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First time at At the Table. Had heard nothing but good things, and we agree!! The food is fantastic!! Portions are adequate but not overly large. We did the a la crate menu, but plan on trying the tasting menu on our return visit. More
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Great food, service and ambiance. We sat outside and could not have asked for a more perfect evening for outdoor seating! More
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This is such a wonderful restaurant. Whenever we eat here we feel it is an undiscovered gem. Brilliant. Tonight’s cucumber mint soup was to die for as well as the porcini mushroom risotto. More
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Even a driver there is doing so nice. Great food plus great people traits More
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If you are looking for a great food experience, this is not the place. It's above par but nothing to really get excited about. More
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I absolutely love Teresa’s! I usually sit on the Belgian side, but needed a reservation for my friend’s birthday, so we sat on the Italian side. The service was spectacular, the cheese board was divine, and the pasta entrees were to die for. One of my friends got the whiskey flight and raved about it. I had a mezcaloma and loved it. I will make an effort to sit on this side more often—it’s worth it. More
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A very enjoyable Wednesday evening with friends. We've been here a number of times and the food and service tonight remained consistently excellent. A very good wine list with reasonable prices. Try the Pappardelle Bolognese, it's wonderful! More
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Good food, even for my friend who is a vegan, and love the fact that all profits go to PAWS cat rescue. More
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We always enjoy dinner or lunch at bertuccis the food was good and the rolls are the best More
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Our waiter, Tomaso, was very attentive. Our food was good, just a bit salty. We all agreed it was not greasy and very tasty. We had the crab wontons to start. Mongolian beef, shrimp and lobster sauce and honey shrimp. Plenty to take home too. Noise level wasn’t loud and we could easily hear each other. Our drinks were also very enjoyable, we drank a blushing geisha and a Asian pear monitor. We’ll definitely be back. More
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Founded in 2017, The Rustic Cafe and Juice Bar is your friendly neighborhood Cafe, nestled in the Wayne YMCA (open for members and non-members). The Rustic (as friends like to call it) is the choice for anyone who wants a welcoming and spacious atmosphere and enjoys healthy, delicious soups, salads, sandwiches and personalized pizzas. After a workout you want to stop by and have a smoothie or taste one of our Kombucha drinks to give you energy for the rest of your day. We look forward to having you stop by!More
Discover Wayne
The Philadelphia suburb of Wayne lies close to the western border of New Jersey. Featured in the 1940 film "The Philadelphia Story," the town was chosen to portray the image of America’s jet-set lifestyle. Visitors to the area can enjoy a variety of authentic Philadelphia fare along Wayne’s Restaurant Row. Here, you can find all the flavors of the mid-Atlantic, including fresh farm-raised Amish chicken and locally grown vegetables. Interested in trying a local favorite? Scrapple is a good place to start. This dish includes cornmeal mixed with pork that's baked in a loaf pan and then pan fried. And, of course, you can’t miss the original Philly cheesesteak, which is a popular option throughout the region.
Discover Wayne
The Philadelphia suburb of Wayne lies close to the western border of New Jersey. Featured in the 1940 film "The Philadelphia Story," the town was chosen to portray the image of America’s jet-set lifestyle. Visitors to the area can enjoy a variety of authentic Philadelphia fare along Wayne’s Restaurant Row. Here, you can find all the flavors of the mid-Atlantic, including fresh farm-raised Amish chicken and locally grown vegetables. Interested in trying a local favorite? Scrapple is a good place to start. This dish includes cornmeal mixed with pork that's baked in a loaf pan and then pan fried. And, of course, you can’t miss the original Philly cheesesteak, which is a popular option throughout the region.
