Best Diners in Blue Bell

"A post shared by silkcitydiner (@silkcitydiner) on Jan 5, 2020 at 7:07am PST. Brunch in either a diner car, nightclub, or mystical outdoor garden with mismatched furniture and groovy graffiti?. That’s Silk City for ya!"

"When to go: Open every day except Monday, stop in anytime or get it delivered. What to order: Literally anything. Get creative with toppings!"

"9:00 AM: Line up for Morning Glory or get funky with green eggs For your Yelp fix, queue up for Philadelphia's popular Morning Glory Diner for breakfast (but emotionally prepare for a possible long wait) and order morning potatoes and frittatas. Alternatively, Green Eggs Cafe is but a stone's throw from your Center City hotel and often a top local recommendation. If you have a major sweet tooth, the french toast will blow your mind."

"A stone’s throw from the Italian Market, Morning Glory is a family-friendly spot with filling diner fare. Even the pickiest kids can find something on the menu, like pancakes, bagels, biscuits, or scrambled eggs. Bonus: There’s a playground across the street."

"Opened 20 years ago, Sam’s Morning Glory takes pride in existing before the brunch scene was a scene. The Bella Vista spot serves upgraded diner breakfasts — eggs, smoked fish, waffles, sausage, scrapple from 8 a.m. Add a fluffy biscuit to any order."

"Center City has two Marathon restaurants within a few blocks of each other. The broad menu is geared to please both grownups — with salads, sandwiches, smoothies, and moderately priced entrees — and littler guests. A large kids menu features upgraded takes on typical offerings, such as curly cavatappi pasta with marinara or bolognese and a hummus plate."

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"From West Girard Avenue to South Street and in between, there are about 390 places offering Breakfast And Brunch delivery in Philadelphia, including Hatch & Coop in Washington Square West, Kingstone Restaurant in Strawberry Mansion, Hamilton Restaurant in University City, June’s Restaurant in East Germantown, and Oxford Breakfast and Lunch in Mayfair."

"This classic 24-hour diner opened in Northeast Philly back in 1932. It has undergone a few changes since then, but today the Mayfair Diner remains a pure 1950s-era throwback for chicken croquettes, creamed chipped beef, and thick slices of pie."

"Sean and Kelly Weinberg’s wood-fired Italian in Malvern turned 15 in March as one of the suburbs' best fine dining options. Its ability to do a brisk takeout business, then reopen for outdoor dining on its bi-level deck this summer helped it maintain that status. Sean, who trained for two years in Northern Italy, creatively channels Pennsylvania’s best seasonal ingredients: hand-pinched agnolotti stuffed with truffled chicken and leeks; overnight-roasted pork with kabocha squash and sweet corn pudding; and an oak-grilled trout from the Lehigh Valley that practically levitated over escarole salad with brown butter-toasted hazelnuts, blueberries, and lime."

"Iron Chef Jose Garces’ original restaurant remains his crowning jewel. Named after Garces’ grandmother, Amada introduced many Philadelphians to the tapas style of eating when it opened in 2005. Popular from the get-go, Amada is still one of the hottest restaurant tickets in town for Madrid style tapas and a popular spot for celebratory dinners."

"Restaurants Italian Greater Philadelphia. This upscale classic Italian joint is one of the newest eateries owned by Midtown Village restaurant mavens Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran. When it’s warm out, diners can choose to sit on the picturesque back patio, which is every bit the Italian scene with light bulbs hanging overhead and even a clothesline draped with laundry."

"Next up is Rittenhouse's CSz Philadelphia - Home of ComedySportz, situated at 2030 Samsom St. With 4.5 stars out of 51 reviews on Yelp, the comedy club has proven to be a local favorite. For those who are unfamiliar, this show, which has been running for 25 years, features two teams of improvisers competing for points by playing a series of improv games, similar to what you may have seen on TV’s "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" The show includes a referee, governs the action, calling the fouls and keeping the match moving at a blistering pace, per its website. Some fans will even wind up on stage."

"11th St., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the comedy spot 4.5 stars out of 43 reviews. Visitors can expect a BYOB black box theater that houses up to four wildly different live comedy shows per night, including stand-up, sketch, improv, storytelling and everything in between."

"Located at 2030 Sansom St. in Rittenhouse, this is the highest-rated comedy club in Philadelphia, boasting 4.5 stars out of 88 reviews on Yelp. Visitors can expect shows that are entirely unscripted with lots of audience participation. According to its website, The N Crowd has performed over 800 times in Philadelphia as well as at improv festivals in Toronto, Richmond, Baltimore and North Carolina."

"Named best Comedy Club in 2008 and 2010 by City Voter,The N Crowd is a short form improv comedy troupe that has been performing since April 2005. Since then, The N Crowd has performed over 700 times in the Philadelphia area and has appeared in multiple improv festivals."