"Restaurant Reviews and Ratings written by You"

Pica's has been around for quite some time and there food is very good. They have takeout and also have facilities for bigger parties. The staff that they have have all been there for many years.

I know that the Ingelnuk Tea House is a very historical house which has been made into a restaurant and is quite popular in the area. Unfortunately, they sustained a very bad fire several months back and the damage was quite extensive. I am not sure of the current status.

This is more of a pub than a restaurant. They do have a separate dining section which was nice. They have live bands - usually singing Irish or some other mellow music. The food is average and the wait staff was mediocre, especially due to the fact that we were the only table eating dinner at the time. It could have been due to the fact that it was so late.

This is a very nice somewhat historical restaurant. A bit stuffy for my taste and the prices were high. $15 - 20 just for lunch. The menu was not very impressive to me.

I have never been to the Springfield Inn but my father-in-law goes there because they have great oldies' nights. Jerry Blavett plays there. He really enjoys going there. I think they have a buffet.

Timothy's is an excellent place to eat if you are in the mood for ribs and the like. It is an awesome place to meet some friends for an after work drink. It is also situation at a great location and close to a lot of shopping.

This is a great little "bistro" but you must bring your own wine. They have great specials and a very quaint atmosphere. In the front of the restaurant, they have a great little ice cream parlor.

This is a typical "Ale House" where you can get a great roast beef sandwich and a cold beer. They also have many platters to chose from.

This is a great restaurant with a very historical and spectacular atmosphere. The food is very good.

This is a very quaint restaurant that also has outside seating when the weather permits. We have been there many times but have noticed that have unfortuntely being going through different chefs. It is definitely a place to go visit and is somewhat historical. Ridley Park is a great little town.

The food here is excellent - not your typical Chinese. The presentation of the food was incredible and it was absolutely delicious. A little expensive but well worth it. The atmosphere is also incredible.

We received a gift certificate to the Moshulu. We ate dinner here on Valentine's Day. While it was certainly romantic and the atmosphere is spectacular, the prices are incredibly high for the portions you get. My husband and I felt incredibly rushed by the wait staff - maybe because of the day that we went.

There are many great sandwich places in Philadelphia but Tony Lukes is definetely the best I have been too. The sandwiches are very big and the ingredients are the freshest. The chicken cutlet sandwiches are very delicious and very authenic South Philly.

We dined at the Melrose which I felt to be a good experience. It was just renovated and very clean. The food was good. I had no complaints.

My experience here was very good. I did find it to be very crowded and there were a lot of children. But both the service and food were very good.

This is a great place to go for an after dinner meal and drink with friends. A very "pub" atmosphere with great fixtures.

This restaurant has a nice atmosphere. The food was good, especially the pasta. My experience with the steak and potatoes was that it was overcooked.

DeMarco's is a restaurant with an active bar style. There is always a very large crowd and somewhat smokey from cigarettes. The food is average. Once we ordered pizza and it was mediocre.

Nifty-Fifty's is a great family "diner." A great place to grab breakfast, lunch, dinner or late night snack with that "50's" feel. They have every king of ice cream shake that you can think of. They even have a juke box.

We ate at this restaurant only once - and that was enough. The wait staff was terrible and so was the food. Nothing seemed to turn out right during our visit.