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Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Bryn Mawr. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Bryn Mawr (pronounced /ˌbrɪnˈmɑːr/; from Welsh for "Big hill") is a census-designated place (CDP) located across Radnor and Haverford Townships in Delaware County, Pennsylvania and Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, just west of Philadelphia along Lancaster Avenue (US-30) and the border with Delaware County. Bryn Mawr is located toward the center of what is known as the Main Line, a group of affluent Philadelphia suburban villages stretching from the city limits to Malvern. As of the 2010 census, it had a population of 3,779. Bryn Mawr is home to Bryn Mawr College.
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10. Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Fleming's Radnor, PA is an ongoing celebration of exceptional steak and wine. We are located in the Radnor Financial Center in Delaware County, near King of Prussia and outside Philadelphia.
Reviewed By GerryBaron06
We are trying out different steak restaurants. This was next in the rotation. It was our first time dining at Flemingâs.The restaurant is located next to Harvest. There is no parking close to the restaurant. We had to park around the corner from the building in the parking lot associated with the office building in which the restaurant is located. The parking lot was crowded at 7 PM. The restaurant offers valet service. The front of the restaurant is not appealing because of the random way in which cars are parked by the valets. Furthermore, it is right next to another restaurant, Harvest, which can be confusing. We accidentally walked past Flemingâs because the valet went to open the door for us at Harvest.The ambiance is nice. Lots of wood paneling and subdued lighting. The tables are not too close together. There are wooden structures that separate the room to create the impression of the privacy of of a booth despite sitting at a table.Our server Nichole was very friendly. She gave us plenty of space to sit and talk during the meal. The only change I would have liked was for her to explain the options with butter for the steaks we ordered. I saw the item on the menu but she did not ask for our choices. In the end, I had to ask for some butter after the steak was brought to the table. I am curious whether the butter would have been on the steak had she offered it to me.Our meals consisted of the Caesar (large enough to share), Petite Filet (one prepared a la Oscar with crabmeat and bearnaise sauce), and Flemingâs Potatoes (their version of Potatoes Au Gratin/Potatoes Dauphinoise). The steaks were well seasoned and extremely tender. The Caesar was delicious. The addition of fried capers and prosciutto brought additional flavor and texture to the salad. The potatoes were decadently delicious.Being on the main line, I found the prices to be a bit higher than the restaurants in King of Prussia.
9. Sontuosa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Elisabeth B
The Greek restaurant Lourdas used to be my favorite eating venue near the Bryn Mawr Railroad station. It has now gotten serious competition in the form of Sontuosa (meaning sumptuous), a newish restaurant near the Bryn Mawr Post Office, a stone throw away from Lourdas.I recently chose Sontuosa for a Friday night dinner with a friend and despite the fact that I was not feeling tops I soon felt better because the delicious smells rising from the plates of diners nearby made me forget my own predicament. Ernesto and his wife are the souls of this establishment and make one feel welcome before one even takes a look at the menu. After consulting with Ernesto I chose AUBERGINE from the dinner menu which consisted of roasted eggplant layered with ground lamb, roasted tomatoes, cinnamon and cream. I felt revived after the first bite. Although the menu suggested that this dish was prepared in the traditional Lebanese style, I could also detect small whiffs of Italian, French and Mexican flavors.This was a successful meal and I intend to return soon. But Lourdas does not need to worry, just share my enthusiasm.Sontuosa serves lunch and dinner,Tuesday through Saturday and Brunch on Sundays. It is a BYOB restaurant and also makes DorDashDeliveries.Buen Provécho!
8. Stone Rose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
The StoneRose Restaurant strives to be Conshohocken's destination for inspired cuisine focusing on the bounty of quality seasonal ingredients right from our backyard in southeastern Pennsylvania. In addition to our lunch and dinner menus, we offer a beer
Reviewed By annarc6
The menu is unique, and all the foods we tried were super good. There is a nice wine list, and the servers were excellent. We were glad to have been given an outside table, as the restaurant itself was SO loud with customers and no good autistics that we would not have been able to eat inside. The inside would be great for a squabbling couple, as you couldnât hear what your partner was saying. Thank you for your review. We hope you'll join us again soon! Cheers!
7. Gullifty's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 114 reviews
Since 1975, Gullifty's Pizza Grille and Bar has been a Main Line tradition. With great food, award-winning beer selection, and outdoor dining, Gullifty's has something for everyone!
Reviewed By MK_in_VT
I enjoyed no less than three visits to Gullifity's near Villanova U while singing there in July, Good food, a nice layout offered multiple spots to dine privately or at a pleasant bar rail. A small detail that I personally enjoyed: In this restaurant's original location in Pittsburg, PBS's Fred Rogers (of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood") dined with his family. Nice :) .
6. 333 Belrose Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Carlo deMarco is recognized as a local culinary gem. A Villanova native, driven by his passion for food and cooking, opening a hometown restaurant was his dream come true. deMarco earned a Hotel & Restaurant degree from The University of Massachusetts, be
Reviewed By ukienomad
Enjoyed lunch with a friend and we ordered the crabcake sandwich and the soft shell crab special. They were both very good choices; The old spice french fries were perfect. The ambiance is lovely and very colorful. Service was good. Was here a long time ago and glad I came again. All good. Thank you for taking the time to leave us such a nice review. We are very happy that you enjoyed your visit with us and hope that you'll stop back again soon!
5. Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
New American cuisine prepared in a scratch kitchen, paired with an on-site brewery producing fresh, award-winning beers, all in a friendly, comfortable atmosphere. Happy Hour specials available Monday-Friday from 4pm-6pm. Reservations are accepted for lun
Reviewed By Indigene Theres... G
I've got to say that depending on which location, you dine, the rating will change. Overall, the food is okay, service is always excellent. The noise and overcrowding makes it not worth it for me. I rated it 3 stars, because a certain crowd may see it as a fun bar spot.
4. Brick and Brew
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By john k
Had a very nice lunch- tacos and beers - with a business associate. Service very good and staff friendly and accommodating. Tacos were crispy chicken- three on a board. I would order again! Lunch event was spoiled by an overzealous Havertown parking nazi who wrote me a ticket in an unmarked, no meter spot. Thanks Havertown..
3. White Dog Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
White Dog Cafe has been engaging its local community with award-winning contemporary American cuisine, since 1983 in Philadelphia and since 2010 in Wayne. Known for creative menus, using the highest quality farm-fresh ingredients and humanely raised meats
Reviewed By CoronaOldTown
WOW! first time here. We had spent two days in downtown Philadelphia and were meeting my fiance's relatives at this restaurant, which was 20 minutes from their house. 6 of us. Honestly, this restaurant is definitely 5-stars. Incredible service and wish i could remember her name. Knew the menu so well and even took time to get a gluten free roll for one of our guests while we snacked on the other rolls.Cucumber and salmon mouse sandwich for me and I kept sneaking french fries from my fiance's plate - outstanding. The quality of the food and the great choices (rotating menus with the seasons) made me wish i could have eaten here more times!Truly a treat and such a well decorated restaurant too! Very popular place for lunch - place was very crowded for lunch!
2. Tired Hands Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By J Warren R
These guys know GOOD Beer and they make it even better. It appears they got inspiration from the great farmhouse breweries in Belgium and then combined their knowledge of beer making with good old American ingenuity --- voila â they created some master brews, all balanced, but demonstrating what an imaginative and passionate bunch they are. Fuzzy Green, a Cucumber IPA or Milkshake IPA (Extra Vanilla Double) or the Ourison, a lengthy cask conditioned Saison. Everything is produced locally, on-site, in small batches, and with the freshest, high quality ingredients. The beertenders are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Parking available in their lot. I picked up several 4-packs to enjoy at home.
1. Tango Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By Chillaxin71
It was date night so we made reservations to have diner at Tango. We arrived a little early and sat at the bar to have a beverage before dinner. The bartender came up to us and bluntly asked us what we wanted to drink. It seemed as though the bartender was having a bad day or something. Zero personality! The drinks came out and to be honest, it was one of the worse martini's I've ever drank. We closed our tab at the bar and we were seated. The waitress was great. She told us about the specials, she asked what are plans were since it allowed her to space our apps and entrees. I order the ahi tuna and my wife order the braised spare ribs. Both were delicious. Overall, the food was good but where we were seated were among two large groups, with the same waitress handing them. It creates some confusion and the table of two are easily forgotten but the waitress did a pretty good job balancing things out.We would go back but maybe request to sit in a different section but we would stay clear of the bar if we see the same bartender working.
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