was denser than I prefer, but still fresh and loaded with roasted garlic nubs and almost chunky veggies in the homemade spread. The menu offered breakfast and lunch sandwiches and standards like nova lox cut to order and traditional American fare like bacon, sausage or pork roll on bagel of choice. If I find myself in the neighborhood some morning I would be tempted to check them out. 3.5 STARS

Was in the area and hungry so looked up where to get a bagel close by. I should have read reviews…read morebut didn't. When I found the place it was behind a house in the bottom floor. When we walked in it was warm as if no AC and dark and dingy. The bagel baskets were almost empty and it was only 10am so I asked if they baked every day to which the owner replied yes but that today they weren't baking any more. I found this odd because it was so early and the baskets were so empty and they do have a lunch menu. Ok so we proceeded to order. My son got a chicken salad sandwich on an everything bagel and I was interested in the whitefish because it said they made their own "chunky" whitefish salad so I asked to see it. He showed my a container and it looked chunky and good so I ordered it. We also got 1/2 dozen bagels for my son to go, small chocolate milk and a container of garlic and herb cream cheese. The bill came to $53! I questioned the $2.49 price per bagel and was told he had employees to pay "sometimes" and benefits etc. (He was the only one there and the place was empty) When I left and opened my bagel with "chunky" whitefish it was the worst sandwich ever! The bagel was far from fresh, very dense and dry and there was the smallest spread of whitefish on it and not one"chunk" of fish! It was like a bait and switch and so disappointing! I felt so ripped off by everything and the owner's excuse on the astronomical pricing was the icing (I'm also used to NY bagel pricing and he's even higher with what seems very little overhead) I would never go back and do not recommend this place for anyone!

I recently dropped by and ordered two small hoagies. One woman greeted me as soon as I entered, and…read morethe other two smiled as they were working. The place was clean and organized. The woman who took my order said it would be 5-10 minutes, and she was right. When I got to my in-laws' house, they were so happy to have the hoagies with fresh soft rolls. The spicing was yummy and the peppers and pickles were on the side as I asked. My Italian mother-in-law knows her stuff and said it was a treat. So, not sure about the other negative reviews--my experience was perfect.

If you are a Philly local then you are accustomed to getting your primos hoagie with a free side of…read morejust okay customer service. Hell, you almost look forward to going in and asking for a bada bing and some side eye, makes ya feel at home. What you certainly do not go in for is the complete lack of customer service or to be "educated" by some part time high school punk about how the customer should order their HOAGIE bowl. According to the company website, that the arrogant and argumentative boy (edited to reflect his attitude and not appearance. ), directed me to, Primos states that "Another delicious breadless item PrimoHoagies offers are the Hoagie Bowls. The same hoagies you know and love but without the bread." Most locations within the city will ask either which toppings you want or you tell them what you want left off. Many consider that a "Hoagie" by definition already includes meats and toppings. EXCEPT at the Chestnut hill location when the children are working. You call, ask for a hoagie in a bowl and you show up and get pathetically sliced meat pile with slopped on dressing in a plastic container AND a free side of confidently incorrect, nonsense. Pic of sad AF excuse for food. When asked for the toppings to be added I was instead admonished for not asking for the "hoagie bowl" properly. Well pardon my lack of mind reading capabilities but instead of telling me all the ways I'm wrong about your system, why must I have to argue with you about remaking it accurately?!?! If you are looking for a delicious hoagie and the normal side of Philly sass, go to MT Airy Deli. Consistently correct orders and yummy.