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Marple Public House

4.0 (71 reviews)

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Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for kids
Happy hour specials

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Bacon cheeseburger, fries, come back sauce and Dewey swish pants hazy ipa.
Jeff G.

This review is long overdue. We held our daughter's high school graduation party here and everything was fantastic. The food, service, staff, decor, it all worked perfectly. We still get nice feedback from people who attended the party back in April 23'. We had the place to ourselves from 12-3 on a Saturday for a very reasonable price. My wife and I go here a few times a month for dinner and happy hour. I have never had a bad meal. We love the roast beef, burgers, Brussels sprouts, wings, pizza and fries. Honestly, I don't think you can go wrong. The bartenders are friendly, attentive and make a solid drink. They typically have a pretty diverse beer selection. I recommend the Dewey swishy pants hazy ipa. You will be handed a menu and cocktail and beer list when you sit down. If you are in the surrounding area it is worth checking out. The bar and dining room are not huge, which I like. The place holds about 90 people. If I have to say one weak spot, I would go with the parking. There is a small lot and the overflow parks across the street in the neighborhood. That is a minor inconvenience in my opinion. In the end, I am happy to finally have a bar in Broomall that we can now call our "local spot". It is quickly turning into our favorite hang out. See you there, cheers!

Valerie S.

I thought the Marple Public House was great. I was having lunch with one of my best friends who lives in Broomall and she suggested this place. She also suggested the fried chicken sandwich and I'm really glad she did because it was pretty amazing - a large super crispy and juicy chicken breast on a toasty potato roll with a yummy dill pickle slaw. SOOOO good! They don't have a real extensive menu, but hallelujah, their choices are not the typical fare you usually see on menus in Delco and that makes me happy. I definitely want to go back and try the Big Daddy Burger and a couple of their pizzas which sound absolutely fabulous. Will be going back very soon!

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Matt M.

My wife found this place and took me there to celebrate. It was nicely laid out and offered outdoor seating, nice ambiance. We were greeted as soon as we walked in even with the employee being busy. The bartender provided menus and was patient with us working through it and also gave us recommendations, but saying how alot of the food was good. The old fashioned I thought was pretty good and the blueberry martini is good. We ended up getting the wings and had them made with garlic parm and Buffalo, which were amazing.....that is the only way you should get them. The Brussel sprouts were also really good, they could have used a little salt but I also realize the dish was supposed to have nuts but I am allergic so I am sure that would have filled the void. We decided to go in with the pizza and that was amazing. The bread was fresh and amazing, while the cheese and topings were fresh also. It was a great experience and we couldn't stop eating. It was a great way to celebrate and I can't wait to go back. Follow me on Facebook (Matt Millz) and Instagram (minmattmills) for more.

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Noelle I.

Hidden Gem in Broomall! We went here following a subsequent dinner outside and I was still hungry. We just got appetizers but they were amazing. We will definitely be coming back for entrees. We had the fries, brussel sprouts and burrata. These were all so filling! The burrata was complimented with a bacon/fried porkbelly pieces, walnuts, jam, and balsamic glaze. Each bite was complimented beautifully with the condiments of the burrata. The brussel sprouts and I believe it had a fish sauce glaze, yes, fish sauce glaze with goat cheese I believe on top was to die for. Best brussel sprouts ever! The fries you can get loaded with crab, but we opted for plain fries and they were crunchy but just a tad too salty. Overall great experience. For drinks, my husband got a beer and I got the Marple Tea. Would highly recommend it. It was not too strong and had enough liquor for me for the night. Would definitely recommend checking it out!

"Not"zzarella Balls: gooey meaty cheese, cheddar & vinegar dusted.
Anthony S.

The food at Marple Public House is always a treat! It's different from everything else around. Unique flavors and twists. So many delicious things to try on their menu. Here are a few things I have tried recently. Go check them out if you want to try something different! Mom's Meatloaf Sandwich: served warm, sweet onion, house pickles. BBQ mayo, Paul's cheese blend, seeded roll. "Not"zzarella Balls: gooey meaty cheese, cheddar & vinegar dusted. Big Daddy Burger: 2 beef Pattie's, griddled & mustard slathered, caramelized onions, cooper sharp, shaved lettuce, special sauce, griddled potato bun. Crispy Brussel Sprouts: goat cheese, Asian pear, toasted peanuts, Vietnamese fish sauce caramel. Fried Shrimp and Pickles: gulf shrimp, comeback sauce, and lemon. Broccolini Caesar with Scottish Salmon: garlicky croutons, soft boiled egg, Caesar dressing, shower of grated pecorino.

Crab fries with lump crabmeat...so good!
Mahogany D.

Food is fantastic, atmosphere is great! The Marple tea is absolutely delicious Chicken sandwich is delicious can't wait to go back and try other things on the menu.

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Dan S.

Found out this place was opening up so we checked it out. Only the third day in business but there is a ton of potential here. I had the pomegranate margarita, which was refreshing but could've been a bit more flavorful, and the marple pizza, which was good but needed maybe a bit more blue cheese to add that next level flavor. The general manager Matthew came over to introduce himself, explain some of the new restaurant and what they plan to do in the near future. We explained some gluten free options moving forward would be great as my wife is gluten intolerant, and we were informed the menu should be expanding in September. I think this place is close to hitting a home run if it continues to ride its early momentum. The crowd, atmosphere and food all were great to start out. Here's to a long running stay in Broomall.

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Hamburger was ok. Very little fixings on it. Kinda expensive for not getting fries. Service was slow. But it was trivia night.

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Wonderful ambience, friendly and helpful people. Super food and amazing beer selection. Highly recommend checking out this local treasure.

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parking is behind the restaurant

Is there any outdoor seating?

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