I was so excited to try SC's pizza for the first time, but unfortunately we will not be back…read more The pizza was disappointing, and the customer service was even worse. I spent about $50 on two medium 14" pizzas, including paying extra for additional cheese on both pies. What we received barely looked like a normal amount of cheese, let alone extra. One pizza had sauce missing from half of it, and the other was folded over with toppings stuck to the opposite side. I questioned the pizzas because they clearly did not look right. The employee said, "I'll ask the cook." After returning, they simply said, "He said he put extra cheese on it." At that point, all anyone needed to do was look at the pizzas, acknowledge the issue, apologize, and offer some type of refund. Instead, the situation was handled poorly. We also spent $24 on two quarts of ice cream, bringing our total close to $75. For those prices, I expected much better quality and customer service. We definitely will not return for the pizza. Possibly for the ice cream, but after this experience, this place has some work to do to justify those prices.

My husband and I are on the road alot for soccer games and tournaments, so while out in West…read moreChester on a scorching hot day, we definitely need something to cool us down and fill our tummies! We found the Salty Cow about a mile away from Thornbury soccer park and it is quite a hidden gem! Featuring both food and dessert alike, its a quaint little restaurant. We ordered a Mediterranean salad to split between us and it absolutely hit the spot! The staff is fairly young and friendly and the food came out in a good amount of time! Will definitely stop here again for the next tournament! Quality: 4.5/5 Customer service: 4/5 Value for cost: 4/5

Stopped by Local Deli Grove today and was seriously impressed. The hoagies are amazing, the owner…read moreis incredibly nice, and the service is through the roof. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to!

Best old fashioned deli in the area. Owner is friendly and always remembers you by name. The 1-star…read morereviews probably expecting sheetz or some corporate bs.

No one else comes close. Simply the best. Same recipe for…read moreover 60 years. Same great service for decades. Formerly located in the famous Bazaar of All Nations, now gone over 20 years but Bernie's is stronger than ever. In these new locations, 3 I believe , they continue to serve those in their golden years who remember the best pretzels of the Philadelphia area. New customers are also joyful. Literally generations of people have loved Bernie's perfectly Soft n chewy, salted just right pretzels.

Needed 25 pretzels for soccer games, super easy to call and order. Easy to pick up. They pick up…read morethe phone prior to opening! Fresher than Philly Pretzel.

DoorDash delivered delicious food from this restaurant- cheesesteak, chili cheese fries, hot dogs,…read moremoxie sticks, and a bowl of homemade chili. Everything was exactly as ordered and so reasonably priced. The chili is perfectly seasoned. The mozzie stix or the marinara sauce had an amazing sweet flavor hint. Amazing. Positively will be ordering again

One of two best gyros around. Hotdogs and spicy sausage are delicious. Decent fries. The Chili,…read moreOMG. Highly recommend this place if you want some of these.

Super reliable, and kind owners. Very fair prices, and quality food. Can't beat their specials that…read moreare available everyday!

Really good local mom and pop shop. Sandwiches are always on point and prices are on point. Super…read morekind owners too.

I guess I was expecting a hoagie in a sub shop. I ordered a large ham and American cheese with…read moresweet peppers on the side. I got ham and provolone with sweet peppers on it which I was sharing with the wife and she doesn't like peppers. Very bland sandwich. even with the peppers on it

This is another outpost/ franchise of this Delaware brainchild. This is now the closest one to…read moreme. The ones in Downingtown and Exton closed probably due to the pandemic (Exton) and high rents they both paid in busy strip malls. The reknowned Bobbie was the reason for my trip. We also got a meatball sandwich and an Italian hoagie. The bread for all the sandwiches was extremely fresh. All the sandwiches were well made and in a timely fashion. It's also probably the friendliest Capriotti's as every person working there made it a point to address me. Nice touch. Parking is ok but I can see that it could be challenging at the height of lunch or dinner.

Pancake Review: Pennsylvania Edition…read more Origin and context**: Lived in Pennsylvania for 7 years, coming from California, the pancake place has become a standout. Texture and taste**: Fluffy, delicious pancakes that aren't dry or batter-tasting. Flavor and portions**: Great flavor; pancakes are large in size. Innovative service detail**: The chef's method of placing butter and syrup inside the with-package (wrapped or to-go container) to keep them warm is a genius touch.

the staff was SUPER NICE. I walked in like literally 15 mins before closing and they were still…read moresoooo nice and still made us food even though they were closing !! I really liked the woman working in the kitchen who took my order she was really nice. The Italian hoagie didn't have proscuttio in it which was a let down and there was too much meat for my liking. I took out all the meats. Chicken sandwich good but i got a rly weird piece of chicken in a bite and it was scary and grody

Really good pretzels, well priced, nice Philly guy…read more It's all pretty basic - but that's what pretzels are. This would be a go-to if we lived here!

Philadelphia soft pretzels are cheap and filling, perfect for keeping a bunch of rowdy elementary…read moreschool students in line. They were a big part of my childhood, and I ate them lots when I was in school. We got a bunch of pretzels from this Philly Pretzel Factory - they have other locations in the suburbs and downtown. To be exact, we ordered 25 for a mere $8, or almost 33 cents a pretzel. Talk about dirt cheap - not bad if you're trying to feed a Boy Scout troop, eh? Luckily, the Factory doesn't mess with a good thing - their take on the classic elongated Philly pretzel, with bits of salt, is virtually identical to the unsanitary ones you can get on the Boulevard. For flavor (and to fight against bacterial infection), I always slather on a package of spicy mustard. Go celebrate National Pretzel Day (that's April 26, for those who don't know) and get some!