I'll be honest... I showed up to Media with zero plans. All I knew is that I wanted some good…read morevibes, good food, and to meet some good people. Well, that's exactly what I found at Kovacs Market. I made the trek from the center to this quaint sandwich shop with a hopeful heart and an empty stomach. The owner went above and beyond my expectations. My classic Italian sandwich was absolutely loaded. He let me customize to my liking and even offered samples before I made my decision. I ended up leaving the store after paying a small price (and got a few free goodies) and I will definitely return again. Thank you! Wish I got some pictures but devowered my meal before I could think.

Fantastic turkey hoagie! Made with care and all the best flavors. Guy was really nice. Great…read morecorner deli. Old school style. Will be back!

I was happy to see this shop just opened a block away from me! I ordered a tuna sandwich and a…read morechicken sandwich and also selected some chips and a Red Bull. Both sandwiches were fresh and delicious. And in the words of my housemate, "I gotta say, I really like these shoestring fries". The shop has a large offering of assorted snacks and other selections. My housemates and I are working from home at the moment and will be visiting the Farm Shop Deli again in the near future for some more sandwiches. Thanks guys!

I think this Yelp page is outdated bc this spot is now H & B New York Style Deli. Wanted to leave a…read morereview in case people find this looking for info about the new one. It's a mostly Peruvian menu and the food is incredible (and super affordable). I went in this morning expecting a standard corner deli and was delightfully surprised to walk out with a delicious order of arroz a la cubana. The space is clean and the people are nice. I'm excited to have this place in the neighborhood and hope they do well!

All staff in their Italian Market were helpful and accommodating. I was buying and tasting samples…read moreof the several dishes and, though it was busy, they answered all my questions about ingredients and made great suggestions. I bought some beef lasagna (there are several variations) and ate slivers of this over several days. It was quite good but maybe needed a little more tomato sauce in the layers, not just on top. I bought their perfectly roasted vegetables but the only one available had a honey drizzle -- a delicious balance for the slight bitterness of the Brussels sprouts. Tasted great to me but for a party I don't want to give unexpected sugars to dieting guests. I For the party I can get just straight-up roasted veggies. We'll also get poached side of salmon which you can't sample so I bought their "healthful salmon" which was moist and devine! They have many creative salads -- I bought the arugula and shaved fennel with pine nuts. Very straight forward but would have liked far more shaved fennel. The lemon vinaigrette was the perfect pairing (provided in little container along with parmesan cheese). I added more lemon juice to the dressing at home which perked it up more. I tasted the carrot side dish; very good but too sweet with agave and raisins for this event. Will likely have their orzo as the side for the salmon. Our dessert will be their flourish chocolate cake but, sadly, they don't sell that by the slice so no pre-tasting. (It's for a monumental 95th birthday so I want everything perfect. Of course.) Just for me I also hot some of their beat salad marinated with slivered onion. Very good and good for you! (Not for the party because host has light colored carpets and people drop things.) Since it's game day, I'll have to add a tray of 1/4-sliced hoagies; Greek shishkabob appetizers, and maybe their Coney Island pigs in a blanket (in their freezer case). I didn't try those but know they'll be great. Oh, don't forget to ALWAYS get a slice ... or a whole pan... of their superlative tomato pie. I've never had a better one; not even in Italy. The chunky tomato topping is so good at any temperature. I put some of their roasted veggies on top along with a fried egg for a breakfast worth flying out of bed for. Can't wait for the party. I know my 30 guests with divergent health/dietary issues will each find plenty of delicious things to eat. I bought a container of their small chocolate chunk cookies. They were fantastic but, like most fresh cookies, are at their best when fresh. So I shared with neighboring family who loved them. (And now love me.)

I'm in my Italian market era, so stopping by Carlino's after the recommendation of a friend was a…read moreno-brainer. Picked up lunch with a friend on a weekend. The counter was pretty packed, but ordering via tablet was easy, and my sandwich came soon after. Unfortunately, they seem to have forgotten to pick up my friend's order so it took a bit longer. Checking in on your order every once in a while might be advantageous. They are stocked with every angle of Italian cuisine here-- wine, cheese, bread, meats, sides. I'm not eager to get that much into the Italian deep end, so I did not indulge, but supply is off the charts here! I had the Italian hoagie as a baseline and it was definitely above average. I'd definitely come here to get my fix, but I've had better in South Philly for sure. Things are kept pretty neat around here, and they have some outdoor covered seating available if you'd like to sit in to eat your food.

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.

everytime I go in it's usually a great atmosphere the food is made fast. tonight I ordered on the…read morephone at 10:22 I stood in line for 45 minutes just for the cook to get irritated and tell me they didn't have what I ordered.

Extremely nice staff and a$2.99 Italian hoagie is a nice touch considering we are paying $12.99 for…read morea decent sandwich. Jay Blum Ashburn VA

We were pleasantly surprised to see how reasonable their prices were! Body Armor drinks were $1.99,…read moreCat food is $3.19 and we even got a pack of gum for .50§. The store was stocked with everything we love and there are so many hard working individuals that keep this store running! Did you know that you can get a 12" Italian hoagie for $2.99! That is amazing! The services was fantastic too! We are a big fan of this store! Thank you for your service in the comm

If you look up "hoagie artist" in the dictionary, I think you'll find a picture of the guy that…read moremade my large Italian at Folcroft Market. The layout is pretty standard for a deli/corner store, and the service is prompt. I make a solid sandwich, but I don't think even I could get that much stuff packed into one roll and have it be constructed in such a way that nothing falls out as I'm eating it. Under $15...how....HOW??

Small mom and pop store that's has everything from drinks to getting house hold items like dish…read moredetergent and paper towel, snacks and they even make sandwiches. The lady there is always very friendly and has a positive attitude. I stop by when I really don't feel Like standing in lines at any supermarket but just in and out for quick items. Located off the side of Folcroft station on Elmwood and Primos you can't miss it. With a parking lot along the side or front of the store parking.

I Haven't heard of any other restaurant where you can get an entire bag of chips for FREE on march…read more20th every year. Idk how the other food tastes but the chips are great

We happened to be in Media for a late morning checking out the Free Shop for the very first time, a…read moreplace I had never heard about when we decided that a bite ti eat was necessary before heading up to the Glen Mills area for my younger daughter's haircut. After walking down State for about a block, we settled on 320 as a good place to stop to get something that would be tasty but also quick enough to get us in and out the door in enough time to be on our way but also provide a wide enough selection for the three of us to select something that we each wanted. Being fans of 320 Market in Swarthmore, I was used to this place when we went inside, although it is markedly different from the location that we usually go to. The space is a little bit more sparse and feels less like a market than the one in Swarthmore, but the staff is still nice, and the colors are bright, and the selections are still wide and vary across the spectrum of flavors enough to make everyone happy. I ordered pierogis at the counter as did my daughter, and my wife ordered spanakopita and then we were told to take a seat anywhere we liked. I do know that they obviously had to prepare everything fresh which is one reason that we like 320, but I also know, the spanakopita is coming from a much larger sheet and the pierogis only have to be fried and plated. For some reason things were taking an extremely long amount of time. The spanakopita came out relatively quick but was a little cold in the center. Still tasted delicious, but not ideal. However, the pierogis took forever. Not sure why because this was prime lunch time, around 11:30 and they weren't busy. Either way, when they did come out, they were played brilliantly, but I had to ask the wonderful guy at the counter to put them into containers so that my daughter and I could take them with us due to our fine constraints. He was more than happy to help and did his best to arrange them nicely in the containers, but for some reason the manager seemed to have a problem with the fact we ordered them to sit down and then asked to have them put into containers. He protested to some extent, albeit not directly to me, but when I looked in his direction alarmedly (which I'm not sure is even a word, lol) he simply stopped and went back to his other conversation). Even after our fifteen minute drive, the pierogis were superb and obviously made by hand from scratch. While I do like the other 320 Market location better and go there much more frequently just based on proximity to my home, this one was also good. I would go here again, and if you are in Media and need a good place for well-made delicious foods and interesting beer and wine that you won't find anywhere else, this is definitely your spot to go. There are many different choices of restaurants in Media to select from, but this is one place that is set up a bit differently, more like a "market" as described in its name. Go and check them out if you've never been, I bet there's something there that you'll enjoy!

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.