It feels like a relic from an earlier era, but you know what, I dug it. The parking lot and the…read moreinterior were huge, but I came at opening on a weekday, so it looked a lot more empty inside than it was. Our waitress was very friendly and ended up leaving a pitcher of water once she saw we were parched. The salad bar wasn't huge, but there were some cold dishes along with salad fixings, which is part of the vintage charm. The bread (not complementary) was also a huge round loaf great for sharing. The decor's medieval vibe is very charming and it's nice looking around the room. The kitchen is open to the dining room with big brick ovens. I had the prime rib which was big and juicy (the baked potato was fine but the Yorkshire puff was bland and barely editable soaked in juice - may just be I don't like this food). The steak came with a giant onion ring which was delightful, and it was cooked perfectly tender. This place thrives in your meat and potato staples, so not a lot of side options except what's at the salad bar. For dessert, we had to try the peach melba delight, which was a giant goblet of vanilla ice cream, peaches in juice, whipped cream, and a cherry on top. Deceptively simple but extremely tasty and great to share There's a large bar area and the bathrooms are nice. This place is great for larger groups that include older people. The food is good and the atmosphere did feel like it was from another time, but we had a good time, and it's nice to see a place like this still around.

I must have driven past this venue 100's of times and never really took notice. It wasn't until I…read morewas out with the family that someone suggested going to The Pub. I learned later that this restaurant has been around since the early to mid 1900's. Plenty of parking in a large open lot. The place is very large and has one of the longest bars I've seen. The wood is very dark and you can see the chefs cooking over the hearth. They don't take reservations and won't see you until your entire party is there. One of the things I liked for our party of 10 was they had no problems with seating as they also have many large round tables. For mixed drinks, they make them pretty big and potent. For my martini, they sent back an extra glass. They also had great bleu cheese stuffed olives. We ordered onion rings (8 large to an order) and fried zucchini. The onion ring I had was pretty good. I didn't have the fried zucchini but heard it was also pretty good. Other than the light fare items, all dinners come with their salad bar which has both iceberg lettuce and Caesar Salad along with many fixings as well as cheeses and bread. I had the Baked Seafood Platter which came with scallops, shrimp, Clam Casino (without the shell), Maryland crab cake and a small lobster tail for $49.99. My wife had the baked chicken breast which she said was quite dry. The dining area is quite large and reminds me of the restaurants at a casino. Some in our group said it reminds them of Medieval Times due to the dark wood vibe. While I thought it was a bit pricey, I would still come back and try their signature steaks or prime rib.

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. :(

My bf and I came here before a movie because the only place showing it was the AMC nearby. The…read morebartenders were super friendly and likeable, and were nice and prompt knowing we had a movie to go to. We had pierogis, chicken fingers, and cheese steak rolls and they were all very tasty, but the pierogis were by far the best part. I'd definitely return for those pierogis. Overall it's a fun neighborhood spot.

There are many things I like about this place - good food, a good rotation of craft beers on tap…read more(usually PA breweries), and an easy commute for me.... It would be 4-5 stars easy on those merits. The big negative for me is the noise volume inside... on my most recent visit, I ended up putting my noise canceling headphones in to tone down the volume, and it was still kinda loud. Go, enjoy the food, enjoy the beers on tap, tip your waitress, but pick a cool day and sit outside.

I have been searching for a place such as this all my married life. The food is delicious and so…read morecomfort food worthy! My guy had the cheeseburger whilst I had the Welsh Rarebit and the Brussel sprouts, which were supposed to be small plates...but holy moly! I haven't had that tasty of a rarebit since the olde Yorktown Tavern ceased to exist. Very local but obviously very loved as you do need reservations. There is a cute outside patio but we ate at the bar with the seasoned veterans. Our waitress had the right amount of spice to add to this dining adventure. It was a dining experience, in a word, that was perfect! So much fun and so many great food choices. We cannot wait to come back!

Rating is based on quality of food and location. The service was fabulous!!…read more Cool spot. Only barn. Feels like a pub in the UK. Middle of nowhere, farm country. Recommend reservations on the weekends No phone service at all. Public WiFi available Outdoor seating available Valet parking only Not a full bar- beer and cider only. I was excited for the food but unfortunately it was all pretty flavorless. I know British food is usually pretty bland but as someone who's lived in the UK, I know what to expect. Pretty disappointing. Weck Egg Roll- very crispy but not much flavor. Greasy. The creamy horseradish is good Bangers and mash- potatoes are good; fluffy and creamy. Sausages are good, savory and slightly sweet Shepards pie- weird flavor. The lamb changed the whole flavor. Sticky toffee pudding with ice cream- very good. Not overly sweet. The ice cream is a nice touch. Single stall gender neutral bdthrooms- kinda gross as a girl bc there's pee all over the floor by the toilet

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.

excellent beer and pork sandwitch. Everything I had there has been good. GO Service was great as…read morewas the atmosphhere

We recently opened a shop next door to The Flying Pig. It's our new place to go - after work, to…read morewatch games - and to order take out for lunch. Love everything! The service is particularly great. (Thx Bethany!)

a dive like no other…read more there was a a massive thunderstorm, a sold out show in the music hall, & the brewery was out of my favorites. needless to say my sister and i were literally pushed in to this bar after a massive wind & thunderstorm barreled down lancaster ave. the wind LITERALLY blew us into this bar. im always in the ardmore area hanging out with my cousin Bill, but we had never been here. this time i arrvied with my sister on a whim. this is clearly their local 'hole in the wall' it gives philly in the hardest ways: city wide special, chicken wings from a random kitchen, paid by the song jukebox on the wall, people taking shots of jagger.... it's perfect. please ask for Joe, Aileen, or Mary (these names could be completely wrong we were tossed) they were kind, attentive and made great drinks! this is a family run business and we hope it stays that way! cheers!

Had lunch with my classmates from Grade school & high school. Very nice & food was delicious.read more

We came here for lunch today, on the last week of summer break. We were super pleased by the big…read morebooth seats and television sets on the walls. Our waiter was kind, and the service was just adequate overall. The food, which is the most important part, was delicious. The cheesesteak sandwich was perfectly cooked, the onions added so much to the dish. The Vermont Mac and cheese was also very tasty, with perfect consistency.

Went for lunch. Good service, good food, fair pricing, got me in and out quickly…read more A solid place. I would definitely go there when that area again.

Rip Stoney's and this lovely pub for a proper pint…read more Food was authentic as in meh British food But the vibes were always vibing on game day and the beer was cold I hope the landlord burns for raising the rent

Friendly staff, traditional atmosphere, family feel…read more If this is what a British Pub is like, it's my jam! I have visited many times and I'm finally writing a review. It is my go-to spot for dinner. There are a few TVs, a spot where a live band plays, and booths, tables, and a bar (where I usually sit). The fish and chips are my favorite! The fries are great and the fish is big, crispy, and tasty! I'm not a big bee drinker but they have mostly imported beers. Yeungling is is the only domestic draft. The food portions are adequate; i.e. you'll be satisfied but not full. There lies the invitation for their desserts! Trust me, GET THE STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING! I recommend this place. Parking might be limited because of its popularity.

A better experience this time - but honestly - the food is just OK and kinda pricey for basic bar…read morefood. What made it better was service from "Stu" our upstairs bartender. This will never be my favorite bar but it's OK. Not wonderful but OK.

It was a cold day and we weren't able to get into lunch at Turning Point and were looking for a…read moreplace where we could be served and not order at a counter. We decided to stop at The Grog Grill which I had only been to once before in the 23 years I've lived in the area. I recalled that at that time, the Grog burger had been named best of the Main Line so I tried it and thought it was definitely not the best burger. The service was excellent, the pub environment was pub-like, we were seated at a high top at the back of the restaurant and next to a door to to the outside which made it very cold! I wore my heavy coat the entire meal. Cobb salad - 3/5, I think it's hard to mess up a cobb salad, but this was just okay. Tons of bacon bits and not a lot of salad greens, almost like a deconstructed salad which is weird for pub food. Mushroom flat bread - 3/5, just okay What redeemed our lunch was that when we asked for the check, our lovely server told us that the older gentleman at the bar had taken care of it along with the checks for several other patrons that day. That's never happened to me before! I will need to pay it forward...just maybe not at The Grog Grill.