I started with probably the best tasting coffee I've ever had. It just hit differently, like it was…read moresweet but not overly sweet, it still had that coffee "bite"...But that foam Next, I tried the mushroom soup...piping hot, wonderfully thick and creamy, and super flavorful. This thing was loaded with bits and pieces of real, quality mushrooms! For the main course I had been DYING to try the 'Soul of Cuba' since I first saw pictures of it. The moment I started eating it I knew...this was gonna be special. The pork tasted like it had been marinated and slow cooked to be flavor packed and oh so tender. Just the right amount of ham, ooooey gooey Swiss cheese, pickles and yellow mustard rounded out this hefty (had to take the rest to go) sandwich on a beautifully toasted Cuban roll. This thing easily became my all-time favorite Cuban sandwich, and it wasn't even close. Side note, I'm not sure what the pasta salad that was included is called but after I took one bite, it was gone before I even finished the first half of my sandwich! The setting is very warm and welcoming and the service is top notch!

This was my second trip to this cute cafe. The vibe in this place is so fun. They always have fun…read moremusic on and the feel is cozy! The staff is so helpful and will help you make a selection if need be. If you don't have time to eat here you can stop in for coffee or tea. I had an iced americano and it was spot on!!! Delicious!!

Morningside Cafe is what you'd get if you crossed your grandmothers kitchen with a Michelin 3-star…read morerestaurant! Grandma never wants you to have a bad day...and Michelin never wants you to have a bad food experience. The place is spotless, and the kids who work here...are the kids who everyone wishes their kids would be more like! There's a genuine "goodness" here. In the food...and in the staff.

Came here for the first time on an early Sunday morning. Service was exceedingly friendly and…read moreprofessional. We were immediately thanked by waitstaff for stopping by, and made to feel welcome over the course of our meal. Menus for both breakfast and lunch had a wide array of options. Coffee was great. Had a basic breakfast which included a really delicious multigrain toast. Eggs over easy and potatoes were cooked to perfection. Importantly, everything was served nice and warm! The place filled up nicely during our visit and we weren't surprised by its popularity. 'Will definitely return.

We had a very pleasant experience with friendly staff and great food. We enjoyed the delicious…read morespecials of Mexican Eggs Benedict and Chilaquiles. We would definitely come again.

Stopped in for breakfast and ordered an iced coffee and it was very good. For breakfast we ordered…read morethe veggie omelet, scrambled eggs with home fries, sausage and toast. The food came out fast and it was delicious. I loved the home fries, they were crunchy and not a bit greasy. The staff is very friendly and were always checking on us. Great breakfast spot in Kennett!

Stopped in with my husband for dinner. After checking out our many options we decided on burgers…read moreand fries. I paid and was told it would be about 10-15 minutes. We sat at the bar and ordered drinks and the guy brought our food over for us :) The burgers were great and we loved the pickle that came with it. We got takeout for family and they ordered the Kennett Chicken Nashville Sandwich, Mac n cheese & the blue cheese coleslaw. The sandwich was a little spicy but very good, the macaroni was delicious and they really liked the coleslaw. Two others ordered Korean food and both said they really liked it. Everyone we encountered was very friendly and we really enjoyed our food. The only negative was the restrooms were not very clean. Can't wait to come back!

A small food hall with about seven eateries. The usual suspects are represented. Pizza, hamburger,…read morefried chicken, Korean, Mexican, salad,and beer bar are available. Lots of tables are available. Restrooms are clean but small. The foot hall is a good option for a quick meal. There is a free parking lot next to the food hall.

Pros: Good location, friendly staff, excellent service, great food, pleasant atmosphere…read more Cons: None. I would visit them again.

Agree that this is a charming spot to get coffee. The environment is clean and peaceful. I haven't…read moreconsumed anything but hot drinks, can say that their java and service are both top-drawer. The soft, muted shades of interior color make for a relaxing atmosphere. I'll be back.

The atmosphere of the ambulance these people are from Italy and their food shows it. It is…read moremouthwatering out of this world. . You feel like you're actually in Italy it's so nice in there. Everybody should go to this place and experience it.. 5 Yumms...!!!! Family owned. This is one of them restaurants. I passed 1 million times. It's been here for a long time and I never ate there until this past weekend.

I met a helpful sommelier whose parents emigrated from Italy to Philadelphia. Looking for the…read moreinside scoop, I asked what his favorite Italian restaurant is. Portobello Cafe. So we went! The restaurant has a charming and casual vibe. Both gentlemen tending the floor are from Italy, adding an air of authenticity. You can choose to sit outdoors -- I really like the way the patio is arranged --or in the cozy dining room. Once seated, you're brought a plate of roasted peppers and a basket of hard rolls. I sprinkled olive oil and grated salt on the plate, which proved a good idea with the peppers and rolls. There were a number of appetizer specials, but we went with a basic Caesar salad. One order, pre-apportioned in the kitchen, was perfect for the two of us. I ordered branzino as an entree T, linguini Pescatore. The whole fish is brought out and fileted tableside. While I took a photo, it was just one unflattering shot of the head (which I'm not posting.) The branzino was mild and flakey, good, though the seasoning didn't break through the skin rendering it a little bland. Excellent grilled potatoes and vegetables completed my dinner. My husband's linguini was delish; while the pasta isn't made in house, it tasted like it could be, served al dente, of course. The tomato sauce was spicy enough to bring the dish over the top. Portobello is byob. (Another Yelper mentioned an $8 corkage fee, but unless they forgot to charge us, they disbanded the policy.) After our meal, with takeout box packed -- there was a lot of fish -- we were offered amaretto as a digestif. A nice touch! The restaurant isn't all that convenient to where we live but we enjoyed dinner enough to warrant a repeat visit. Next time I'll try something Italian. Or maybe salmon, which looked pretty good. Reservations suggested, particularly on weekends.

Who did Bella restaurant in Kennet Sqaure is the best! I highly recommend them to anyone looking…read morefor dinner and drink drinks. The atmosphere is great. The bartenders are great. The owners are great. I can't say enough about Portobello. You will not be disappointed. I highly recommend them.

Warm and lovely welcome upon arrival. Little soft white lights really made for a lovely ambiance…read more Tablecloths, dimmed lighting and casual fine dining. Our server, Olivia was adorable, friendly and served us very well. We all four shared the Starter: Crab Stuffed Mushrooms and crispy Brussels. Absolutely delicious!! I ordered the Garlic Shrimp Linguine which was fabulous. Husband ordered the Ravioli with w Peas and Pancetta lardons. The sauce was superb! What a wonderful dish! Friends ordered Salmon and Veal Parmesan. Everyone raved over every bite! The wine we ordered was delicious, a Tempranillo. This was my husband's and my first experience at Portobello's and we will be back!!

Every Longwood Gardens experience includes dining at 1906. The seasonal menu makes every visit…read moredelightful, especially the prix fixe menus for summer concerts or special occasions. Natalie is our preferred server, and we ask to be seated in her section every time we dine at 1906. The 1906 ambiance is sophisticated yet casual.

My husband and I had brunch at 1906 Fine Dining when we visited Longwood Gardens for the first time…read morethis past Saturday and had a wonderful meal. Inside the large conservatory complex at the Gardens, 1906 is the fine dining option when you visit Longwood. (There are other options for Longwood visitors who prefer a more casual or less splurge-y meal.) The restaurant is beautiful, with plush seating and beautiful green tones and windows that look out onto the fountains. It's definitely fine dining. They offer a two-course menu for $65/per person or a three-course menu for $80/per person, with many options for each course. We decided to do three courses each, with an enhancement, too (they offer a few courses as enhancements to enjoy before or during the meal that range $11-15). We couldn't resist - there was much we wanted to try. And what's truly incredible about 1906 is that so much of what they serve comes from Longwood's own gardens! In summer, 70% or more of what you eat might come from the gardens at Longwood, which is special. We shared: chilled watermelon (with lardo iberico, aleppo pepper, and sheep feta) as an enhancement; tune tartare (with cucumber, tomatillo, and veggie "chicharrón") and sunflower seed "risotto" (with a poached egg, marigold butter, and sweet pepper jam) as our two "beginnings"; agnolotti (with sweet yellow corn, pickled stone fruit, and Thai basil) and dayboat scallops (with tempura rock shrimp, charred scallion risotto, Fresno chile, and corn velouté) as our two mains; and berry cremeux (with lime chantilly, compressed melon, and watermelon mint sorbet) and stonefruit financier (with almond praline and fig leaf gelato) for our two desserts. Everything was very good - fresh, creative, and delicious. The desserts were easily our least favorite dishes (the berry cremeux didn't work for me - the texture and the taste made me feel like I was eating a smoothie bowl, and both desserts were too large), but that's being critical. All the food was very good. I had a glass of wine and an NA mocktail, while my husband tried two of their cocktails. All the drinks as great as the food. The service was outstanding. Our server - Ben - was incredibly friendly and helpful (he even gave me some places to check out in the area when we told him it was our first time visiting Longwood). He made the experience special. Another note about the incredible service - a little boy was sat at the table next to us, and I thought - is this a good restaurant for a little boy? What's he going to eat!? But they made him such an incredible meal with sweet touches - mac and cheese with goldfish on top and a dirt cup dessert with such convincing rocks made of chocolate, I was worried he was going to break his little teeth (but it was chocolate)! It was sweet; he loved his meal, and we enjoyed watching him experience it! That's the kind of service you can expect at 1906 - personal and accommodating and welcoming. 1906 isn't your only option for dining at Longwood Gardens. But if you're looking for a fine dining meal with a seasonal menu, the freshest of produce (a lot of it from Longwood's own gardens), and incredible service, make a reservation for brunch/lunch or dinner when you next visit Longwood!