From start to finish, our omakase experience was 10/10. Happy bellies…read more 15 courses. Some courses with fishes we have never tried before. Conquered my fear of raw oysters and ate 2! Service was fantastic, granted it was early on a Sunday before most folks eat dinner Chef Cody meticulously explained each course as he prepared it, even the 3 dishes made in the kitchen. He was a joy to experience this with.

My partner and I dined here after a meeting we had in Newtown Square. She larned about the…read morerestaurant from Kelly Drives, a program on the local TV station that features establishments in and around Philadelphia. We did not have to wait very long before being seated at a booth. The booth is semi-private. The ambiance of the restaurant is subdued. We ordered the Wagyu Beef Gyoza, Garden Ginger Salad, Beef Drunken Noodle and Tuna Trio. The Beef Drunken Noodle was outstanding. I don't usually like noodle dishes and absolutely love this one. The service we received was very good. This is definitely one of our favorite places to go for Japanese food because the flavors remind us of the meals we had in Japan.

We had fabulous service and food. Loved the local feel and…read moreambiance. Glad to see it busy on a week night:

This is the first place I've ever walked out of after having appetizers. I was really excited to…read morehave dinner here based on the reviews. The service was really terrible. When I walked in for a table, it seemed like I was inconveniencing the waitress and bartender even though we were the only table there. The appetizer I ordered was OK and there was a bug in my drink. If the staff was less stand offish and the app wasn't dry, I would've at least tried the dinner. Will not be returning. :(

This is definitely a lively neighborhood restaurant. We were there on Tuesday night at 5:20pm and…read moreit was hopping. There are booths as well as high tops in the bar area. There are several TVs playing sports. Claire D took care of us. She was friendly and helpful. There are many great options on the menu. It was such a cold night that we went with comfort foods. We tried the triple smoked bacon wrapped meatloaf and the broiled jumbo lump crab cake. Everything was delicious. They have Coke products. There's a large parking lot in the shopping center where Casey's is located. We look forward to dining at Casey's again in the future.

Hands down Noelle our server was amazing. She was friendly, efficient, clearly loved her job, had…read morea fabulous attitude, helpful going over the menu and making suggestions. This place was packed on a Friday night so thankful we made a reservation. Large place with a lot of tables and booths. Still decorated for Christmas. The French onion soup was a little salty. Those who got the snapper soup loved it but hands down the creole soup was the best. It was so good we took a quart home for the weekend. Nothing like a good bowl of hot soup on a cold winter day. Overall everyone enjoyed their meal. The shrimp were lightly breaded and cooked perfectly. The crab cake was a little on the small side. The Nashville chicken was hot and spicy just the way you would except it to be. The scallops I'm told were also good. The peach cobbler was fair. The crust was too heavy, too dense and in my opinion just too much of it. The chocolate lava brownie tasty.

I had heard that this place was owned by the folks who owned the Drexel Ale House many years ago in…read morethe Bond Shopping Center in the Drexel Hill section of Upper Darby. We used to frequent the DH location frequently but it has come to my understanding that those folkssold some time ago. If so, that might explain what has happened here because it's not even close. It is a dive bar, just like the old Drexel Ale House but in the worst way. It's dirty, dingy and dilapidated inside. When we arrived, there were three women smoking just outside so we entered only to be greeted by a patron who directed us to a table in the back for "the path of least resistance,"whatever that means. We sat a booth near the front only to learn that one of the three women out front (none of whom greeted us) was the barmaid and waitress. After what took forever after she came in, we got a menu and ordered the roast beef sandwich. If you add anything it's extra - cheese $2 or $3, long hots and broccoli rabe also a few buck extra, so your sandwich can easily approach and pass the $20 mark. They came with small plastic cup of jus and a bit of horseradish. The sandwich itself was very generous but unevenly cut with thick and thin slices and not super tender. I stopped to use the ladies' room before leaving. It is not handicapped accessible in any way shape or form. Newtown Square is asleep or just let these guys get away with it.

Based upon the photos on their website, I was initially confused when walking inside. The Ale House…read moreis more bar than restaurant but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Wouldn't go as far to call it a Dive Bar but portrayed a small, friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Food prices slightly high for the quality but the service was great and the beer was cold. Seemed like a great place to watch a game or meet some friends. Plenty of parking. I wouldn't go out of my way to do so but plan to stop again soon.

Returned after an 8 year absences! Took our daughter & grandson for her birthday dinner to Newtown…read moreSquare location. Was impressed with the good service & care with my food allergies. John Jackson brought out the iPad with recipe ingredient to let me know I'd be safe eating eat what I wanted to order. John the chef made my crab cakes (3) so I could enjoy them. Steaks were cooked perfectly, side dishes mashed garlic potatoes, mushrooms in Demi glacé, creamed spinach were splendid. Birthday mini cheesecake with berries was tasty.

Unfortunately, our experience at Ruth's Chris was very disappointing. We were seated at 5:15 PM and…read moredidn't leave until 7:30 PM, with the food taking nearly two hours to arrive. To make matters worse, my daughter's mac and cheese was not properly cooked, which was especially disappointing given the price and reputation of the restaurant. We understand that restaurants can get busy, but waiting that long for our meal and then receiving an improperly cooked dish made the experience frustrating. We expected much better service and quality from Ruth's Chris. We sat outside. Wasn't packed. we sat for a hour before the waitress came back to get our drinks. Then once asked the manager we finally got her to order her food.

LaScala never disappoints. From the moment you walk in, the experience is outstanding. The service…read moreis always attentive, welcoming, and professional, which makes every visit feel special. The food is absolutely delicious -- from the classic chopped salad to the pasta and entrees, everything is fresh, flavorful, and consistently excellent. A big part of what makes LaScala such a great place is the leadership of General Managers Matt and Steve. They do an incredible job making sure guests feel taken care of and that everything runs smoothly. You can tell they take pride in the restaurant and the experience they create for their customers. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere every time. Highly recommend!

My new favorite happy hour in West Chester. Been there 2 times now- for their 3-6HH. Drinks were…read morevery well executed. Kettle one martini with blue cheeses olives and Kentucky Mule were both outstanding. Good pours including wine. The meatball trio and cheese bread were both generous and delicious. More than enough to share among 3. Service was attentive without being intrusive. Lively crowd. Color me a fan!

Amazing cocktails! I mean like the best mojito I've ever had! Had the Chicken Marsala Parpadelle…read morefor dinner...highly recommend. Place has a chill vibe. Food was solid from appetizers to dessert. Will definitely go back!

The best vibes! I love the ambiance! Went in on a Thursday night! Such beautiful decor and they…read morehave great taste in music. The lounge was very nice! Drinks were really good! The bartender/server we had was phenomenal and she was super nice! Food was delicious as well! Definitely recommend!

Great pub restaurant at downtown Media. Very buzzing and vibrant from the football crowd. Love the…read moreenergy in there. We were semi-self service in the restaurant because it was only 1 person working in the front. I felt really bad for him. He took sometime to order and brought the food out. Nevertheless the food was good. The mussels were flavorful. The sauce was white-wine base. Very unique. It came with the garlic bread on the side. I highly recommend to try. The wings are tender and juicy inside, good texture, not dry. Many tables and seats inside. Bathroom is ok. Street parking. Overall a good place to watch sports and get rowdy with tasty food.

We were looking for a sports bar in Media area to watch Eagles game while having lunch with big…read moregroup of friends. Tap 24 was the one that had dining area right in front of the entrance with huge large glass window, so we were able to enjoy the beautiful summer day while dining. The dining space was not as big as regular restaurants, few tables in front for larger groups and smaller ones were further inside across the bar. The bar huge though where most people hung out. They also had a game viewing area in the back. But though out the place there were several TVs that had the game on. The menu had plenty of popular American style dishes. I got to try the chicken wings and mussels for appetizers. Both were excellent. My friends loved their sandwiches and salmon dishes as well. All the dishes were served within a short wait time. The bartender was serving our table as well. He did really good job. We had a wonderful time hanging out with everyone while dining and watching the game.

We had dinner on Wednesday June 24, 2026. My son and I we're early but there were still a number of…read morediners. The dining room is beautiful and very comfortable. Our server Angela greeted us right away. She introduced herself and asked if we were celebrating. She was very sweet and extremely knowledgeable about the menu. We had the arancini (3) which is amazing! and the pesce cruda, yellow tale with lemon, radish snap peas and sesame. We then had Casoncelli a veal stuffed pasta with golden raisins, amaretti and parmigiana as well as Siscillian Meatballs (3) served in escarole broda, crumble pine nuts and parmigiana. We had no room but still got dessert! The pistachio cream cake with cherry jubilee and a beautiful flor de latte ! we also had the espresso ice cream cake with toffee and salted caramel. I can not put into words how delicious and beautiful everything was! it was art on a plate. We wanted to compliment the chef and he came out to thank us!!! What a talented and nice man. Thank you Angela for superb service and making our experience so memorable and to Jesse for the absolutely incredible food and his down to earth spirit! We highly recommend and will come back!!! Hopefully we can have Angela again!

The experience was a little bizarre. Their website says "Rosalie doesn't allow reservations for 1,…read moreplease just walk in". I walked in, as directed, just for a very flustered man at the front of the house to fumble with his system for a good 10 mins. Telling me there was a table, then taking it back and saying there were no tables for the night, then saying nevermind and making me a reservation for two (which I would have done if not discouraged by the website) for half an hour later. At this point I already had a very bad taste in my mouth from the level of chaos. I waited outside for my table. When I got to my table I will say my server was very nice until a strange comment came up at dessert. Once I ordered my dessert, he left and came back with two spoons, saying "I brought two spoons for us." It almost seemed implied he'd join me. I dine a lot alone, voluntarily. Most of the time it's after work and I really don't want, let alone need, company. His comment gave me anxiety as I wondered how I would politely tell this man I wanted to dine alone. When he brought the dessert he did not join me but made sure to say "I'll be back for a few bites." Maybe it was a joke but to me it was very odd and made me pretty uncomfortable. I gave three stars just for the Cacio e Pepe. It was very good. I did (without giving tmi) have a very sick stomach after the meal and the morning after so I wouldn't return just incase that was the cause. Like a said... a weird experience.

Was in the area and got hungry for lunch. I'm not normally in this area so checked out the Yelp…read morereviews which seemed good. It was just around 11:30 am. and I was the first guest after opening. Sat at the bar and the bartender was lovely and welcoming (which is always a pleasure for a woman who was dining alone). Very quiet when I entered and even when a few other people came in, it was still relaxed and calm. Ordered a Cubano sandwich which was quite good (though a bit pricey at $19). Still, it came with some salad--not just lettuce--with cucumbers, tomato, and spring mix. The salad dressing was very light. It did not drench the salad which happens far too often. Extensive (!) beer list but I was driving so I will have to come back to try those. Would definitely return if in the area. Good food, relaxing atmosphere, and kind bartender. Aaaaah.

Ridiculously overpriced and not disclosing prices on all menu items. Mussels were great but nearly…read more$30, house wine $15 per glass and we were recommended the wagyu burger and it came our med rare and drenched in lemon. Two people, two drinks, a chicken wrap, rare burger and mussels came out to $150 for lunch, ridiculous!