My parents come here periodically, and I'd been trying to join them on one of my visits back home,…read morebut on a couple occasions we couldn't get reservations, and then the third time, we got one but it turned out they were going to be closed that week for a post New Year's vacation. Fast forward to this latest visit home. I finally secured a reservation...but then late yesterday afternoon my mom's knee started acting up to the point where she could barely stand on it. Fortunately, ice, Advil and rest overnight--and my mom really, really wanting to come here--kept us on track, and tonight I finally made it. It's a cozy spot, and I can see it making an excellent date night, especially since the BYOB setup allows you to bring the wine of your choice (and save some $$). We were seated promptly--this Sunday was relatively mellow--and the servers were super accommodating about removing a chair so that my mom's walker could occupy the unused space on our four-top. The menu is what I call right-sized. It may seem smallish, but there is a strategic assortment of salads and apps, pastas and mains (and, of course, desserts) that is sure to accommodate everyone. Dean, the young man who would go on to do an outstanding job taking care of us for the night (with the other two servers chipping in seamlessly as needed), went through the specials. My mom was particularly intrigued by a squid-ink fettucine with lobster and shrimp (and cherry tomatoes) in a saffron cream sauce. Could we split it as an app, we asked? Would it be too much food? On Dean's advice, we went ahead, while my dad got the mussels. All three of us ordered the pork chop, which my parents have been raving about for a couple years now. How could I not try it? Ordering finished, bread and olive oil (with a bit of balsamic) arrived at the table. Knowing I had a pasta coming and that the pork chop was a good-sized portion, I didn't want to overdo it, which I think was ultimately a good choice. The bread took the edge off, and then the pasta arrived. It was just the right amount for two people to share as an app, and we both enjoyed it, while my dad loved his mussels (and then dunked lots of his bread in it). Then came the main event. The pork chop lived up to (and frankly, exceeded) the hype. It was tender and perfectly cooked and oh-so-flavorful. Definitely one of the best I've ever eaten, and this isn't my first pork-chop rodeo. It was accompanied by asparagus and yummy baby Yukon Gold potatoes; I left a view of the latter, not because they weren't yummy but rather because the pork chop was huge and I was not skipping dessert. For dessert, I went with the house-made cannoli, which was a lovely, sweet (but not oversweet) ending to an excellent meal. I'd be happy to come back to Burrata anytime.

Walked in on a Saturday night around 6, they were able to accommodate a table of 2 for us. The…read morerestaurant is small and was loud but the food made up for it. So did the service. The waiters were very attentive. The menu was limited but has something for everyone. I went with the Chicken Parmiginia. The sauce was flavorful and delicious. The chicken was so tender and the portion size was just right. Not overwhelming at all. My wife had the squid ink pasta in a white wine and garlic sauce with crab meat. She didn't leave a morsel. We were amazed at how good our food was and why we hadn't dine here before. We split a mixed greens salad which was also delicious with apples. Topped it off with Strawberry Gelato and Limoncello cake. We had a great date night and can't wait to go back. Very reasonably priced and also a BYOB. So grab your friends or family, some adult beverages and have a wonderful dining experience. Burrata we will be back and sooner then later.

Food - The food was great…read more Service - waitress was very nice and funny Ambiance - place got look very stylist

I hate I didn't get a chance to take a picture because I was so ready to eat my food. But the…read moreseafood was really good and fresh compared to other seafood establishments I've tried in the area. The restaurant was really nice and clean. The food came out pretty fast. I think they're a bit pricier compared to other places I've been to in the area but not too bad.

Very nice to have a local restaurant like this, which based on desserts with a giant sparkler being…read moreserved is a special occasion outpost for sure. Very busy house on a Saturday night and oddly but graciously quieter than many steakhouse environs. Service is good, as should be expected with this type of "pricier" option. If nitpicking, a side dish of Brussels sprouts delivered later than all entrees. Plates for "finished" diners cleared before all diners were through, which is understandable but not practiced in some higher end places. Steaks are truly cooked to requested temperatures, medium, medium rare, perfect and not as common as portrayed. The octopus appetizer is really well done. The halibut special was presented nicely and was delicate and flavorful all at once. Our server apparently makes the cappuccino herself and was quite proud of her skill and was really a nice touch.

My friends and I enjoyed Social Hour (Happy Hour) at DePaul's on a cold Sunday evening…read more We were seated right away at a booth next to the bar. Social Hour was nearing the end, so our server, Rebecca made sure we ordered what we wanted in enough time. We ordered drinks and several appetizers. Everything was so delicious. The Lobster Guacamole, Filet Kona Tips, White Truffle Parmesan Fries, Custom Blend Meatballs, and the Crispy Buffalo Shrimp. DePaul's feels cozy and warm as soon as you walk in. The service is great. I love that they have a coat room, especially in the winter. There's a huge bar with plenty of seating around it. Several booths in the bar area and many tables in the dining areas. They also have an upstairs dining area.

If you're walking/shopping around suburban square you have to stop by Ripplewood Whiskey & Craft…read morefor fun cocktails and great food! It's casual enough to walk in from being out in town, but the food and drinks are super elevated and amazing! My mediterranean salad was incredible. Who doesn't love a little girl dinner with fries?

Definitely the go to spot when hitting up Suburban Square…read more pappardelle pasta is to die for branzino and salmon were a hit too Excellent service. Didn't get the gentleman's name but receipt said Bar Down 1

Ardmore seafood is by far the best on the Main Line. Great selection and friendly knowledgeable…read morestaff. Cooked shrimp, branzino and dover sole are my favorites but everything is fresh and good.

Several weeks ago my husband picked up what purported to be 2 jumbo lump crab cakes and paid a…read morepremium price for which we expected premium quality. Instead we got 2 lumps of breading with a few pieces of crab in each. Completely inedible. We wrote an email the next day, sending photos of the food and never received the courtesy of a response. We will never shop at Ardmore Seafood again.

We love this tiny store that's consistently stocked with the very best seafood and produce. Their…read morerecently added poke bowls are made to order and so fresh! Prices are reasonable and the fish are delicious. Don't hesitate!

Philly Lobster Gourmet Foods offers fresh, high-quality seafood and great specialty items. Friendly…read moreservice and excellent selection make it a go-to spot for seafood lovers

Buona Sera, with roots in Brooklyn, is a reliably good Italian restaurant: white tablecloths,…read moreattentive staff and delicious food. The two of us shared a house salad (apportioned in the kitchen) topped with an order of calamari. If you like calamari, try theirs. Nicely fried rings, tentacles and plenty of 'em. (I have to remember to ask them NOT to dress the salad. I don't really like their Italian vinaigrette.) While the photo of my chicken and T's veal look almost the same, they're not. The sauce on his "Caridinale" has more zing than what's on my "Bolognese." Both good, but his a bit better. If you prefer pasta, as we do, ask the server to swap out potatoes, which appear to be their usual side. In addition to the menu there are always specials, some of which are pricier than expected. (Be sure to check!) Dinner was pleasant and unhurried. We appeared to be one of the few without reservations but if you come later, you may want to make them. Metered street parking is free after 6:00 p.m. Like many Italian restaurants in the area, Buona Sera is BYOB, which is always my preference.

Absolutely horrible customer service. Ordered 3 items. Only received entree. DoorDash blamed…read morerestaurant. Restaurant blamed DoorDash. Person was clueless and restaurant offered no apology of any kind. Will never EVER order from here again. Total embarrassing disaster for them.

I came here to meet up with my family for a brunch before leaving town. It was a nice time overall…read more No wait. Got seated upstairs immediately. Our server was nice. She could have checked up on us more (especially since it wasn't busy). The place was clean and the food was good. It's a pretty casual spot with a very extensive menu. I had no issues parking but the lot does appear to be small.

I ordered a bowl of oatmeal with choice of toppings, I ordered cinnamon apple which was a canned…read morewith a sprinkles of cinnamon, sliced banana, raisins and brown sugar oatmeal was ok, I ordered the southwest omelet which came out the same time with the oatmeal, not happy about The omelet was a far cry from a southwest omelet it was dry warm. I returned it and asked for a classic breakfast with eggs over medium not runny, eggs came out over easy and runny. Service was poor server was did not on me. Manager and servers was counter conversing, gave management my feedback on eggs cooking techniques. Her statement was the eggs over easy was eggs over medium. At that point I lost my appetite $24 for a substandard breakfast And leave. In closing beautiful restaurant. Staffing needs serious support and training including general management. Food knowledge, service standards