These recently opened or incoming restaurants around the Philadelphia suburbs serve up a variety of unique and delicious cuisines.
Head to these eateries for Oktoberfest menus and local, autumnal ingredients that celebrate the season in the Philadelphia suburbs.
Once a casual dining and event venue, The Towne House is now a space for multiple different dining experiences on the Main Line.
The Main Line’s first-ever coffee shop and electronic bike store hybrid welcomes Philadelphia-area residents for java and cycling talk.
With a menu full of delicious food and a wide variety of beer, Stove & Tap expands to another location around the Main Line.
Main Line Today's first ever Restaurant Week features over 40 eateries with mouthwatering menus in the Philadelphia suburbs.
Lori Knauer and Jill Bennett Gaieski, the two attorneys behind the wine bar, bring small plates and top vintages to the Main Line.
A West Chester favorite multiplies in yet another booming borough, bringing with it a contemporary vibe and a New Orleans-inspired menu.
The region’s restaurants have risen to COVID-19’s numerous challenges, changing menus, transforming the dining experience, and redirecting resources.
SOS: Save Our Servers. With indoor dining closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, these local restaurants are turning to the community for support.
Photo by Adobe Stock Celebrate at home in style with favorites from restaurants in West Chester, Ardmore, Wayne, Kennett Square, Media and more. Many local eateries are offering special packages to make New Year’s Eve ...
Located in the Wayne Hotel, the latest eatery from Fearless Restaurants focuses on authentic Italian soul food and features a shared dining menu.
Can't dine at one of the Main Line region’s first-class restaurants? Here are some great takeout options for every night of the week.
If you don't want to spend the whole day in the kitchen, these local restaurants and gourmet grocers have you covered.
Photo by Tessa Marie Images Kevin Addis’ new Queen Village BYO, Mari, is a popular spot. The place was decorated. The kitchen was ready. A crew was in place. Early in March, Kevin Addis had ...
The Montgomery Avenue restaurant offers upscale pub food (four kinds of mac and cheese, anyone?) and plenty of outdoor seating.
Alessandro’s brings more outdoor dining to North Wayne Avenue.
In August, Newtown Square resident and Episcopal Academy alumnus FJ Leto opened Blue Pearl, Lower Merion’s first vegan café.
The thoroughfare is closing to traffic on Wednesday evenings in support of local shops and restaurants.
Businesses have shifted their focus to accommodate the increasing number of people who are cooking at home.