Restaurant Roundup: Generations to Maido!

Looking for a good restaurant to go to this weekend?

Media Patch brought you the details of  Thursday. The famous crab cakes truly are among the best things on the menu here. For those who are watching their wallets, the $20, three-course prix fixe is a steal of a deal. The dining room is reminiscent of your rich uncle’s study so loud boisterous conversation is unwelcome. Click  for the review.

If that restaurant isn’t to your liking, check out other area restaurants that Patch reviewed this week:

This cash-only Asian eatery has numerous options like steamed dumplings, noodles, ginger chicken and meats on sticks. Vegetarian items appear as well. Click for the review.

A wonderful neighborhood spot for a great pint of beer, a game of pool, a decent burger or all of the above. The crowd ranges from 8-80 at this local pub and potatoes show up everywhere. Click for the review.

Get a taste of Thailand without leaving Havertown at this BYOB. The beef drunken noodles, pad thai and mango sticky rice dessert are out of this world. Sweet, salty, sour and tart flavors combine in harmony from your first to last course. Click for the review.

Can’t afford a trip to Italy but dream about the food over there? Head to this market and deli and shop ‘til you drop. Imported olive oil is just the tip of the iceberg--the fresh pastas, San Marzano tomatoes, cured meats, olive selection and Italian coffees surround you from the moment you set foot in the store.  Click for the review. 

This trendy see and be seen spot actually has tasty food. The spinach and artichoke wontons, chicken parmesan and veggie options offers something for everyone. Click for the review.

Can a local boy make good by returning home after years in the Bay Area? Absolutely. He honed his skills in kitchens in San Francisco but has had packed his knives and gone back to the Main Line to revamp his parents’ restaurant. The guy loves to cook and teach and the residents of Wayne are the better for it. Click for the Meet the Chef.

Stop in for bright and cheery décor, friendly service and breakfast items that stick to your ribs. The creamed chipped beef and tomato stuffed with chicken salad stand out although you may want to keep your salt and pepper shaker handy when having the chicken salad. Click for the review.

If you’re ever searching for some quality green tea, gluten-free soy sauce or just a well made affordable lunch, head to this hidden gem off of the main drag in Narberth. The chicken curry and Japanese pancake had us both begging for more. Click for the review.