The Buttery[1] is a bright community hub. They're open 7am every day, and open late-ish depending…read moreon the day. Cowork here, bring a date, bring friends and family. Or live upstairs, there are apartments! Since 2020, The Buttery has renovated their space and improved the ordering flow - walk in, order, and pay. There are communal benches and more traditional 4-top and booth-y seats. Outlets abound. Ever load up a "cafe sounds" website or YouTube video so you could focus? "Cafe sounds" IS the auditory vibe at The Buttery. Delicious pastries made in-house. Coffee from Passenger. Credit accepted. They have a loyalty program - join it! Can't quit The Buttery? Find them on TooGoodToGo, and rejoice. And buy their merch if you love them and want to rep them. [1] Formerly The Malvern Buttery. Did you know they're opening a Bryn Mawr location soon?

The canelle and the queen amahn are exquisitely decadent!!! Get them!! It's almost hard to explain…read morethecarmelized croissant. It makes you close your eyes with each mouthful. It's that good! This place is definitely a bakery. Breakfast plates no thank you. I got the eggs and beef short rib. The sauce on the short rib was pretty bad. The breakfast potato's were soggy, blah. Sad that the espresso machines were down today. Dogs are allowed. Saw a little lap dog in there.

Wanted to write another review to reaffirm my love and support for Kimberton Whole Foods. I wish I…read morelived in Philly still and I wish south Florida had a version of this amazing local organic health market. Everything here is awesome, carefully chosen for its quality, including the staff. It's a nice clean relaxing place to shop with a good vibe- very rare for supermarkets. If everyone shopped at Kimberton Whole Foods instead of big chain stores, the world would be a much better place.

Cute market staff was helpful, well stocked. I got a $8 pink flamingo smaller than I was expecting…read morefor the price and the taste didn't seem like fruit was ripe. I wouldn't go again for the smoothies but the flowers are beautiful.

The fact that the line is out the door at lunch time is your first clue as to what waits inside…read more While they do a great deal of take-out, the seating inside is comfortable. But it is the food that is the cause for the long lines. Great place for lunch with excellent soups and many interesting sandwiches. Highly recommended.

Great sandwiches. They also have frozen pasta which you can…read moretake home and cook Hours are limited though

Located along Lancaster Ave in Malvern, I visited this store during my visit to Buffet closer. The…read morestore is good size, not huge like other Indian groceries. But they have all the items that you will typically need. I shopped for oil, veggies, and some spices. The owner is a very friendly person and assisted me in finding the items and a nice person to talk to. The location has a shared parking lot, and you should be good to find one. They do have cooked food available for purchase and a good collection of frozen varieties. It's definitely worth visiting this grocery place. Give it a try !!!

Nice. Has a lot of what you need for Indian groceries. And you can get ready to eat samosas for…read more$1.50 each (very slightly oily but quite tasty, nicely spiced, and much better than the samosas you get in a typical Indian restauraunt; suspect they are tailored more for Indian clientele than American tastes). Within the same shopping area, there is a Chinese grocery, Gong's, for your East Asian / Chinese groceries and fresh vegetable needs.

The people and quality of meat are unreal. The best place to buy meat chicken or prepared food. I…read morelove it. You should try it. Ed C

A great source for prime meats and fresh chicken. Great…read morefamily owned vibe and they never disappoint. High quality meats and home cooked items

Thank you Homecooked for the delicious Pumpkin French toast. Especially for giving us chocolate…read morechip cookies. We had fun making and eating them for Thanksgiving dessert! So easy to make and amazing good!

Home Cooked rules! It is my favorite go-to option when I just don't feel like cooking my family…read moredinner. They have a wide variety of healthy options which even my kids love! Claire and Michelle are the sweetest and are always so helpful. My absolute fave is the tortilla lasagna and their grab and go dips for parties are spectacular! I don't know what my family would do without Home Cooked. I also had my daughter's 8th Birthday Party at Home Cooked and it was fantastic. Lucy and her friends had the greatest time and all the Mom's kept complimenting me on the great idea. The kids made calzones and cupcakes and they also made their own special chef hats. It was a really fun experience for all. Thanks Claire for the years of impeccable service and delicious food. Yum yum!

Some things are reasonably priced and some are a bit more expensive. This store is bigger than it…read morelooks because there are two sections. Pretty convenient for those passing by or in this general area. Nice option to have in Malvern.

Nice selection of groceries and fresh vegetables…read more Pretty decent choice of frozen Asian foods, like dumplings. Good for meeting most needs.

A joy. What more is there to say. If you are looking for some amazing meats and cheeses and the…read morepairings to go with them, this is the place for you. We grabbed a baguette, 6 different meats and cheeses and a bunch of desserts and were in heaven. You can eat in or take it to go. We did to go!!

When Di Bruno Bros. Cheese Shop made its 1939 debut in a humble 600-square-foot space in…read morePhiladelphia's Italian Market, its owners could hardly have foreseen that their descendants would not only be presiding over a fleet of gourmet enterprises in the greater Philadelphia area, but would also become leaders in the world of specialty foods via their online sales. Recently, I paid a call at their newest outpost on Philly's Main Line. Located in the Strafford Shopping Center just a few steps from the Amish Farmers' Market, the Wayne store opened its doors in 2021. As a restaurant reviewer and food & wine writer, my chief focus, of course, was upon the charming little Alimentari Bar/Café. Here, smack dab in the middle of all that foodie hustle and bustle, you can experience a moment of respite and order a creative cocktail to accompany your luncheon or as an afternoon pick-me-up. A Negroni or Boulvardier (Bluecoat Gin/Redemption Bourbon, respectively, Campari, Iris Dorado Vermouth) or, perhaps, a Vesper (Bluecoat Gin, Stateside Vodka, Lillet Blanc), also known as the Vesper Martini. Erroneously thought to have been invented by author Ian Fleming for his iconic British secret agent, James Bond, the cocktail first appeared in Fleming's Casino Royale, which was published in 1953, and named for the fictional double agent and Bond love-interest Vesper Lynd. The restaurant also offers a nice selection of wines by the glass/bottle, as well as several interesting brews. The Italian comfort food headlines "Di Bruno Bros. products at every turn," with categories such as Formaggi & Salumi, Soup & Salads, Sandwiches, Pizza Alla Romana, Plates, Alimentari Focaccia, and Dolci. Cheese is obviously big here, so the Monger's Greatest Hits - featuring Fromage d'Affinois, Alex, Pantaleo, black lava cashews, fig & acacia jam, honeycomb, house-made focaccia, seasonal fruit, and crostini - would definitely be a way to go. My dining partner chose a slightly different route with her House of Grilled Cheese sandwich (pictured), which featured Reading Raclette, Taleggio, butter brioche and also a bowl of incredibly delicious San Marzano tomato soup. Another sandwich you might consider - highly recommended by a friend - is the Balsamic Chicken. Sequestered between two slices of toasted ciabatta, the moist marinated breast is aided and abetted by Caciocavallo cheese, roasted red peppers, arugula, basil, slathered with roasted garlic aioli, and accompanied by house-made potato chips. The Soup & Salad category included the aforementioned tomato soup and items such as Summer Panzanella, Di Bruno Bros. Caesar, and an interesting combo of Burrata & Brussels Sprouts set on a pillow of toasted rustic bread flooded with a Medjool date sauce. Interesting... and the sprouts were done to a turn, but the sauce was very, very (almost offputtingly) sweet. The Plates definitely hold some solid possibilities: House-Made Meatballs, for instance, or Roasted Branzino. But the two pasta dishes are particularly noteworthy... The Cacio E Pepe is basically spaghetti simply seasoned with cheese & pepper. In this case, the cheeses are pecorino Romano and parmigiano Reggiano. But the pepper is quite special. Tellicherry peppercorns are considered a highly prized variety of black pepper due to their complex flavors, which include woodsy and citrus notes. And for those who prefer their pasta with a tad more zip, the Spicy Sausage Rigatoni (pictured) - fennel sausage swimming in a savory tomato ragù, sprinkled with parmigiano Reggiano, and topped with rich & creamy Stracciarella cheese - is equally satisfying. Dolci, "sweets," are somewhat limited, but still worth considering... The Seasonal Gelato & Sorbetto are locally sourced from the Fiore Restaurant. For purists, the Affogato may be just the ticket. Traditionally known as Affogato al Caffè, this coffee-based dessert usually takes the form of a scoop of plain milk-flavored or vanilla gelato or ice cream "drowned" with a shot of hot espresso. The third option is the Chocolate Budino, an Italian pudding made from a milk & egg custard thickened with cornstarch. While similar to American puddings and custards, Budino has a richer, eggier texture, somewhat akin to Mexican flan... On the other hand, their pastry department (pictured) is just a few steps away. If nothing quite appeals, you can always make a quick stop and savor your dessert at home. By the way, Di Bruno Bros. also serves Saturday and Sunday brunch from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.