HALLOWEEN EXTREME HAUNTS 365 -- OFFICIAL EXTREME REVIEW…read more **BATES MOTEL & HAUNTED HAYRIDE -- GLEN MILLS, PA** Some haunts entertain you. Bates Motel REMINDS you why you fell in love with Halloween in the first place. We got the full walkthrough from owner Ben Bates himself -- and the apple didn't fall far from the tree. Ben IS his father. Same passion, same obsession with every single detail, same fire. Randy built a legend; Ben is carrying the torch like it never dropped. And the attractions? BETTER EVERY SINGLE YEAR. The sets are MASSIVE -- towering facades, giant monsters, pyrotechnics that shake your chest. The detail is insane: every room, every trail, every corner dressed to the nines. The actors are relentless. The hayride through the dark woods of Arasapha Farm is still one of the great rides in all of haunting, and the Bates Motel mansion itself is packed wall-to-wall with scares. Three attractions. One farm. ZERO weak spots. Randy would be proud. Go pay your respects the only way that matters -- get scared. -- Halloween Extreme Haunts 365

The Bates Motel was a good event to celebrate spooky szn!…read more I came to Bates Motel with my niece and nephew and we all had a good time. I purchased the tickets ahead which was pricey but overall worth it! The tickets included admittance to the three attractions which were the haunted house, hayride and the corn maze. My fav was the corn maze, the actors did a good job with jumping out at random moments. I definetly got a good scare or two lol! My only gripe was the long lines, each attraction took about 40 minutes to enter due to the long lines. At the end we got cinnamon sugar donuts which were hot and delicious!

I love the town of Media. I'm ecstatic to find Main Street w 2 coffee shops. Ocean city has great…read morecoffees, delish choice of pastries, and a wall of coffee beans from Kona, Guatemala, Kenya and many other countries. Lots of goodies here. I love their coffee bar where you pay for a drip cup then choose from about 6-8 coffees. Today I got Costa Rica drip and added white chocolate raspberry drip. Yesterday I got French roast and added just a small pour of blueberry drip in. It's a fun coffee shop with indoor and out tables too. I always find meter parking outside even tho it does have a steady stream of folks passing thru.

Great little coffee shop in the Heart of Media. It is a little pricier then Wawa but nothing beats…read morea great cup of coffee. Brewed fresh, They serve Breakfast sandwiches and pastry treats. Has about 10 tables. Great ambiance and feel. Service is always great. Always greeted with a smile. If you are in the are make sure you do yourslef a favor and stop on in, you will not be dissapointed.

Great food and fast friendly service! We will be back for…read moresure. Just keep in mind breakfast is only served until 11.

I haven't visited for a few years now because my last experience was repulsive…read more Perhaps it was a coincidence but I received very odd treatment (abnormal from all my prior experiences) here when we asked non-white friends to join us for lunch. We were seated in the corner by the cookie jars, 3 kids among us. The waitress for some reason could not hear my non-white friend even though she was perfectly audible to me, and I was audible to the waitress (not speaking any louder than my friend). Nonetheless, my friend had to repeat herself more than once, and I felt her guard go up that the treatment was odd. My protective instinct for them (and my child) went up as well. The food took an extremely long time but that can happen at lunch because they are very busy. What was odd was that my friend was given an order of fries she never asked for--I heard her order THREE TIMES and somehow the waitress still did not get it right. I will add that the waitress was extremely preoccupied with a male customer, flirting, giggling and acting like a high schooler (she was 20-something). I get being giddy in a new relationship but it was completely distracting her from her job and was totally inappropriate especially considering all the mistakes she was making. We also had to wait extremely long periods between being given water, ketchup (again, my friend's request), our bill, etc. Worst part, the bill was extremely high and included about $15 more than what we ordered. We were charged for the fries she mistakenly (on purpose?) gave us, and the wrong sandwiches were on there too. You know what I did? I did the "nice white girl" thing and obediently made no fuss and left a tip that waitress never deserved. It's sad I was confused and overwhelmed by the sh!tty treatment and in denial about what happened. Yes, I should have made a complaint then and there but they'd already made us late for the arboretum, plus when you treat people passive aggressively, and you make 3 kids between 1 and 5 have to sit for an hour of the slowest incompetent service ever, I had to just pay and leave because I was not going to make a scene in front of kids and the place was slammed with people so I'd have had to further wait for someone to be available. However I did attempt to call them multiple times in the days after but no one picked up during lunch hours when I called. They have no email address I could find to show my receipt and as the days passed I had a million other things to do as the mom of a young child so that's how it goes when a business has no email in the 21st Century. We were treated like crap and overcharged. I realized all my prior visits were with my family or extended family, all white people. Childhood visits were with a white friend who lives nearby, and her white family. You can see in photos and reviews I have been to this place many times going back to my childhood, but I haven't returned since and I will never go back. I got a good sense of how it feels when "odd" passive aggressive behavior seems to happen around non-white people, and yes it could be honest mistakes (a series of them aimed at my non-white friend) or it could be discriminatory. It could be that one waitress's attitude is irreflective of the establishment but this is what happened at this establishment, and the result is we were treated deplorably and I have no reason to ever return. They owe me an overcharge of $15 plus the unfairly high tip I left that horrible waitress!

Staff is friendly and portion is big for small size. They were out of smoked beef for the Southern…read more Comfort. So I went with the Luv n Comfort. The pulled pork was fine but I don't think it blends well with the macaroni. The macaroni is well seasoned and prepared. I do not taste any bacon in mine- I think they forgot to add it in. I saw after the fact they have a Mac and cheese burger which I don't see everywhere. This place also has Po Boys regularly which can be hard to find in this area. Apparently if you want an Oyster Po Boy, I don't believe they have it here but you can go to Ruby Cajun not too far away.

Stopped in here when we were in town helping family. The menu is extensive and my only problem was…read moredeciding which of the delicious items to get! The southern comfort sandwich was the final decision and I was not disappointed. My companion was in a burger mood and said that it was flavorful (if a bit on the small side).

I've been here twice and it's such a cute and cozy spot! They have plenty of seating options to…read morechit chat and catch up with friends. Their drinks are pretty good. The staff are sweet and helpful since the options can be overwhelming to pick from!

We had a great experience here today! This is a super cute cafe in Media on a stone street. There…read moreseems to be outside seating for the warmer weather! There was some seating inside as well so we were able to sit and enjoy our lattes. We tried the milk way, the friends and neighbors, and the nutcracker. Along with the fun names, the drinks were delicious. Very sweet, but not overly so. We really liked how the inside was decorated, and if we hadn't just come from brunch we would've wanted to try some of their snacks/pastries. The staff were polite and our drinks came out quickly. We'll definitely be back when in the area.

This is where you get a good (though not great) cup of coffee and a truly great pastry. The quiet…read moresetting is perfect if you want to have a real conversation with a friend, your dad, or your date. It's sort of self serve and casual.

Dined in. When we…read morewent, it was seat yourself. You order at the register, seat yourself, and the food comes out to you. Breakfast was standard but good. Egg choices offered were only fried or scrambled. Bacon was well crisped. Pancakes were good enough. Small cubed potatoes, southwestern style with red onions and green and red peppers, were well crisped and very nice. Coffee was delicious. Beans freshly ground, then pressed in a professional looking machine. Cozy and clear interior for simple dining. I would eat here again.

I can't recommend this class enough. Rachel cultivates a welcoming and educational vibe. Everyone…read moreis friendly. I always learn something new about how to help my child learn and grow.

I highly recommend Best Beginnings for prenatal and postnatal yoga! Rachel is a physical therapist…read morewho uses an evidence- based approach in all of her classes. She creates a calm, supportive environment and really understands the needs of expecting and postpartum mothers. I can't recommend Best Beginnings enough!

I'd tried to come here previously, and the wait was going to be around an hour (at noon on a…read moreSaturday), and we ultimately gave up. This time, we arrived at 11 on a Sunday, and the wait was expected to be about 30 minutes. We decided to stick it out this time. Lo and behold, after 30 minutes, we got the call--it was raining so we hung out under a nearby awning-- and away we went to sit at the window counter/bar, which afforded us a nice view of people going in and out as they joined the queue. I now understand why people line up for this place: they serve an outstanding brunch. I had one of the omelettes of the day, which in this case was artichoke, bacon and mozzarella. While that may seem like an odd combination--I can't remember ever having an omelette with artichoke in it--it totally worked. In fact, it was one of the best omelettes I've had in recent memory. It also came with a yummy biscuit (especially yummy if you ask them to bring you honey butter) and breakfast potatoes (I accessorized their ketchup with a bit of hot sauce and bingo). My dining companion also really enjoyed his spinach, feta and mushroom omelette. Service was friendly and efficient without ever making us feel rushed. Prices are reasonable, and there are a whole lot of things that looked yummy around us, especially the challah stuffed French toast--I definitely wouldn't mind splitting that with a friend on a future visit.

Perfect for lunch! Wait staff was the best we've seen in a while, the food was served hot, the…read moreingredients were fresh: Fresh mushrooms, and fresh spinach in my omelette. Parking is a little difficult in this neighborhood, but we found a an open lot directly behind the restaurant. Unfortunately, there was a loud loudmouth woman sitting in the corner, who wouldn't shut up throughout our lunch- that was a bit disturbing. The restaurant was top-notch! Highly recommended.

my second time going to tint world and both times wer great. thank you nick for excellent service…read more i will refer all to come here

I walked in to get a price quote but I decided to get it done there. It was very fast and…read moreprofessional. I loved it

Ladies are absolutely amazing! Walked me through the whole process. They didn't try to push…read moreproducts on me. They are very good with communication. Sadly they don't really show any prices on their website and you have to make an appointment for everything. They do NOT TAKE WALKINS

Unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience with my recent Dysport treatment at KP…read moreAesthetics. How the Dysport was administered has affected my eyelid, and my right eye is now completely closed. This has had a significant impact on my daily life as I am currently unable to drive and I am having considerable difficulty working with only one functioning eye. I am also particularly concerned about the amount of Dysport used as a higher dose was administered without my approval. Regardless of whether the additional amount contributed to my current issue, I did not consent to an increase and this has significantly eroded my trust in this practice. I understand that complications can occur with cosmetic injections and not every outcome is necessarily predictable. However, I believe patients should be able to trust that their specific treatment requests and consent will be respected. In this case, both the outcome and the decision to administer more product than I requested have left me extremely disappointed. I hope the practice takes this feedback seriously and evaluates both the treatment process and communication with patients moving forward.