Great service, great drinks, went for afternoon lunch for some good Irish food…read more We had fish and chips, shepherds pie and my husband had the cheesesteak.

Amazing Irish pub, cold beers, better food chipotle chicken sandwich DELISH!…read more Very local spot 10/10 recommend

Really solid spot right on the water at Ridley Marina. It's the perfect place to go when you want a…read morerelaxed vibe and a great view of the boats. We went in winter but I'm sure it's packed in summer. The Crab Cake Sandwich is a must. It's actually full of lump crab meat instead of just being a bunch of breading and filler. We also got the Loaded Cheese Fries and they were total comfort food. The portions are huge, Great service and we even forgot our cell phone and they kept it for us to pick up. Wonderful group of people.

Ambience: Stingers Waterfront was ok... The worst experience came from the weather. It was a nice…read morehot and humid day. Since there were no available tables outside, we were placed inside in a corner table with no air circulation. The humidity felt unbearable and really played a major impact on my experience. I'm sure if I came during a mid spring day I would've had a better experience. Food: the food is the only reason I would come here again. I got a crab cake that was very robust with a fair amount of filler but had a good amount of real crabmeat. My son got the quesadilla, and it wasn't anything special. The salmon was small and flavorful. Service: also was not anything special or bad. Our waitress came by twice during our stay. It was a busy afternoon and she was working. It would've been good if they had more staff so that someone could refill our water more frequently. Like I said, the humidity had taken away from our experience. Overall, I wouldn't come here throughout the hot, humid summer months, but I may give it a second try in the winter or spring... maybe.

Sometimes you need neighborhood bar food. Service was great. The Cheesesteak Egg Rolls were…read morerecommended and I'm glad I listened. Fantastic!

In town for an occasion, stopped in here with some buddies. Absolute gem of an establishment. The…read morebartenders are A+, the place is clean as a whistle, baseball games on the TV, and best of all, every single one of us left drunk and with a full stomach for less than $30.

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!

I love Butchy and Brenda! And Theo! I have been going there for 47 years. And I'm gonna be 67 this…read moreyear.

Not the cleanest spot, but excellent ham sandwiches! Beers are expensive for such a hole in the…read morewall, but hey it serves as a petting zoo too. Meow.

Another gem hiding in plain site!! We see it every time we drive down I-95 towards Chester. Maggie…read moreMay's, she's worth the effort to get off 95 and weave thru the neighborhood. Jeff is the (one of the) owner, bartender, cook and not rude (in contrast to comments on google maps). As you can see in pics, the CS is small. But so is the price and it does taste good. The roll was big and bread which is what you want after a long day of drinking. Very good overall experience!!

BWAH HA HAAA! YES. This place. This place would only be a better dive bar if they had peanut…read moreshells on the floor or a slightly frowsy looking woman doing passionately mumbled karaoke on a broken machine in the corner. As the Christmas holiday approached, they had mini pine trees on every table. Nobody watered them and the pine trees died. They stayed on the tables. Little dead sticks in Christmas wrapping paper. It was amazing. You can see it from the interstate, but it's tough to get through the warren of Chester streets to get to it. Your best bet is to just walk down 17th street towards Philadelphia. When you think there's no way that a BAR could possibly be back HERE, you're almost there. The road ends in Maggie May's, basically. Cheap drinks, cozy space, friendly bartender. Show up 3 times and be polite and you'll be a regular whose drink orders are remembered. I love this place.

My cousin recommended this place when we first moved down to this area, so this was the first…read morerestaurant we tried, and we loved the food and the service so much, it has become our go to.

The food was very good! We had a filet steak sandwich and mushroom truffle burger. The sides of…read morefries and chips were amazing too! We can't wait to try more of their food! They have a nice drink list too!

I don't get paid to write reviews--I do it to be fair. I grew up around a family restaurant, so I…read moreknow how tough this business is. If I leave a bad review, there's a real reason. This is one of those times. With the inaugural cruise out of Philadelphia, hundreds of people were staying at the Clarion Hotel and planning to eat and drink here. This wasn't a surprise. They had weeks to prepare. They had one waitress. One bartender. We walked in before 5 PM, got told to wait, then told to seat ourselves. Found the only open table--it was dirty. Sat there for a while with no service and eventually just left. Never even got to try the food. Big crowd, guaranteed business, and they weren't ready. That's the bottom line.

Started my vacation at the Clarion with their park and fly service. Decided to eat at the Red Fire…read moreAmerican Grill for convenience. So glad we did! Amazing burgers and fries cooked to perfection and very juicy (I like it rare and it was awesome). Great prices too for burgers with premium topping at no additional charge. Our wait staff, Erin and Coin were super engaged with all the patrons and exceptionally attentive...they made it a fun atmosphere and served our food/drinks at lightening speed. And my cocktail was beyond AMAZING! So if you're staying at the Clarion or are in the neighborhood don't hesitate to stop by and see Erin and Coin! You won't regret it!

The atmosphere of the ambulance these people are from Italy and their food shows it. It is…read moremouthwatering out of this world. . You feel like you're actually in Italy it's so nice in there. Everybody should go to this place and experience it.. 5 Yumms...!!!! Family owned. This is one of them restaurants. I passed 1 million times. It's been here for a long time and I never ate there until this past weekend.

I met a helpful sommelier whose parents emigrated from Italy to Philadelphia. Looking for the…read moreinside scoop, I asked what his favorite Italian restaurant is. Portobello Cafe. So we went! The restaurant has a charming and casual vibe. Both gentlemen tending the floor are from Italy, adding an air of authenticity. You can choose to sit outdoors -- I really like the way the patio is arranged --or in the cozy dining room. Once seated, you're brought a plate of roasted peppers and a basket of hard rolls. I sprinkled olive oil and grated salt on the plate, which proved a good idea with the peppers and rolls. There were a number of appetizer specials, but we went with a basic Caesar salad. One order, pre-apportioned in the kitchen, was perfect for the two of us. I ordered branzino as an entree T, linguini Pescatore. The whole fish is brought out and fileted tableside. While I took a photo, it was just one unflattering shot of the head (which I'm not posting.) The branzino was mild and flakey, good, though the seasoning didn't break through the skin rendering it a little bland. Excellent grilled potatoes and vegetables completed my dinner. My husband's linguini was delish; while the pasta isn't made in house, it tasted like it could be, served al dente, of course. The tomato sauce was spicy enough to bring the dish over the top. Portobello is byob. (Another Yelper mentioned an $8 corkage fee, but unless they forgot to charge us, they disbanded the policy.) After our meal, with takeout box packed -- there was a lot of fish -- we were offered amaretto as a digestif. A nice touch! The restaurant isn't all that convenient to where we live but we enjoyed dinner enough to warrant a repeat visit. Next time I'll try something Italian. Or maybe salmon, which looked pretty good. Reservations suggested, particularly on weekends.