Cute little coffee shop with great service! I tried a…read moregluten free empanada and it was delicious. Will definitely be going back.

Best coffee in the area! It's a perfect little coffee shop with very friendly baristas, good…read morepastries, and a community feel to it. I've been back a few times already and really like it. They also sell whole bean coffee for home.

Ordered some banh mi sandwiches while shopping next door at HMart. Ready quickly and service was…read morefriendly. I got two grilled pork banh mi. They were filling with a good amount of pork. Normally I'd save one for later in the week, too late, all gone. Easy to get to via SEPTA D1/D2 (101/102) at Fairfield Avenue Station just before 69th St Terminal. Parking is available but limited to metered spaces out front and adjacent lots.

Came here on a whim after a friend vouched for the pho. Being in Philly there are options but this…read moreplace is worth getting into the rotation. bone depth is there! Bún bò Huế is a must try. Spicy, lemongrassy, they weren't shy with the shrimp paste which I respect. A lot of places water that down. Gỏi cuốn were fresh and the peanut sauce was thick and proper -- not that watery stuff. Cà phê sữa đá was strong and hit right. If you grew up eating this food it's a solid spot. Worth the try!

Just had a wonderful Father's Day breakfast at First Watch. Our waitress Martisha was amazing. The…read morefood was fresh, flavorful and delicious.

I came to this location to have a solo breakfast date with my self. I waited for about 10 minutes…read moreat the table and was not addressed or acknowledged at all by any wait staff. As I was leaving a gentleman asked if I needed help. I wouldn't recommend this location unless you're okay with a mixed experience. I've been to First Watch locations in different states, this was the first time I've had this type of situation.

Food was tasty and the server's was very nice enjoy . The…read moreCafe is very clean a nice job on the arrangement of the sitting. Wouldn't mind eating in

From the owner: Seafood and Soulfood Cafe in beautiful Clifton Heights PA minutes from Philadelphia. Food is Always…read morefresh with a great atmosphere. Dine in and take out available.

u're looking for a place with incredible Korean food, this is it. The kimchi fried rice is…read moreabsolutely delicious--packed with flavor and made even better with their outstanding homemade kimchi. You can tell it's made fresh and has the perfect balance of spice and tang. The chicken wings are an absolute must-order. They're crispy, juicy, and full of flavor. Whether you're stopping in for dinner or sharing a few dishes with friends, you really can't go wrong. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of the menu!

We were looking for a quick Korean lunch and I'd stopped by Mr. Korea before and saw they had a…read morerather extensive menu. You order at the counter and then a somewhat grumpy ahjumma brings you the food. :) - soy garlic fried chicken - 4/5, solid option - vegetable jeon - 3/5, little greasy for my liking - bulgogi bibimbap - 4/5, another solid option but I much prefer my bibimbap in a stone pot where the rice can get crispy but that was not what they had to offer so there was truth in advertising A bit expensive for lunch but very convenient on the Main Line plus they have a lot of cute things for purchase in the store. I'd go again to try other items from their menu and support this family owned business.

Different Cheesesteak #1186. Special Wednesday drinks and cheesesteaks with Amigo Dan. Don't let…read morethe name fool you, Mary's Cafe is a bar. I think it should be called Mary's Throwback Corner. Mary's allows smoking and is cash only. She has a surprisingly big menu. Kim's bartending and Dominic mans the grill. Dominic makes a good cheesesteak. I like that he seasons it. Maybe a touch less salt. My other name change idea; Mary's Living Large on Broadway.

Wow, amazing. It's is fantastic. What more can I say? Maureen took good care of us. We played…read moredarts. Fun!!! Cheap!!!

I had the pleasure of experiencing this cozy, rhythmic lounge on Friday night. I have driven past…read morethis establishment more times than I care to say but I always thought... I'm going to check them out one day. I'm grateful I finally made "one day" happen. I received the weekly email reminder that The Larry Price Quintet was scheduled to perform. I read the bio and really liked that Larry Price had his students accompanying him. The Venue: Intimate and cozy with a fantastic sound system. The Cuisine: Asian fusion with healthy portions that are huge on flavor! What We Njoyed: Deep Fried Wonton Strips - w/sweet and spicy Asian dipping sauce. 5/5 Suyun's Famous Shrimp Fried Rice (mild and medium) the medium has jalapeño heat and it definitely has a little kick. 5/5 Jamey's Special Wild Caught Rock Shrimp Tempura w/garlic chili aioli, broccoli florets and jasmine rice. 5/5 Lemon Drop Martini and Mitchell & Mitchell Cabernet Sauvignon Everything was delicious and I'm not sure what they season their broccoli with but ummmm yummy! The Performance: Superb.... Standing ovation!! As Jamey mentioned when he introduced Larry Price, "He's been around the world more times than Santa Claus"! Mr. Price certainly has Santa Claus energy and magic on the saxophone. He has to be an extraordinary educator as well since the 4 young men that made up the whole of the quintet sounded as if they have been playing for decades. I wish all of them much success in their future endeavors! The Staff: We were greeted by Jamey when we walked in. The gentleman working the bar, the lovely waitress that single handedly worked the entire venue and the Chef's were all delightful and a major part of why I'll return. If you enjoy live music, great food, great people and a cozy lounge atmosphere, treat yourself to a show at Jamey's House of Music. Sign up for their weekly reminders on their website at: https://www.jameyshouseofmusic.com/

this place is amazing. Took me a while to find it, but I'm glad I did. Great music great foodread more