Just walking in the door makes you feel welcomed. Eating in? Definitely any omelet BUT place take…read moreout order before sitting in the small "dining room" down the hall. Promise you will walk out with a smile and "take home" from menu....and they deliver!

This is a nice little corner deli that certainly fills a niche in Ardmore. I've never been…read moredisappointed with anything I got here, and they offer plenty of meal deals and specials throughout the week. You can eat in if you want, and there's outdoor seating as well, though the outdoor spots are usually taken up. It's a good spot to get a sandwich on the go.

From the prepared foods section, I bough some BBQ ribs and they were beyond inedible. Threw the…read morewhole order in the trash. Very disappointed.

I was just there over the weekend. This store needs a new manager. The lobby area with carts was…read moredirty with trash on the floor. I wanted to buy salmon but there was a very long line and only one person covering both the meat and fish sections-this seems to happen every weekend. There were no prepackaged salmon trays. I finally left because of poor service. This store in particular raises prices inappropriately for holidays. Bad for business and shoddy business practices.

I like this place for a quick meal and really good food! But after the pandemic they have a…read moreweird way of ordering. Haven't been there in a while, so not sure if it's changed. The menu and pay option was QR code only. Don't like that so much, seems a little impersonal.

Food is always fresh and delicious I frequent here for lunch and it's very convenientread more

Place is very dirty, The older woman with glasses should not be in customer service. She has…read moreshorted me change and is very rude. The couple times I have been there she has something to say to the other workers (not i n English)I guess they are making money. This store is within 1mile of my house. I will never go to that location again. I will drive to Drexel Hill or elsewhere. I have never been treated anywhere like this before.

I've never felt more welcomed in a Dunkin. The women that helped me all had smiles and were so kind…read moreit truly made my day! My food came out quickly and perfect. This Dunkin has a great atmosphere.

Cashier was still really nice but the food I order wasn't very good. I would have rather waited…read morethan be served something this burnt.

One of the sucky ones that doesn't have a bathroom... other than that it was normal for the most…read morepart I guess.

Coffee and bagels are great. Nice hot bagel out of the oven, smeared with cream cheese delicious…read more Pasta and meatballs a good selection to pick from. Homemade soups to pick from.

So to really dig into what I love most about Napoletano is the fact that it's local, has some of…read morethe most down-to-earth, friendly people running the place, should you take time to stop and have a conversation, good coffee and espresso, and hands down, one of, if not the best offering of breakfast sandwiches in Delco available, and I will defend that assessment tooth and nail. When I first stopped in here it was in a whim, and although they do have a selection of whimsical, sweet, dare I say, ridiculous and sweet coffee beverages, they were able to make me a traditional Italian macchiato. I had been unable to find a good, even passable REAL macchiato anywhere, and they delivered in spectacular fashion. Not only was the drink silky, strong, and small, it was made with outstanding Italian roasted espresso that has a different character than the standard, heavier-roasted American palate has come to be used to. This alone would have been enough for me to return time and time again when I was in the area, but after getting breakfast sandwich on a whim, this instantly became a weekly stop; more than that, a destination. Fast forward a few years and the initial attraction of coffee, sandwich, and friendly staff has transformed into a beautiful relationship where I can easily walk in, everyone knows me before I am all the way through the door, and even knowing my idiosyncrasies, are still excited to see me and listen to me prattle on about whatever might be the story of the day. The time spent here has given me the opportunity to try nearly everything on the menu and try every drink available. Including all the dry goods, pasta for sale, frozen trays of delicious Italian staples, and more. I am not one to just stick to the things I know I enjoy as I am always on a journey for something interesting and exciting, so whenever something shows up I am getting that rather than something in my "comfort zone". This has led to me traditionally losing interest or finding that the quality of a place declines for myself over time, especially multiple years. Not the case here at Napoletano, it has only done the exact opposite and gotten much more rewarding and somehow even more delicious and embracing of people and everyone who comes through the door. This brings me to my most recent food adventures into the menu here, the newest additions for the most part, the added amazing hoagie list. I have had two. The first I tried was the Gondolier, which I was enamored with for weeks. I had been there too early to order lunch time and time again, and then FINALLY, one day it was about time for lunch to be available and Michelle, the wonderful woman running the front of house and so much more, was able to get me this sandwich just a bit early. It had it all....outstanding bread, roasted red peppers, seriously premium meats, both standard deli and cured. However, something just missed the mark for me. I couldn't believe it. I don't know what and I don't know why. I was immediately disappointed, likely because I had hyped this up in my head for so long and I have come to expect so much from Napoletano, I simply couldn't believe that this wasn't the best hoagie I had ever enjoyed. That fact has eaten at me for at least a month now, but today that all changed, and is possibly why I finally found my voice to put all my thoughts together an write this after so many years. During my visit to say hello today, I realized it was once again right around the time where I could order sandwiches. I toyed with the thought of the cutlet sandwiches or even the Cuban which is amazing, but after going around and around and around talking to everyone working about this and that, I finally decided on another hoagie; the Sicilian. Kris, another of my favorite people along with Fanny (who was on vacation) helped me inch toward this one based on my description of my whole previous experience, and tbh is sandwich is so interestingly unique. Topped with lemon and orange zest, it doesn't sound like it would work, but once you take your first bite, you begin to examine your entire existence. Why have you never had a specialty Italian hoagie topped with citrus zest??? The question has been running through my head all day since lunch, and I still cannot understand why I haven't been enjoying something like this my entire life. So many years lost of amazing sandwich experiences.....this sandwich was so divine, despite looking slightly barren and strange, that it blew apart my entire disappointment I had been holding since the gondolier. I will absolutely try the other four in the list. I would have anyway, but this definitely took that mission off of life support and put it front and center. There are so many reasons to go to Napoletano. I could spend another thirty paragraphs writing about what is great about this place, the people, the drinks, the space, all of it. But instead of doing that, you should just go here. Even if you're not close, and enjoy!

Food was delicious and service was great. So glad to have a brunch spot closer to home! I enjoyed…read morethe Home Sweet Hash Skillet. Did not have to wait long to get a table. May not be able to park outside, but at least it is in a shopping center so you will find parking, but not close enough. There is outdoor seating so it will be great for warm weather and less of a wait time. Inside was clean.

The coffee is good, the service is hit or miss. The people are kind, but tend to be a little bit…read moreslow. The biggest issue is the inconsistency with the food. I have tried many things on the menu at this point and they have all been OK. Not great, but OK. The breakfast potatoes were good one time and one time only. Keeping in mind I've been there about five times now. So I feel like I've given them a fair shot. But more often than not, the potatoes are really bad. Today they actually tasted rancid, thus my review. The place certainly has potential and it's nice to have something like it in Drexel Hill. They just need to do a significantly better job training their cooks and they need much better quality control on the food going out.

I had the breakfast fix two days in a row and ate almost all of it. If I had someone to split it…read morewith, then get a bagel that would be PERFECT! It's an easy walk from the hospital, if you're in need of food while visiting. Yesterday I ate outside, but today I ate inside. It's a good little place to listen to good music in the air conditioning while eating. People were coming in right at 2, which is when they close, though no one was rushed away. I can't wait for next time to get more items off the menu!

Listen, the food here is amazing. The bread whether it's a bagel, challah, or rye bread is always…read moreso fresh. The spreads; specifically the horseradish aioli and spicy tomato jam, are insane. I ordered the Hungry Jack and was pleasantly showed by how meaty and tender the beef brisket was, especially for it being house-made. My only beef with this place truly is the service. It's just OK. It's a tiny spot so it gets pretty crowded, but the organization behind the counter when orders are ready is just ehh. You can see the orders in the window, 8 deep and you know yours has been sitting there for 5+ minutes but someone's on their phone at the cash register or just talking to each other and ignoring you.