We visited this cafe for the first time today. The people working are super nice and really…read morewelcoming. The food was good but could use a little more flavoring with spices. The portions are appropriate and on par with the cost. I believe they could be more efficient if they didn't provide table service given the amount of space and available staff. This cafe could easily be mostly takeout or customers could order at the counter and seat themselves to enjoy their meal. The menu is very inspiring and provided plenty of options for customers to choose from. They even have gluten free options. The empanadas were clearly a big hit many patrons were ordering them. Kids faces were lighting up when waffles and pancakes arrived with heaping whipped cream and sprinkles!! We will go back to this establishment and would love to see this cafe succeed.

I've been here twice and it's such a cute and cozy spot! They have plenty of seating options to…read morechit chat and catch up with friends. Their drinks are pretty good. The staff are sweet and helpful since the options can be overwhelming to pick from!

We had a great experience here today! This is a super cute cafe in Media on a stone street. There…read moreseems to be outside seating for the warmer weather! There was some seating inside as well so we were able to sit and enjoy our lattes. We tried the milk way, the friends and neighbors, and the nutcracker. Along with the fun names, the drinks were delicious. Very sweet, but not overly so. We really liked how the inside was decorated, and if we hadn't just come from brunch we would've wanted to try some of their snacks/pastries. The staff were polite and our drinks came out quickly. We'll definitely be back when in the area.

The Yoga Barn is peaceful, inviting, and a simply wonderful experience all around. The setting is…read moretranquil and the people are happy. It makes a difference when you walk into a yoga class and you can feel the warmth of the room and positive energy around you. Anna Dorwart is a treasure. I am so thankful to practice at this studio and to be a part of the community. Yoga and meditation classes are all fantastic.

Brandywine Yoga in West Chester is amazing. The staff is so knowledgeable and I felt very…read morecomfortable even though I am new to yoga

If you want to soak up and share good energy, get to Brandywine Yoga!! Amazing teachers who are…read moreeducated in all areas, and a fabulous yoga community! Quiet, warm, clean and aesthetically pleasing environment to practice.

Reviewed this establishment during Covid. Never dined in…read more Had take out several times. Met lady friends here today. Wow. Disappointed. Had the classic eggs Benedict. Eggs were hard boiled. I ate less than half of it. The server said she would show the chef. Bill arrived. No explanation about what was said. No new egg served. Nothing taken off the bill. For a $22.00 breakfast, you'd better make it right! PS: my friend ordered the Benedict with avocado, and her eggs were served hard boiled also!

Was the best breakfast I have had in the last 26 years of my life. Would fight a wild bear for one…read moreof their cinnamon rolls. 100/10 will be coming back again. Only thing I would change is to have real sugar on the tables for my coffee. Other than that absolutely amazing no notes.

A dear friend of mine became so much dearer after she got me to do a Saturday retreat at Yoga…read moreUnderground! It was WON-DER-FULLLLLL!!!! While I was drawn to Indian religions in hs and college (taking courses in it), I never made it around to yoga. I tried it once at a Club Med, long before it came into its current fad, and I really dug it then (out on the sand, under some palms). Then, tried it again a few years ago, but the approach of the studio where I tried it was all physical, with no explanation of the philosophy, nor psych/emotional work that traditionally accompanies it. Well, third time's a charm! My experience at Yoga Underground the other weekend got me enthused about doing more! Yoga Underground is located in the Chadds Ford Barn Shops. Danielle is the studio owner, who does some instruction, but Susan was our Yoga instructor for the rigorous morning session that day. I was mom-frazzled getting there at 8:30am on a Saturday, and forgot my mat. No problem, they have all kinds of accessories right there for anyone to use. Susan likes heated yoga, so the heat lamps were on. OMG, that makes it harder, IMO! I appreciated the challenge, and everyone was so nice, saying I did really well for my first time. Even the seasoned ladies there said it was a workout. My friend was balancing like a pro, could stick her leg straight up in the air like a ballerina. I was all over the place, BUT, I steadied myself after a struggle, and I could not believe what positions I was able to do. Maybe the heat helps? Or, they have mad positive vibes going on here! Maybe both! I recommend being somewhat in shape before attempting yoga if you want to get the most out of it. I have been jogging 4-6 miles as many times per week as my mom-schedule allows, for a few months now. I am okay with my fitness level, but I still don't have my pre-preg body back yet, so the more fit you can be, the better. But this studio is so welcoming to any level of experience, and instructors and classmates alike, took me under their wings. Such a good feeling! After our yoga workout, we did a written manifestation exercise, setting positive intentions for life improvement. The exercise was developed from books on Dharma, and was so well done! Perfect therapy! Our included lunch was al fresco, at the adjacent Chadds Cafe. It was a huge, delicious salad with spinach, squash, sweet potato, peppers, orzo, and other awesome stuff. Absolutely delicious. The chef, Pam, came out with a bowl of watermelon chunks and mint. Then, also zucchini muffins with lemon curd to douse all over them. Amazing food! After lunch we had a nature walk with a yogi named Mason, who knew all kinds of interesting horticultural and earth science stuff. Mason brought us a local Pawpaw fruit from the nearby farmer's market. He offered samples to everyone. It tastes like a cross of banana and mango. Mason's nature walk really helped me feel more settled and in tune with my surroundings. After that, we returned to the studio for Thai yoga. Thai yoga is a partnered massage exercise, which was the perfect cool down for the day. Danielle led us through this exercise, giving each partner 45 minutes as giver and taker of the massage. It was amazing to me how relaxed you can get on a yoga mat with all your workout gear and sneaks on, I was just as relaxed as I'd be on a table/derobed/oils, etc. As masseuse, I was so pleased that my partner said she had just as relaxing of a massage! Danielle led us through each motion, with excellent instruction, and we even walked on our partners using the hanging bars they have for aerial yoga. I learned such cool techniques and tricks! Worth so much right there! We also had a visit from a local woman who makes/sells holistic tinctures. I forget what mine was (my brain was in vacay mode by the end of this fabulous day), but it was powerful and I felt good afterward! To close the retreat, they had a little wine, cheese, and other hors d'oeuvres at a table just outside the studio. I am not a wine drinker but everyone else loved it. The hors d'oeuvres were great quality. It was the perfect close to the day! The whole day was $165, and it was money well spent. They offer the tools for you to make so much of your day, physically and emotionally, and you take away a great sense of balance and direction. LOL, I've kind of lost my "buzz" of those feelings, but I think that's why people go back for more! I'll be back! Yoga Underground offers Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Hatha yoga, as well as Aerial sessions (very cool)! They have regular classes, with package deals (monthly unlimited classes for $95!), also private sessions, and training programs if you want to learn to instruct. Join their email list, and you will get offers for very cool retreats, both local at the studio, and international week-long yoga getaways! Note: Sorry I have only a couple pictures. This was a totally unplugged day, in the best of ways!!!

Love everything about yoga underground! The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable about the many…read moreaspects of yoga. A wonderful place to practice.

My friend invited me to a hot yoga class on a Monday morning. The space is nice and clean. A shop…read morein the front, multiple showers, bathrooms and changing rooms. The studio is self is spacious. I enjoyed the class as it was just what I needed. The instructions were very clear and the flow was enjoyable. I felt amazing after. The chilled eucalyptus towels provided at the end were such a treat! Great way to end a session. Look forward to attending again when I'm in the area.

I love this place and the yoga is exceptional. The studio is beautiful and the instructors are…read moreamazing!

Ryan's Rise Up Cafe is a nonprofit coffee shop in Concordville (Glen Mills), Pennsylvania, founded…read moreby Jim and Rose Vail to create meaningful employment for people with disabilities, inspired by their son Ryan, who has Down syndrome. The ambience is soooo cute! So clean and so nice! Everyone here is so nice and friendly. Great service! I can't wait to dig in to the yummy food and coffee!!!

Such a lovely coffee shop! The ambience is warm and cozy and the service is wonderful. They have…read moresuch a nice menu with a variety of treats and food! I can't wait to return to try more food and drinks.