Fabulous staff. They are very attentive and personable. The food is good and always fresh. A few…read moremembers of the International Brotherhood of Magicians - Ring 6, which is headquartered at the nearby Community Arts Center (CAC) in Wallingford, meet at the Court Diner several times a month - usually before our monthly meeting at the CAC. Rita and Matt always take great care of us. We all love it there, which is why we keep going back. If the Court Diner weren't consistently good, we'd go somewhere else. But we are loyal customers; we recommend the Court.

After calling to place order, women answering seemed unable to understand me. When I called back…read more(twice) after she hung up, I was informed they weren't taking calls. I was afraid I called the wrong number. My husband went anyway because he didn't want to no show if it was correct. It was the correct number but what we got was terrible. Will not go back.

Nice staple weekend breakfast place. The food was very good. Even though they were busy when we…read morewent, they seated us quickly and efficiently. The decorations inside are super cute and give a little insight to Media's history!

Very cozy restaurant. The huevos rancheros were amazing. Great staff. Clean place. Outdoor seating…read moreis available.

I've been to the Corner twice now for brunch and enjoyed it each time! The service is amazing and…read morethe love the workers have for this place is palpable, they always make sure we have everything we need. Feels like a cute hole-in-the-wall place inside. I love the Omelettes, they're definitely above average, they come with fried potatoes and perfectly toasted/buttered bread. I love putting the omelette on top of the bread, so good! The perfect amount of food and I clean my plate everytime. Although, not enough for leftovers. I've gotten the 14 Hour Pork Butt Omelette and the Kennett Square Omelette. Both were delicious! My boyfriend and family have had the Huevos Rancheros--which looked amazing and I was told it was delicious. Looked like a lot of food too, so if you want something more filling and hearty, I'd get that over the omelettes. They've also had the breakfast sandwiches, which looked like a steal for the price and very good as well. The coffee, hot chocolate and tea is great too, and fairly priced! I get a drink every time, and they make sure you have refills, sugar, honey, whatever you want with it. Overall I recommend this place as a pretty good option if you're in Media!

The Corner has been on my list of places to try for over a year, mainly so I could try the Huevos…read moreRancheros, and I finally had the opportunity to try it recently with one of my daughters. It was a bustling yet comfortable little restaurant, split into two separate rooms. My daughter and I sat on the side with the grill, which had extra windows since it's on "The Corner" and some nice green plants that brightened things up a little more. The Huevos Rancheros didn't disappoint - I ordered mine with the coffee rubbed short rib. It really was good and it was cooked perfectly. The crispy potatoes were so good and actually crispy, unlike most other places that just have a little crisp to them. I adore home fries, and they can be hard to cook just right, so I really enjoyed these. The service was great and the waitress was so friendly. Oh, and there was an earthquake while we were there - and my daughter was the only one who even felt it LOL Overall, it was a yummy and fun visit. I'm glad I finally got to try it out, and I will definitely go again sometime.

This is a decent place. I've been wanting to try Two Fourteen for a while because I always enjoy…read moretrying cocktail bars. The drinks were average but not my favorite. They add salt to the espresso martinis and it was a bit overpowering. With that being said, I was pleasantly surprised by the food! We split the scallops with pea risotto, kimchi ramen fried rice with chicken, and truffle fries. They were all enjoyable, especially the truffle fries!

Our experience at Two Fourteen was average. If it had cost less, maybe it would've been an above…read moreaverage experience. Shotgun review: - Nice bartender - Clear allergy markings on the menu, thank you - Very dark inside* - Lamb meatballs appetizer was tasty** - Drinks were shockingly expensive & for what, really?*** - Hudson Valley Duck entree was a sad portion size, chewy, & underwhelming - Dill aioli that came with fries was great - The Neon Sign Epidemic rages on in Media, Pennsylvania**** *I had to use the flashlight on my phone to read the menu. **I liked the kick. Great flavor & creative plating. Pricey, like everything else on the menu. ***It cost $15 for a Paper Plane in a rocks glass. 2.25oz of alcohol for $15, served incorrectly, kinda stung. The average cost of a cocktail from the menu was around $18, so I guess I made out like a bandit. ****Another classy, imaginative interior marred by a neon sign. The rest of Two Fourteen was beautiful & sultry. The neon sign had a cheapening effect. I felt almost mocked by the bright pink sign that spelt out "good vibes only." Again, I think the prices are making me a bit resentful. I can admit to that. I don't think I'd return to Two Fourteen again if I was in the area, but can see the appeal if I lived in Media.

Staff is friendly and the eggplant salad and mocktail, apple flavored I think, were a good combo…read more Great flavor and reasonably fresh and enjoyable. Seems like they got part of the crowd that probably used to attend Iron Hill and the menu seems to have went a bit more mainstream than several years ago when I last came here.

The service was quick! The outdoor patio was aesthetic and perfect for an outdoor dinner in the…read moresummer. Was able to listen to Jazz music via live street entertainer. The pizza wasn't greasy.

I'd come here at least once every visit to Philly always outstanding food and a great staff…read more I come here for a cheesesteaks fix! I have never disappointed. Also great Hoagies. Soups. And draft Beer selection I'll be here. Been coming here since 1967 The ownership Family does an outstanding job

Ordered 2 large pizzas and wings for 9 of us and everything was great. The white pizza with the…read moresquash and cherry tomatoes was delicious and unique. The other pizza had lots of meat and Jalapeños that were so spicy my husband who loves hot food said they were too hot. That was a first. We would definitely order here again when in the area.

Second time here and I love this place! We got the balcony seat with a very pretty view and this…read morerestaurant felt like I was transported to Italy. Ordered the Antipasto and Spicy Crab Vodka. The crab pasta never disappoints!! The Antipasto was a spread of assorted cheese, meat, and vegetables- if you like spreads you should get this. For drinks we got the Mango Picante (subtle mango taste and it wasn't overly sweet) and We Want the Funk- my favorite (had a nice banana flavor to it and it was smooth). Our server was so attentive and helpful- 10/10 for the service. They had live music there as well and all in all I thoroughly enjoyed being here! I highly recommend this place!

We visited Ariano with friends over the winter as a nice restaurant that was halfway between us. It…read morewas pretty simple to make reservations for our group of 4, even on a weekend. We easily found the restaurant, and parking was relatively simple (Media has a few different lots that are a short walk away from the main streets and restaurants). The space is unique in that it has a main restaurant area and then a second dining area that is right next door (not attached). We were seated in the offshoot area, which was cozy and nice. It still had the same ambience as the main dining area (I think, from what I could see), but in a more intimate and quieter setting. I was a little concerned that service would be more lax over there, but our server was attentive enough and our food and drinks came out in reasonable timeframes. For drinks, my husband went for a glass of red wine and our other friend opted for a cocktail. My girlfriend and I were both pregnant, so we both opted for mocktails, appreciating how many options they had! We both went for the paloma, which tasted pretty close to the real thing. For eats, we split the arancini, which was unique with its inclusion of crab meat! It was a delightful bite with the seafood accompanied by the pesto and vodka sauce. We also split the Via Ottagio, enjoying the char from the grilled lettuce, which added a nice dimension to an otherwise simple salad. For my meal, I chose the gnocchi - featuring blueberry and brown butter, it was a unique take on my favorie pasta type! Each pillow was delicately crisp on the outside but so creamy inside from the inclusion of ricotta. A great dish! All of my dining partners equally enjoyed their meals, spanning from pizza to pasta to chicken. All portions were reasonable, and prices were fair as well. We spent a while chatting after our meals were complete, so we appreciated not being kicked out to clear off the table, even when we basically closed the place out. We are spoiled in the city with such excellent Italian food anywhere you turn, but I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and unique-ness of Ariano. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a solid Italian restaurant with some contemporary spins in Media!

Staff very Friendly and Helpful loved the food as well! Its also very well clean and their inside…read moreout pizza is great

Nothing to add to this place very good food and very good service I just don't know what to say bad…read moreabout it

If you're in the mood for an exceptional Asian fusion experience, Azie in Media, PA, is a gem…read morethat's sure to impress. Conveniently located on the corner of Orange and State, it's easy to find and even easier to fall in love with. The inviting glow of its windows draws you in from the street, where the hum of passing cars and the trolley mixes with the lively chatter. Stepping inside, the open and vibrant ambiance envelops you w/ soft lighting casting a warm hue over sleek tables, and an ancient brick wall while the subtle scent of ginger and soy wafts from the kitchen. Last night I ordered their sushi and sashimi platter, and it was nothing short of fresh and delightful. Each piece was as tasty as the next. Talking vibrant slices of ruby-red tuna and pale pink salmon, artfully arranged with ginger and a nice dollop of fiery wasabi. Biting in, each melted in my mouth with that perfect balance of flavors. The briny ocean freshness of the sashimi mingling with the subtle umami of soy sauce, while the sushi rice offered a slight chewiness that contrasted beautifully with the tender cuts. Service was attentive and welcoming, with staff gliding efficiently through the rooms. Their friendliness adding to the overall experience. For sushi, fresh and tasty this side of the pacific rim, Azie is a standout that'll have me back.

Used to love the food, there was never a problem. However they changed their menu. They got rid of…read moreone of my favorite rolls (the sweet potato roll) and started putting weird sauce on the other roll I ordered. I'm going to have to stop getting sushi from here, all the other food is pretty good. But the old menu was perfect. stop changing what isnt broken!

It's been over 10 years since I was here, and it's still got the same spirit and a continental menu…read morethat features popular foods. The space is pretty large. The bar has a good mix of sports being broadcast on TVs. I could watch live hockey, basketball and baseball easily. It's a solid place to grab some comfort food and drinks. The fish & chips plate is respectable; has 3 good-sized fillets with a nice rémoulade sauce. I found the caesar salad to be decent and when requested that dressing and cheese come on the side, it was no problem. The famous kennett square mushroom soup is too intense. Strong portobello mushrooms dominate and concentrated truffle oil only increases this, doesn't offer any counterbalance. Staffers are friendly.

Morgan, our server, was exceptional. Very professional and attentive…read more Food, on the other hand, was alright. Most of the food didn't seem freshly made. Nothing came out piping hot. The only thing that really WOWED me was the butter that came with the croissant. I can eat that whole thing by itself. Very creamy with a hint of zest. Yum! As far as the croissants was concerned, some tasted like it was stale. The pork schnitzel (4/5) entrée was pretty good. I didn't care for the sausage and gravy topping though. Would've been better without it. Anyway, the mashed potatoes were creamy, buttery, and airy. The greens were garlicky and kind of salty. Grilled chicken Caesar (2.5/5) salad was okay. The dressing lacked in a lot of ways. More citrusy and less saltiness from anchovies. The mushroom bisque was a little grainy. Would I care for coming back? Maybe. Not anytime soon though.