Well, someone ought to get this started. Might as well be me…read more For some reason, this place intrigues me. I'll tell you why. Of course, those of you native to Glenolden may remember this used to be the site of 7-11. You probably also know that it ran into tough competition once Wawa opened up, and the 7-11 eventually closed (don't know about you, but I will always remember Abe who owned that 7-11 fondly). It's been a few different places since then. Now, it's back to being a convenience store. Not only is it a convenience store, it has a deli counter in the back with a grill, meaning you can grab a hoagie or a cheesesteak there among other items. So let me see if I have this straight. In an area where Wawa has deep roots, and in an area where you have so much cheesesteak and hoagie competition literally just a block or two away (and not to mention that you have had two defunct pizza and hoagie shops in this site which already closed down since 7-11 left).... well, this is going to be very interesting to see if it will succeed. I'll say right off the bat that I have no idea how good their hoagies or cheesesteaks are. I have my own favorites in that regard, as I'm sure many of you do. I'm probably not going to go there for such things. I'll let you try them out and tell me how good they are. But I'll tell you what they do have that I do like that might be a well kept secret until now. They make a pretty darn good breakfast sandwich. In fact, I just had one this past Friday. Bacon, egg, and cheese on a bagel to be exact. Now, yet again, there's competition a block away for that kind of food. But I'll tell you what. The sandwich I had, the bagel was big and quite tasty (an Amoroso bagel I believe). The ingredients were fresh and well put together. And it was priced reasonably well for what I got. Now, keep in mind that you have to get one freshly made to get a good one. I did once get one that had been sitting out pre-made and heated on the counter that lost its freshness. Make them make you one off the grill. That's the way to go. I'll let you all decide how well they're doing on the rest of what they have to offer. Me, I just like having another breakfast option in my rotation. Oh, by the way... because they have Quick Stop in their name, every time I pull up to the place I have visions of Jay and Silent Bob in my head, and I keep looking for a sign that says "I assure you we are open". Noitch if you know what I mean!

I feel bad that this place doesn't get more notice. The problem is the name: McDade Food Mart just…read morescreams "quick shop" and is categorized as such on Yelp. However, they are more than just a fake 7-11. They have a full menu of hot and cold sandwhiches, sides, breakfast, etc. Steve, who runs the grill, makes top-notch cheesesteaks and breakfast sandwiches. Seriously, the guy just has a way around a grill. They have a lg cheese steak (12 inch roll), fries and lg fountain soda special for about $8. Sure as hell can't beat that. So I would recommend it. I'm pretty certain you won't find a better sausage, egg and cheese in this part of Delco.

Ah, Travers. You are the exactly like the old skool markets of my youth. Growing up, markets like…read moreyours were dotted all over the Philadelphia area. As chains and big box stores expanded, these local markets closed, one by one. I was delighted to hear that you were there, and made a point to visit. The market is in a small post war strip mall of stores surrounded by homes, so if you are thinking there's not a store up the road because clearly this is a neighborhood, you are mistaken. Stay with us. Parking was pretty easy. Entering I'm greeted with the wonderful smells of a deli. Hard to describe, it's a mixture of meat and spices and ...lemon. Sort of. First are grab and go meals (smart!) right by the door, then back to the deli where you can order a sandwich - hot or cold - and other items. Then...the PICKLE BARREL. OMG. I haven't seen one of these in SO long, and I was so excited I took a picture and sent it to all my old skool friends. They were equally excited. As kids, these were all over the place, and we loved stirring all the pickles in the brine, choosing one with the big metal tongs, slipping it in the wax paper bag so you could enjoy your treasure later. They also have actual groceries, small quantities but good variety so if you're in need of a bit of peanut butter for lunch sandwiches or a small pack of TP, you can get it there. You can also get lottery tickets and Bernie's Pretzels (yay!). The food was great, I got an italian hoagie that was delish, and some macaroni salad YUM. I also picked up a small side salad which was a nice addition to my little lunch meal and a bottle of Pennsylvania Dutch Birch Beer. Heck, yeah, I'll be back. You should go too, it's a great family owned place.

Pretty darn good breakfast sandwich. Fresh off the grill and you can pick your own bagel…read more I gotta give love to a place where you can get a hot breakfast sandwich, Bernie's Pretzels, Corropolese tomato pie, and some homemade chicken cutlets all in one shot.

I finally am able to get a chopped cheese without being in NY. I ordered the meal which comes with…read moreonion rings or fries and a soda or water. I got the onion rings which were tasty. They weren't beer battered and have more of a panko crust. The chopped cheese was great! It has seasoned chopped ground beef with crunchy onions, peppers, melty american cheese, and really soft (cheesesteak like) bread. Next time I will get LTO on it and take it to the next level! The rest of the store is awesome. They have a whole menu of hot foods, sandwiches, fresh fruit smoothies, and ice creams you can order to go. They have snacks and drinks you don't see at the WaWa across the street. The owner/cook and girl at the register were very nice and welcoming. I hope they become a local staple.

Got the lamb over rice w hot and white sauce. 10/10 flavor and amazing portion for the price! Check…read morethem out!

I\n Love the convenience of colonial village. The employees are all very nice. Welcoming, helpful…read moreand very respectful.the prices for meats and deli are incredibly cheaper than the supermarket and everything is fresh every single day.

Very good selections of meat. Very clean store. The staff is not super friendly, but I guess that's…read morenot what they're there for.

This deli makes the best steaks and hoagies . They also have fries. You can buy their homemade meat…read moreballs, mozzarella sticks, macaroni cheese balls. Snacks, chips cakes and cookies. Sodas as well as a small collection of groceries. The staff is family oriented and very professional. The aroma when you enter the deli is hypnotizing and inviting. It makes your belly happy. You can order all the toppings for your sandwiches with no extra charge. That's a major plus. They offer Italian cuisine as well. I'd eat there everyday if I could... Stop by and make your tummy happy!

BEST MEATBALLS IN THE WORLD! A year ago while visiting my daughter and son in law in Glenolden, she…read moremade us meatball subs. The minute we bit in to the subs I was in love with these meatballs! This year her and my son in law came to visit us for Christmas and brought us a bag of meatballs! Best present of the year! These meatballs are so tender and flavorful. They fall apart in your mouth. I wish you guys were nearer to me!

I can't believe I just discovered this store! Jim and Marions Ithan Market is the only place I…read morewould take out from. I am a cook, and their food is all homemade. They actually cut their own steaks, grind beef for hamburgers while you wait and roast chicken for their chicken salad. My favorite though is the eggplant parm. Add a couple of Marions home baked coconut jam cookies and you are all set! Lovely people, a joy to support this neighborhood treasure.

They need to update their prices on their website. On the website the price for 8 meatballs is…read morepriced at $13.50, only to be told in the store it's $22.00. That's a big difference. Same with the small personal size chicken pot pies, it's not $8 dollars

Great donuts here! They were sold out of most donuts by noon, which is to be expected, but the…read morewhite cream filled was great!

Surprised I don't have a review for this. Two years ago, I did 2 orders of TooGoodToGo here and…read moregot all bakery. The bakery was classy. Recently, I had a fellow Eliter tell me she does TooGoodToGo here a lot and gets some random meat all the time. I'll reconsider this again - especially since it has been a long time, and I will consider regular priced items as well. The bakery I did get was really good even though I couldn't keep up with it all. Some of it had expired the next day as very fitting w TooGoodToGo.

Different Cheesesteak #1245. The Swarthmore Shocker!! $9.51 after tax. You know I love that! I…read morewould describe co-op as a high-end farmer's market. I would describe it as a chic boutique deli if it were in a nicer building. The young woman at the counter appeared to be very uninterested in making my cheesesteak, but she did a very good job. Sneaky good amount of cheese. The roll was a charming blandish tasty little treat. All of the other food looked amazing. Ship Bottom Brewing is around the corner.

Terrible place with incredibly unprofessional staff. I live literally 1-2 minutes away and tried to…read moreapply for a job here, but I was completely ghosted and received zero response. As a shopper, the overall environment looks nice and they have a good selection of food options, but many of the employees are terrible at customer service. On multiple occasions, staff members have become extremely aggressive, agitated, and angry for no apparent reason when I simply asked a basic question. To make matters worse, you frequently have to walk into an environment filled with unnecessary employee gossip just to buy groceries. The service here is rude, hostile, and completely uncooperative.