I will say, totally unexpected great visit. From the outside, you're not sure…read more Inside, don't be scared when you enter and there is a bird there. I sat at the var, plugged in my computer and did some work. Monica was my server, she was super friendly and fantastic! Went thru the menu with me and took my order. I ordered an iced latte and the breakfast burrito, both really good! The inside is something like you haven't seen, in a good way. Super cozy and friendly!

Came in for another stop off for brunch and yummy drinks at Manny Vibez. We weren't disappointed!!…read moreIn fact we were enthralled!! We each got a signature drink and delicious brunch item! Another successful trip to a wonderful restaurant with a fabulous staff! We loved seeing their resident conure birds too!! Kept everyone laughing!!

This restaurant has got to have some of the best JERK CHICKEN in a 100 mile radius…read more I love these undercover locations with good food! Clean, friendly, hospitable people and the food is fresh and ALWAYS well seasoned. A great local spot that is right off of i95. This is a must try if you are hungry and want some good COOKED FOOD. Visit Hallow Bamboo.

Authentic Jamaican Flavor & Amazing Portions! I stopped by…read moreHallow Bamboo Jamaican Cuisine and wanted to sample a little bit of everything, so I ordered the Bamboo Full Goat Combo -- goat, oxtails, and jerk chicken with rice and greens. Everything was absolutely amazing! The goat and oxtails were tender and full of rich flavor, and the rice and greens tied the whole meal together perfectly. The jerk chicken had excellent seasoning and that authentic island flavor a little spicy for me personally, but still delicious and something I would definitely recommend to anyone who loves true Jamaican heat. If you're looking for bold flavors, hearty portions, and authentic Jamaican cuisine, this is definitely a spot to try. I'll be back for more!

I love the Little Hut sausage egg and cheese sandwich. No matter what I order the food is always…read moreamazing. Their delivery is always fast and reliable.

My boyfriend did a job over in this area and now is obsessed with this place! We live all the way…read morein the northeast and come down here just to grab sandwiches that's how good they are and they are huge! We usually get the Italian and the corn beef on a small and a small is more like a large hoagie! Good prices , fast service and nice staff!

2/20/'26---Second time visiting shop. Ordered 4 large pizzas today ,one of them with pepperoni and…read moregreen peppers.Absolutely fantastic! The green peppers were really fresh and crispy/crunchy.It's sometimes hard to find a place that uses fresh veggie toppings (a lot use jarred veggie toppings) . I'm glad I found this place.I got there a few minutes early despite there being lunch-time traffic and rain. I also need to revise my previously mentioned negative opinion on conveyor style ovens; while waiting for my pizzas I noticed that New London uses that type at their store! Color me shocked!! Most of the Media-area pizza shops that currently have them are just terrible. So,it IS possible to make good food with them after all! Why are so few places able to?!? Very highly recommended.

The pizza definitely changed since the new owners took over. Not very good food any longer. I no…read morelonger order from New London

Clean, friendly, fair prices and good food. Everyone was helpful starting with bar staff from the…read moreowners other bar to the cook who checked on us. This bar has new standard tables, chairs and a long bar. The space is large and open with a stage for entertainment. On Friday they have a DJ but the tunes are bumping from the jukebox until he starts. You must try the 'Italian Hot Sauce' for the wings. My only disappointment is, they advertise 'jumbo whole wings' and they are standard wing dings but they are cooked to a firm perfection. Even my finicky mother loved them. I got the Taylor Cardiac Unit Burger (one patty) and it was a delicious killer!! I felt my cholesterol rising. My mom didn't like the hot dog sliders they were like fried bologna(yuck). She should have asked if the dogs were Pork, that would help to avoid this mishap. Overall this was a good dining experience for a hard working bar that serves food.

Nice place. Small and comfy. Very local bar. Service was okay and they probably could use more…read morehelp. Mozzarella sticks did have slightly different breading but it was not something that stuck out for me. It wasn't bad or outstanding and I'd eat it again but I'd probably want to try other things first.

Delco Deli Honey Hot…read moreChicken Sandwich Hot Honey chicken, Pepper Jack Cheese, pickles and side of coleslaw. Price: $8.99 Rating: 5/5 When I first opened the box I was disappointed by the look of this sandwich however it was sneaky good. So many bursts of flavor and a nice punch. Ordered Cheesesteak Hoagie Premium Ribeye steak with American and provolone cheese, fried onions, lettuce, tomato and pickles. Price: $11.99 Rating: 3/5 They didn't put provolone and the tomatoes were not ripe at all still green. Ordered Italian Sandwich - Salami, ham, honey maple turkey, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onion, pickles, sweet peppers. olive oil, oregano, salt & pepper. Price: $13.97 Rating: 2/5 The salami was missing on the hoagie and was replaced with something that tasted like bologna. The roll was good and large portions. The one meat on the hoagie ruined it. Cheese fries Price: $5.30 Rating: 3/5 Very fresh however I don't care for crinkle cut fries. Overall rating 2.5 stars out of 5. Location use to be a Wawa and now a deli on steroids with ample parking. Service was excellent. The food was all freshly made, Delco Deli uses Liscio's roll and lunch meat is dietz and watson. Pricing I thought was high but possibly because I ordered on the slice app. I would try Delco Deli again as I believe I tried on a bad day compared to other reviews. #delcoeats #delco #delcofoodie #delcopa #visitdelco #visitdelcopa #pennsylvaniafoodie #pennsylvania #impossibletraveler #50before50 #50statesbyage50 #50countriesbyage50 #visitpennsylvania #pennsylvaniabeautiful #pennsylvania

I know it's weird to start a review like this, but I can't get over Delco Deli's bagged ice…read more I don't make my own ice, I think it tastes "like freezer." So, I buy a lot of bagged ice. I know what type of ice Wawa, CVS, Sunoco, and the grocery store have. Each retailer has a specific ice (shape, size, price, etc.). While grabbing food here, I figured I'd stock up on ice. Little did I know that I stumbled upon the most perfect bag of ice that exists. The cubes are all perfectly square, and there is not one melted chunk of ice in the bag. The entire bag of ice is beautiful little cubes, all detatched from each other. It's spectacular. There is zero "ice waste" in this bag. It's all going straight into a beverage cup! I will only be getting my ice from here from now on. Moving on from the ice: their food ain't bad! Their cheesesteak was VERY good, their Italian hoagie was decent but there could have been more onion on it, their wings are just OK, their broccoli soup was good and not as thick as you get at Wawa (made me feel a little less guilty about eating it). Plus, who doesn't love a non-chain place. The employees that work there are great, too. Very nice.

Papa Giovanni's sits on a busy stretch of Chester Pike with limited parking. You can park off the…read morestreet in the front, but I would say it's safer on the side street, or in one of the optometrist's spots behind the building. (Owner told me that was alright) The owner John Sciarrino, used to own and operate Johnny's Pizza down the street. He's a nice Sicilian guy with deep family roots in the local pizza game. He was nice to chat with. The inside was kept clean, with limited window seating, he offers slices and has Coke products. They use a double deck Baker's Pride oven. On my first trip I ordered a Sicilian plain $14.95 - he had just finished making the shell so it was fresh. Overall, the sauce needed more flavor but the cheese and dough were good. It was a good average Sicilian pie that was gobbled up by my coworkers. Great price too. Second time I ordered a plain large cheese pizza $13.95 well done and a large mushroom (plus $3) pizza $13.95 well done. The mushrooms were plentiful and delicious, sauce was sweet and seasoned, cheese was ok, but for some reason the dough was chewy and bland. Both pies, same chewy crust. Unfortunately a miss. Maybe just a bad day. The menu is huge, probably too big, but I'm not the boss! I'll probably return to try other menu items if I'm in the area. Thanks John and best of luck!

Went to cornerstone and got a BLT. NEVER AGAIN. it took me 20 minutes to get there food still…read morewasn't ready, only to get this slop. This BLT was very disturbing look like they shredded 2 pieces of bacon and put it on bread. It was more lettuce and tomatos than anything. Then they had the nerve to say you got a bad batch well make you another one I THINK THE "F" NOT!!! Would've have a 0 if I could. Then one of the workers in there with the pizza holder that he takes the pizzas out with he has it standing on the top of his sneaker leaning on it. HORRIBLE PLACE AND WORKERS

I ordered from them for years with no issues. I moved 3 lefts away from where they are and they…read moretold me sorry they can't deliver to.me because their driver could not find me. Are you kidding me? Things have sure changed. Customer comes last and people can not follow simple direction. Places will give your order up instead of finding a driver that can find his way out of a brown paper bag.

Came to eat here with my girlfriend on New Year. the food was 10/10…read moreDidn't get the Cashier /waitress name but she was wonderful as well... we ordered the burrito which was full of flavor and enough to save for later. Also Some tamales with the chips and salsa. Definitely will be back again. Shoutout to the chef !

Very expensive. We ordered pick up: a chicken quesadilla, steak nachos, and a vegetarian dish. The…read moresteak nachos came wrong but we didn't bring anything up again because they left out a part of our order when we came to pick up. The food is alright, nothing to complain about. Not spicy, but some flavor. Probably won't come back due to the prices and the difficulties we had with the order.

Went in for dinner on a Saturday night. Ordered chicken marsala and Reuben sandwich. Had two drinks…read morethey were okay. The Reuben had burnt homemade chips and wasn't very warm. We asked to replace the chips. By the time they brought it the sandwich was already finished. And then they charged us for the fries even though they burnt the homemade chips. My chicken marsala was warm but not hot. Not even so much as a roll. Overall I would say go to the one in Newtown square stay away from the one in Drexel Hill. They're expensive for what you get and I think the McDonald's would be better deal across the street. That's not saying much good on Casey's restaurant Drexel Hill. But if you're angry at someone good place to recommend they'll have a miserable dinner.

I recently visited Casey's three times for lunch and came away with good experiences on each trip…read more I found parking was easiest in the rear parking lot. It was not crowded at all. I sat at the upstairs bar my first two times. The staff was friendly and there were only a few other people there. The inside was clean and it looked like the staff kept busy cleaning and organizing the place. On my last visit I sat in the downstairs area called the dugout. It had a similar bar to the upstairs with TV's showing sports highlights, but they had music playing. I really liked the old baseball gloves bordering the room. There were way more people coming into the dugout for lunch, so I suppose the upstairs is a quieter choice (for lunch anyway). They had some PA skills games and a PA lottery machine tucked away in a room next to the bar. I had three different servers and they were all super friendly. I loved that they recommended menu items instead of giving the generic "everything's good here", or the dreaded "idk I don't eat anything from here." Top recommendations were any of the burgers, most of the wraps, roast beef sandwich, reuben, crab cake and the turkey sandwiches. The homemade kettle chips were suggested over fries with a side of ranch dip. I had the bacon cheddar burger the first time. It was sizeable and good, but not great. The chips were delicious and although I hate ranch in any form, the girl was right, dipping the chips in it was a good idea. Second go around I had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap - crispy chicken, bleu cheese, mayo, lettuce, tomato and red onion. I added fries instead of chips for $3 and regretted it. The fries were soggy, bleh and certainly not worth the extra charge. Stick with the chips! The wrap was ok, little loose, not as full as most places. The chicken was chopped up and had kick, bleu cheese was complimentary and not overpowering, red onion provided some extra zing. It was an ok to good meal. Third time I went with The Turkey Grill - carved turkey, crispy bacon, roasted red peppers and provolone cheese on grilled sourdough bread. The bread was somewhat toasted and saturated with butter and turkey gravy. The turkey itself was a little dry, the portion size of the sandwich was fine, but it lacked flavor. Chips and pickle spears were appreciated. Looking at the menu for a future visit, I'd probably try the ribs, a cheesesteak or wings. The upper floors have outside seating during the warmer months and that looks like an absolute win for a return trip. Overall, I wasn't blown away by any of the food. Similar/better options can be found not too far, but I can see the appeal of Casey's as a regular neighborhood bar. The various dining options plus full bar - tables, bar seating with TV's, upstairs, downstairs, outside makes it extremely versatile for any occasion. Thanks guys!