Location: Glen Mills
Top Restaurants in Glen Mills
Top Things to do in Glen Mills
- 1. Brandywine River Museum of Art
- 2. Chanticleer
- 3. Harrah's Philadelphia
- 4. American Helicopter Museum and Educational Center
- 5. Newlin Grist Mill
- 6. Ridley Creek State Park
- 7. Booths Corner Farmers Market
- 8. Thornton Paintball
- 9. Delaware County Veterans Memorial in Newtown Square
- 10. Tyler Arboretum
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Top 10 restaurants in Glen Mills, United States
Glen Mills is an unincorporated community in Concord Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States about 27 miles west of Philadelphia. The zip code for Glen Mills is 19342.
Things to do in Glen Mills
1. Country Deli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By EmEs - orlando
We've only been here for breakfast, but it was wonderful both times. Start or finish your meal with a cinnamon bun, grilled to perfection and served with a mound of butter. The pancakes, eggs and other options were good too. This deli is small and usually packed with diners, so go early. There are a lot of regulars who frequent the deli too. You won't be sorry that you stopped here for breakfast, and i have a feeling that lunch is good too.
2. Concordville Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By GoodTimeGal78 - Bellmawr, New Jersey
I struggled with posting this, as I try to be understanding of mishaps when it comes to service or food, but this was truly a horrible experience. We come here every Thanksgiving and spend A LOT of money with a group of 7-9 people including drinks, appetizers, entrees and desserts. We had arrived at 5:30 and waited patiently at the bar for our 6:30 reservation, ordering drinks and catching up with the family. We didn’t get seated until 8pm, which was a bit annoying since we were all hungry, but we understand it was out of the restaurant’s control so it is what it is. But then the night took a horrible turn when we met our waitress, Kim, who was absolutely miserable. She never once smiled and she made faces at us as we asked for simple things, such as drinks, condiments, etc. She messed up our order, forgetting to bring salads ordered and charging us for them. She didn’t bother to clear dishes in between courses and was careless, trying to pass dishes around the table, rather than serving them to each person. The topper to the evening was when someone asked to order a piece of pumpkin pie for dessert, to which she replied, “you didn’t order the Turkey dinner so you can’t order the pumpkin pie.” We responded with the point that we expected to pay for the dessert, but then she said, “I don’t have a button to even charge you and we probably don’t have anymore.” And we were not the only ones who noticed her nasty, condescending attitude, as we could hear other tables discussing it as well. It is obvious that Kim does not like her job and she should move on to something else, as she is most likely losing customers for this restaurant with her behavior. I hope that the management team does the right thing and addresses this situation.
3. Il Granaio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 392 reviews
Reviewed By Gus324 - Newark, DE
One of our favorite restaurants.
We had NYE reservations and the restaurant was festive and lively. Great service as usual and the food was delicious. The lobster pasta always has an abundance of lobster and the table side bronzino is terrific too. Love the vegetable sides and the lemoncello also
4. La Porta Ristorante & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
La Porta features regional Italian cuisine drawing inspiration from all across Italy, with classic theory and Chef McAndrews' personal finesse. Our menu changes often to provide the freshest seasonal ingredients. We welcome you to enjoy an authentic Italian experience with good friends and good wine. Buon Appetito!
Reviewed By Donna F
Visited last week (12/13) for lunch, it was my first visit. It is an unassuming little place with amazing food and fantastic service. I will certainly be back to try this place out for dinner.
5. Antica Italian Restaurant & BYOB
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By PJB-VA - Alexandria, VA
We thoroughly enjoyed our meal at Antica. My wife selected the fish of the day, pan seared Baramundi, while I chose pasta with spare ribs. Both were expertly prepared and well portioned. We had a lemon cake for dessert with limoncello (on the house!) and cappucino. Our waiter, James, took wonderful care of us. Highly recommend Antica in you're in the area.
6. Fellini Cafe of Media
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
A contemporary approach to Southern Italian cuisine with ever changing innovations by Chef Chris Blasi.
Reviewed By dfgdave - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Went last night with a friend after a long work day. Wanted a BYOB as friend had a fine bottle of cab. Have been here a while ago and liked it.
I ordered the lasagne and my friend ordered the gnocchi in a pesto sauce. My lasagne was spot on. Nice cheese on top, pasta and meat layers underneath. Extremely tasty and satisfying. My friend enjoyed his large bowl of gnocchi saying it was too good not to finish even though he was full after about eating three quarters of it.
The cab went well with my lasagne. I will order it again when I go back with my wife. I suspect she will order the same.
Good service and nice lively atmosphere. And, the prices are reasonable. No reason to dine at the over abundance of chain Italian restaurants when you have a local place that does it so much better.
Try it. You’ll like it.
7. Bonefish Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen M - West Chester, PA
Excellent appetizers and entrees for affordable prices. Great for seafood lovers, but enough offerings for land lubbers. We eat here often because of their rewards program and because they give AARP discounts. Highly recommended.
8. Towne & Country Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Marshall T - Wilmington, North Carolina
Dined here for lunch and it was very good. They serve breakfast and lunch while they are open and everything was fresh and tasty. The menu offers many different items so everyone should be able to find something they like. It appeared to be a restaurant frequented by locals, but I and my associates were treated like kings. Do yourself a favor and go here for lunch or breakfast.
9. Ravanesi Pizzeria Napoletana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Kathleen P - Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania
Went to Ravanesi the first time on a Tuesday night. A small place with tables for 2 or 4. We had to wait awhile for our pizza but it was worth it. Super thin and delicious. A whole pizza is really best for one person. Everything is made fresh to order. There is usually a wait and a line out the door. Looking forward to our next visit.
10. Ristorante La Locanda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Ristorante La Locanda specializes in superb Italian cuisine with traditional Abruzzi dishes from Owners Mario & Maria Palumbi's hometown in the Province of Teramo, Italy. La Locanda offers a wide variety of dishes from Whole Bronzino filleted table side to Certified Angus Filet, Lamb, Steaks & Chops, along with several Pasta, Chicken & Veal dishes to choose from. There is something for everyone here at La Locanda.
Reviewed By caztravels - New York City, New York
We found out about this place from a fundraiser, the Lankenau Gala, and finally decided to try it with my in laws who live in Bryn Mawr. The shrimp cocktail was HUGE and delicious as was the calamari and fried artichoke appetizers. Husband got pasta bolognese and I got shrimp over beans and spinach. Portions were huge and the sauces were outstanding.,we ate at the high tables in the bar. Nice atmosphere but I didn't see the main dining room. Waitress was very sweet and attentive. Will come again.
