Location: Havertown
Top Restaurants in Havertown
Where to eat American food in Havertown: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what American restaurants to try in Havertown. Havertown is a residential suburban unincorporated community in Haverford Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States, approximately 9 miles west of the center of Philadelphia. Havertown's ZIP Code is 19083.
Things to do in Havertown
10. Hymie's Merion Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By DACETC
Hymie's is a classic "New York style" delicatessen with excellent food and great service. The waitstaff is very attentive. I had a pastrami reuben which is as good as I have ever had and certainly the largest. My wife had a chicken livers sandwich which was equally excellent. The sandwiches both came without extras such as French fries but, who cares, there was plenty to eat. The place was fun, the food was great. It was well worth the visit.
9. Barnaby's of America
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By NoreenWaller
A group of six cousins met here for lunch and we all enjoyed it. We were seated in an area by ourselves so we were not rushed and were able to just sit and talk. The food was good, as was the service.
8. The Painted Tea Cup
Overall Ratings
5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By otrs
If you love tea, then this is a nice place to go. A little too crowded on our visit but the food , tea & service were excellent.
7. 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!
6. Havertown Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Joe_from_Worcester
Stopped in about 9:45 on a Saturday. Seated immediately. They brought us coffee right away. Service overall was excellent. Everyone was pleasant.Coffee was great, better than other places we've tried in the area. Food itself was very good. Not huge portions, but definitely enough. Nice variety for the breakfast menu. Taste-wise, the home fries especially stood out for us. Nice chunks of chorizo in the breakfast burrito. And they had no problem substituting provolone for the usual American cheese in the cheese steak omelet.Breakfast dishes ranged mostly in the $8 - $11 range. Coffee was $2.50 per cup (refillable). So you're looking at about $21 - $25 for breakfast for two, before tax and tip.Oddly, there aren't packets of jelly on the tables, but they did bring them when we asked. They did have a small bottle of Crystal hot sauce on the table, which went well with the breakfast burrito.It's a bit loud when the place is close to full. We could hear each other well enough when sitting next to each other, but would have been more of a challenge across the table.There's a small municipal parking lot two doors down. They charge a quarter per half hour. Otherwise I don't know where you'd park nearby. They do not allow parking on the street in front of the store.When we're in the area looking for a nice breakfast again, it will be an easy decision to go back. Well done!
5. 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.
4. Boccella's Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Chelsae B
The food is always fresh and tasty. I favor the chicken wraps because they grill fresh chicken breasts for them. Their soups and panini's are great too! It's a husband and wife that own the place and they are very friendly too.
3. Edgewood Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By patentesquire
Made inaugural visit on a Sunday night, and we thought it would not be that busy since it was in Feb. We were wrong. Seems like the buzz we heard about Edgewood was true. Pleasantly seated, we were 2 couples having a nice night out. Was not too packed but did have more diners than we had thought, which was good. We brought 2 bottles of red, one was a Chateauneuf and other a California blend, both high end to pair with the food. Loved the hanging "wine" themed pictures so they clearly understand how to eat and pair with good wine, they get points for that. Came out with 4 nice wine glasses, not the cheap small ones but nice professional Bordeaux style glasses which fit perfectly to our needs. More points for that Edgewood. We had a Groupon special, we did not intend to have this, but one of the friends saw it online and we bought which included 2 apps to share, 4 salad options, one for each person, 4 entrees (off the main menu - but anything can be ordered) and 2 separate dessert medleys. Turned out this was a HUGE amount of food, which we of course very much enjoyed for a long time over the wine, but you don't have to do the Groupon unless you want to eat a lot. Not sure it's still even offered.Salads were very good, most had Caesar which they got right, one had a wedge which he loved. Bread was brought to us for dipping in the mussels with red sauce, heavy on the garlic which was perfect. We had cheese board as 2nd app mainly because we wanted to have something nice to go with our first bottle of wine. So far all good.Three of us ordered the menu veal chop, which was very generous in size and the fact that we could order this on the Groupon (Edgewood please keep this up, it's a real treat). Done perfectly chef rec, which was medium cooked. Tasted amazing. We finished with the trio of desserts, one a cheesecake, 2nd was tira misu and the 3rd was apple bread pudding with vanilla ice cream on top. See posted photos. Everything was superb. I would absolutely recommend this spot, tucked in a residential area in edge of the woods in Havertown (hence the name I guess....).A+ A keeper. Nicely done people.
2. Kettle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By wmelnyk
Love their blueberry pancakes and strong coffee. I simply crave it at least once a month. Our favorite breakfast place in Havertown.
1. 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..
