A local store with staff and owners that really care. I…read morediscussed an idea with them and they ended up being interested. They could've stuck with the plan and probably make significantly more profit and it wouldn't have been a wrong decision. Their brand and reputation was more important to them, and they didn't feel that the transition would be a positive transition for them overall. I had a personal experience happen lately that affected their decision to continue. I wouldn't have liked them any less had they felt the best direction for them was to continue with that idea. This personal experience was borderline shame for my family. They are thinking why would I associate myself with so and so and this and that, but I try to be open to all places and environments- especially if I have a reason to be at such and such a place, etc. I used to be a teacher and probably had to teach some of the people's kids or their relatives or work with some of them, and ironically, my family wanted me to be a teacher at one point. While that experience was a struggle for me including not understanding or being okay with people being disrespectful, one thing that never changed was my heart for the kids, their families, and all the staff I worked with. They could see this and I never had to ask. I always worked on how I could mesh well with others very different than me constantly. I don't regret my teaching experiences despite how painful it was for me. Thank you, Craft Beer Store, for treating your customers like they are human and not just another number. Physical violence is NOT a solution to any kind of misunderstanding or conflict, and the Craft Beer Store will not stand up for such nonsense. I would've never thought communicating with a store could become such a positively personal experience for me. I plan to make much more effort to support them than just a casual let's try this or that beer now, and you should too. Thank you.

Who knew the Craft Beer Store was a bar? If you did know, why didn't you tell everybody? It is a…read morefunky cool eclectic fun bar with many beer choices. Spencer is the new bartender and appears to be a fine young man. Leslie hosts quizzo on wednesday and is a joy to talk to. I got the cheesesteak egg rolls with Craft Beer Store made sriracha ketchup. They were good. They were more spring roll than egg roll. I got the cider donut beer. It tasted just like a cider donut. They have pool tables downstairs. The pool players I talked to were very friendly. Bonus bathroom video in full review.

Four of us had a pleasant experience on Friday night. Nice atmosphere and the food was very good…read more Ravioli, fettuccine Alfredo and eggplant parm met with each diner's approval. The Margaritas and my chocolate cake dessert made me a happy guy. Sunny is friendly and an excellent server.

Absolutely wonderful food, so fresh and all homemade Service…read moreimpeccable. Never a bad meal a Dom & Mia's

Went here a few days before Christmas. There was a good crowd and they only had two people working…read morethe front of the restaurant. Fortunately, they were both awesome and on top of everything. They were doing it all from serving and bartending to cleaning the tables. In addition to the great service, I had the best burger ever.

Saxers is a neighborhood bar that's just okay. This was our second visit; the first one was a few…read moreyears ago, and it was not good. I was served a vodka martini in a tiny glass, only slightly bigger than a shot glass. The bartender also fished green olives out of a jar with his fingers. This visit was slightly better as we were greeted right away with a smile, but I noticed the bar ware hadn't changed much. My vodka martini was served in a small glass with no stem, and our bartender again used his fingers, rather than a spoon or cocktail skewer, to extract the olives. The wooden facade behind the bar could be classy and beautiful but appears to be just an afterthought with only a few types of liquor lined up on it. This place seems to be more focused on beer. I did like the open windows which had tables directly under them although my favorite piece of decor is the original Victory Cleaners sign that hangs on the wall opposite the bar. If you're a beer drinker, this is more of a place for you, as the emphasis is more on beer than specialty cocktails.

The waitress and service were good. The restaurant was cleaned. Moderate noise level. The food…read morewasn't desirable at all. I ordered the chicken Italiano dish, it didn't have any flavor and there was too much white wine pan just on my plate for my liking.

I had a watermelon salad and a passion fruit slushie and a Lemon sorbet…read more I had the lemon sorbet because a friend of mine was having it and I preferred lemon and creamier things over chocolate. It was fine but kind of mainstream for me. Their dessert menu was all very straightforward options pretty much. I think the menu has changed a lot from many years ago- my salad was fresh for a Tuesday evening especially. There were a variety of slushie flavors with nice combinations. The quantity would be a little for some, but it was enough for me since it had alcohol and that kept the prices more reasonable. I did not take pictures as I did not want to be rude on this particular occasion. Staff is very friendly and crowd was light but people were still around despite the heavy rain.

Went to The Ridley House today and was really disappointed with the service. Our server took a long…read moretime to come over initially, and after that we barely saw her. Our drinks were empty for most of the meal, and we had to ask another server just to find her. One of our drinks was made wrong, and when we finally got her attention, she seemed annoyed she needed to come to our table and actually walked away while we were still talking, which felt really dismissive. What makes it more frustrating is that there's an automatic 18% gratuity even for small tables. I ended up having to tipping $22 total, and for only seeing her a handful of times, it definitely didn't feel deserved. To top it off, when I mentioned to the head bartender (who was acting as the manager) that I wouldn't be coming back, he pulled $40 cash out of his own wallet and offered it to me to "give them another chance." It honestly made me feel so uncomfortable and was not an appropriate way to handle the situation. The food was fine, but the service and overall experience were not. For the prices and the built-in tip, I expected much better. I will not be returning.

I'm not liking the service here. There appears to be one person working the tables in the bar area…read more We were seated at 2:28pm. We placed a drink order approximately 6 minutes in. I ordered the soft serve margarita but they were out of cherry so I settled for one flavor only to hear the server offering cherry flavor to the next table when they arrived maybe 35 minutes after we arrived. We placed our food order at 2:40pm. I received my margarita at 3:09pm. We received our food at 3:16pm. I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was really good. The thick steak like fries were fine. We asked for the bill and it took about 20 minutes and she has to be reminded when we saw her walk by to bring the check.

About a week before booking a table at the Broad Table Tavern, a friend of ours came to us and told…read moreus they had a great time here. If definitely fed into our decision but we were looking for something nearby as my godmother wanted to take us to dinner for our anniversary after seeing our daughters in Newsies nearby. As always, I booked our table under my moniker, Sir Cornelius Silkbottom, to which the person taking reservations seemed a bit apprehensive, as I am very used to at this point. However, our reservation was perfect, and when we showed up at the nice little restaurant attached to the Inn at Swarthmore, we were seated right away, and next to the large windows that open up to the seated patio with a beautiful view of the golden hour of the day. One thing that was a little strange was that they charged for bread. Throughout our meal we kept having questions about what the true intention of what the Broad Table was going for in their presentation and their service. Our server and the staff was very nice, but we couldn't put our finger on whether the place is supposed to be very high-end, and upscale farmhouse style new American joint, farm-to-table, or what the heck was going on here. All I do know is that we enjoyed the heck out of what we ordered. Where they seemed to shine the most was in the very little nuanced things; a sweet lavender butter provided with the bread was a show stopper. The beet sauce along with my halibut was also outstanding. Everyone's meal was great, but we simply couldn't pin a label on this place, which may be the very purpose to begin with. Maybe Broad Table doesn't need a label or to be boxed in, and it really doesn't matter because it's delicious and the selection is varied enough for everyone! What is great about Broad Table Tavern is that it can be a standalone bar, a restaurant, and if you happen to be staying at the Inn, it is definitely a place to go for your meals. It's not cheap, but it is a great stop that will Make things easy for meals especially if you are here visiting kids in college to for a conference or another event. If you are in the area, this can easily become a place for a nice meal for two or a group, but as the evening gets later, the space becomes a bit more intimate for a date and it isn't too loud, sometimes featuring a live pianist. I suggest you try it out if you live in the area or happen to be traveling here, it will not disappoint!

I got the grilled chicken burger plate, of which the highlight were the fries. They were just what…read moreI needed that evening. Service is phenomenal. We appreciated Carla's attentiveness. She's amazing. Good lighting. A bit overpriced for what you get, but that's par for the course since it's a hotel restaurant.

Had a great experience today at Millers Ale House. They have a bunch of new food that is a must…read moretry. Two thumbs up!!

The best fried chicken sandwich in Delco I wish I took a picture…read moreReal chicken ,crispy with a dip sauce and some bacon on it it was soooo good I have been looking for a good chicken sandwich for a while now and I have tried at least 10 places that you probably know. I will definitely be getting one again

OMG! A bar where you can smoke (and smoke, and smoke). And they have a cigarette machine ($9 a…read morepack). A real honest-to-goodness cigarette machine. And super friendly bartenders (like Mark on Wednesday nights) and patrons. Classic rock on the "juke box". Cheap-ass drinks served in plastic cups. Fun, smoke-filled, drunken debauchery. A real working-man's bar!

Hello, my name is Louise Dorchester. I just landed in Philadelphia with my loving husband, John, of…read more22 years. The Stanley Kup came up in my Google search of places to visit! Unfortunately, the lovely bartender Mark, informed me that their kitchen was closed for the evening. But because of his beamingly polite personality, and patience in answering my many questions, I will certainly be in before I leave this coming week! 5 stars!