Top 5 Best Restaurants in Norristown, PA

Philadelphia, PA - If you're traveling in the area, you might want to visit the town of Norristown, PA. Located just 6 miles from Philadelphia, this town has many attractions. It is a great place to relax and enjoy some delicious food. Indulge in Mexican, Italian, and American cuisine at several Norristown restaurants. You'll want to eat at one of these top-rated establishments if you're a foodie.

Rendering: Fayette Street Oyster House & Grille

Philadelphia, PA - Pinefish in Philadelphia was the hot spot for seafood lovers. The location was almost unchanged from the time it opened. But now, the infamous seafood restaurant has closing its doors and moved to Conshohocken. The restaurant's new name is Fayette Street Oyster House & Grille, the former location of Tierra Caliente.

Photo: Chef Nick Liberato

Philadelphia, PA - The Borscht Belt Delicatessen is set to open a second location in Newtown, Pennsylvania. The concept is a modern interpretation of the traditional Jewish American delicacies found in New York. Owners Nick Liberato and Michael Dalewitz created the concept after years of researching Jewish delis and their unique flavors.

Pita Chip Opening in Yardley

Philadelphia, PA - Pita Chip Opening in Yardley - Modern Middle Eastern Restaurant Opening with Special Events Benefitting Local Non-Profits.

Photo: Iron Hill

Philadelphia, PA - Look no further if you're looking for the best restaurants in Newtown, Pennsylvania. The following are some of the best in town. Iron Hill, Vecchia Osteria, La Stalla, Charlotte's Restaurant, and more deserve a visit. These places offer a warm atmosphere, and you can enjoy prime everything from ribeye steaks, turkey burgers, and more at these local favorites.

Community-Oriented Coffee Shop Opens in Phoenixville Pa

Philadelphia, PA - The owners of Meet Sweet Brew in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, is a husband and wife team who wanted to take their passion for locally roasted coffee to a new level. Michael Weiss was selling his locally roasted coffee online but wanted to create something new. So he and his wife Jamie opened a cafe in downtown Phoenixville.