Posts within the 'Kid-Friendly' Category


Review: Christopher’s, Wayne

Friday, January 27th, 2012
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Review: Dia Doce Cupcakes

Sunday, October 2nd, 2011
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Review: Sugartown Strawberries, Malvern

Monday, May 30th, 2011
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Review: Bake 425 Pizza, Bryn Mawr

Sunday, May 15th, 2011
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Review: Town Hall Coffee, Merion Station

Monday, April 18th, 2011
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BuenaVista Mexican, Malvern (Frazer)

Monday, March 21st, 2011

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It’s on the main drag (Rt. 30), but not all that easy to notice. Located in the spot that most recently housed the Great Valley Deli (Collegeville Deli II), BuenaVista Mexican is a small, nondescript restaurant in a small, nondescript strip mall (that also houses Strawberry Bakery) along a nondescript area of Frazer. It is, however, worth finding this place, for hearty, homemade Mexican fare that stands above the more common fast-casual Mexican chains of the area.

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Kabab Cafe, Wayne

Sunday, February 27th, 2011

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Tucked quietly in the Gateway Shopping Center, Kabab Cafe is a fast-casual Persian grill, serving a variety of kababs and other middle-eastern specialties. It’s an interesting choice for a shake-up of the rote, standard fare that pervades the area.

The bright, open storefront is spotlessly clean, if simple inside. The ample seating area is perfect for lunch or a quick dinner, though certainly not for lingering over a meal. The food is well-suited for takeout, able to survive the trip home still warm and without losing too much quality.

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Review: Martini’s Italian Market, Paoli

Sunday, January 9th, 2011
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Twenty9 Opens in Malvern

Monday, November 29th, 2010

Twenty9, a new bar & grill in the former Boathouse location in Malvern (which closed during the summer of 2010), opened earlier this month. It appears, from a few online reports, that the interior was given a much-needed renovation. Based on their Facebook feed, it appears Twenty9 will keep the drink specials-first, food-second attitude of the restaurant it replaced (and will surely pack the local business park set for happy hour, especially once the weather turns warm again).

BTW, we noticed that Twenty9 has a Facebook page but no website. Is this the new trend for restaurants? Why pay someone thousands for a site when you can just set up a FB page for free? Or is the website still in development? Hmmm.

Review: Ashys Burger & Fries, Paoli

Monday, November 15th, 2010
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