ME Photo & Design LLC is a boutique photography and design studio specializing in creative portraiture, documentary wedding photography and eclectic art.

One of the great privileges AML presents is the opportunity to connect with the region’s top local photographers. And over the past few months I’ve had the pleasure of meeting a very talented photographer—Meagan Ebersole. Meagan is the owner of ME Photo & Design and this Friday is opening a brand new studio space in downtown Media. And, you are all invited!

Please join us for a very special evening on Friday, January 6th from 6pm to 9pm as ME Photo & Design Studio celebrates their brand new location with a Grand Opening Night Party! ME Photo & Design Studio is located at 16 South Orange Street in Media.

Sponsored by AroundMainLine.com, guests will have fun checking out the cool new retail location while mingling and meeting with local business owners and friends. Enjoy wine and light tapas to munch on while browsing ME’s photography display and the collection of handmade art.

One of the highlights of the evening is centered on a very special dessert table. Delaware’s famous Desserts by Dana will be catering the party with their award winning desserts and pastries-yum alert! Chef Dana Herbert is the winner of TLC’s hit show Cake Boss: The Next Great Baker, which premiered in December 2010. Known to his fans in Delaware and throughout the country as “The Sugar Daddy,” Herbert also was invited to work in Hoboken with the Cake Boss’s Buddy Valastro and can be seen on some episodes of TLC’s Cake Boss.

In addition at ME, there will be lots of door prizes to win from local businesses—including a complimentary social media consultation session with AroundMainLine.com! ME Photo & Design will also be offering a $50 print credit towards any sessions booked that night.

The new studio will also showcase a variety of fine art and handmade gifts for all seasons and occasions!

Join the growing AML family this Friday for this wonderful evening and celebration of our friends from ME Photo.

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On December 10th, over 30 businesses on and around State Street in Media will stay open late as part of a free and popular arts event known as Second Saturday. Pictured is Earth and State.

On the 2nd Saturday of every month, over 30 businesses on and around State Street in Media stay open late as part of a free and popular arts event.

From 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, shops, galleries and cafes host local musicians or display the work of local artists. Visitors can stroll the friendly streets of Media to find music, art and participating shops.
2nd Saturday creates opportunities for local artists and musicians to share their talents. The Media Arts Council regularly holds gallery openings and special events as a part of 2nd Saturday.

2nd Saturday is a fantastic event for a date, for the family, or to go out with friends! The Arts Stroll is free of charge.

December 10th
2nd Saturday Arts Stroll in Media

Media Architectural Walking Tour

2:00 pm-4:00 pm
Cost $10; Space is limited to 30 people

Starting at the Court House, the tour will be lead by Mary Ann Eves, author of Middletown Township, Delaware County, PA, and will highlight buildings such as the Delaware County Court House, the Delaware County Institute of Science (one of the oldest public buildings in the Borough dating from 1830), the PNC Bank building (a marvel of French Renaissance Revival architecture), Judge Broomall’s house and many other buildings of the Victorian era and twentieth century.

The Theremin: True Magic in Music

Delaware County Institute of Science
7:00 pm-7:45 pm

An evening of holiday songs performed by expert Theremin and Musical Saw player, Kip Rosser. Totally unique among instruments, nothing before or since has ever captured the imaginations of spectators and musicians in the way this unassuming “box” does. A union of sight and sound, the hands move in empty space while haunting music of astonishing power and beauty fills the air. Kip Rosser brings artistry, innovation, warmth and humor to his music.

Wigs for Kids Cut-a-thon at Fergie’s Hair Salon

8:30 am – 3:00 pm
Hair must be 10″ to 12″ and not chemically processed. Pre-register your ponytail cut by contacting Fergy’s today: cheryl@fergys.org. Fergie’s is located at 25 South Jackson Street.
For more information visit the Media Arts Council website or click here for updates on upcoming 2nd Saturdays.

America’s first fair trade town, Media’s diverse retail scene that is rooted in the arts makes it one of the top shopping towns in the western suburbs. AML took to Main Street with the talented team of Weld Photography by our side to celebrate eight great Media retailers.

Media draws more than 250,000 people yearly from its surrounding townships. On the 2nd Saturday of every month, the Media Arts Council hosts a Second Saturday Arts Stroll. Over 30 businesses on and around State Street in Media stay open late as part of a free arts event—the next 2nd Saturday is December 10th.

Learn more about these amazing small business owners below—and we hope to see you in downtown Media shopping this holiday season!

Click here for our fun Media Shopping Guide Facebook photo gallery!

In addition to supporting several local artists, Earth & State is also proud to support the endeavors of several fair trade organizations.

Earth and State

earthandstate.com
23 West State Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-566-9270
Hours: Monday through Thursday 11-6; Friday 11 – 8; Saturday 10-6; Sunday 11-4. *Will Have Extended Holiday Hours*
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Earth & State pottery and crafts is a friendly, comfortable shopping venue located in the center of downtown Media. If you are looking for that special gift or something truly unique, stop in and leisurely browse their vast array of artistic wares including pottery, glassware, textiles, instruments and yes-even fairy wings. They showcase over 200 local and international artists who work in various media ranging from metal, wood, paper, stone and much more.

In addition to supporting several local artists, Earth and State is also proud to support the endeavors of several fair trade organizations. These organizations provide access to diverse products created by artists from all over the world, and in turn, provide a means of livelihood to artists who would otherwise not have an outlet to sell their wares. Working with such a broad range of talented artists allows Earth & State to continually offer new and exciting items. Gift certificates, layaway and wedding registry are available.

Sorella

sorellashop.com
23 East State Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-566-2393
Hours: Monday-Saturday 10-5; Sunday 12-4
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Sorella Boutique is located on the quaint-but hip-main drag of State Street in Media! Sorella offers their clients unique styles of women’s clothing and fashionable accessories. The owners, also sisters, travel to LA and New York City to scout out the best designer picks each season. Offering denim to special occasion dresses, Sorella is a popular go-to boutique for area women. The beautiful and private Prom Lounge on the lower level will be restocked with designer gowns for prom in January. Each gown is handpicked by the owners and registered for each girl-no one can buy the same gown for the same prom at Sorella! Be sure to visit and enjoy the fun in store vibe, friendly stylists and fabulous fashion at Sorella this holiday season.

Discover vintage and handmade, art and salvage, collectibles, upcycled and re-purposed home decor, antiques and more at Media’s cool Blueberry Bog!

Blueberry Bog

blueberrybogshop.com
18 South Orange Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-565-1619
Hours: 11-6 Monday-Thursday; 11-9 Friday & Saturday
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Come visit this new, eclectic, mother & daughter shop founded in historic downtown Media which features an open art studio. Daughter Rebecca Michelle Lee, a.k.a. Becky Lee, creates unique art and restores, upcycles, and repurposes items in an environmentally friendly way.

Blueberry Bog also hosts a wide variety of handmade items and artwork from artists around the Delaware County. They are open late for Dining under the Stars in the summertime, and carriage rides in the wintertime. Follow Blueberry Bog on Facebook to get the latest info, pictures, projects as well as Media-area events.

Seven Stones

sevenstonesgallery.com
212 West State Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-566-5661
Hours: Sunday 11-3; Monday-Saturday 11-6
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Seven Stones, a shopping emporium, was once described as the ‘best place to find something that you didn’t think you needed.’ They feature fine quality Native American jewelry and craft. Luscious turquoise and many other stones fill their cases. And their comprehensive collection is not just for women. They offer beautiful leather bags, Ariat boots and apparel, Scully leather and western wear, Pendleton blankets, Native-made moccasins, and Be Love, Sabaku, and Lakota Design tees. They also feature outerwear for children. There is a book nook, flutes, drums, music, cards, sage, rocks, crystals, salt and crystal Lamps, Aloha Bay’s awesome scented candles, hats and scarves.

Seven Stones also has a very large selection of incense and all sorts of burners, oils, soaps, Noah Bells, boxes and tapestries. With wonderful, unique and spirited gift ideas, Steven Stones may be just the different thing you are looking for this holiday season.

The Cedar Chest Consigment & Vintage Boutique

cedarchestonline.com
21 South Jackson Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-891-8815
Hours: Monday 12-6; Tuesday-Saturday 10-6
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Since 2001, The Cedar Chest has been providing affordable high-end, vintage, & trendy wear for the frugal “as well as” environmentally conscious local fashionistas. At the Cedar Chest there is no digging around, everything is perfectly picked for their clientele!

Reconsidered Home specializes in mid-century modern furniture, fixtures and decor. You can also find unique gifts and vintage tableware for the holidays.

Reconsidered Home

reconsideredhome.com
29 West Jasper Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-547-4663
Hours: 11-6 Thursday through Saturday; 11-3 Sunday
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Reconsidered Home is a vintage boutique featuring salvaged furnishings, vintage decor and generally unique items. They specialize in mid-century and Danish modern design as well as one-of-a-kind gifts and tableware. Check out their collection of modern artifacts and find out why these decades produced the most interesting and eclectic designs of the century.

Locally owned and operated, Reconsidered Home is located in historic Media, PA on Jasper Street between Jackson and Olive.

Kuta

kutamediapa.com
104 West State Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-565-7967
Hours: 11-6 Monday-Thursday, 11-8 Friday & Saturday; 12-4 Sunday
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Kuta Metals & Textiles has been bringing handcrafted jewelry to the Media community for over 20 years. Kuta is one of the many supporters of Fair Trade in the small town of Media and close to 50% of their products are made in the United States. Gathering their items from all over, they have acquired quite a selection of artistic accessories. Ancient roman glass jewelry, winter garments from Nepal and Italy, handbags from Indonesia and other magnificent parts of the world, there is so much to see at this fantastic boutique.

Reaching up to a thousand pairs of earrings, and the largest collection of scarves conceivable, as well as more, Kuta has something for everyone. Recently, they have partnered up with the popular jewelry line, Chamillia, and are promoting an amazing variety of beads and bracelets. The assortment of scarves, hats, and gloves are captivating with their bright patterns and rich hues. Holiday shopping? Do you have a birthday right around the corner? Kuta is a place to find the perfect gift for someone special, although it’s no easy decision with each piece being equally striking. Come and enjoy the shopping and restaurants on State Street. Soak up the atmosphere of the lively town of Media, and stop into Kuta. There’s a one-of-a-kind accessory awaiting your arrival!

Add sparkle this season with chic gifts and unique accessories and ornaments from local home + gifts!

local home + gifts

localhomeandgifts.com
29 West State Street
Media, PA
Phone: 610-566-5661
Hours: Sunday 11-3; Monday-Saturday 11-6
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Celebrating five years in downtown Media, local home + gifts brings a taste of the city to the suburbs, with boutique candles, unique baby gifts, and a selection of items for the hostess, the bride-to-be, or just because. Showcasing such lines as Thymes, Trumpette, Seda France and Roost, you’ll find an eclectic mix of merchandise found nowhere else.

Add sparkle this season with chic gifts and unique accessories and ornaments from local home + gifts!

With fall in full swing, AroundMainLine.com has put together the perfect guide for apple picking around the Delaware Valley.

The leaves are turning, the temperatures are dropping and the apple picking season is most definitely upon us! With fall in full swing, AroundMainLine.com has put together the perfect guide for apple picking around the Delaware Valley. Our local orchards and farms are an integral part of the region’s culture and community and we could not think of a better way to celebrate them!

Here’s to lots of fun adventures, great memories and of course…yummy apples!

Cheers,
Sarah Lockard
AroundMainLine.com

Berks County

Weaver’s Orchard Farm Market
40 Fruit Lane, Morgantown, PA
Web: weaversorchard.com
Facebook: Click here to become a Facebook fan
Twitter: @WeaversOrchard
Phone: 610-856-7300
Seasonal Hours (May-October): Monday-Friday 8-7; Saturday 8-5; Closed Sunday
Winter Hours (November-April): Monday-Friday 8-6; Saturday 8-5; Closed Sunday
Details: Weaver’s Orchard Farm Market is a fourth generation family farm nestled in the scenic hills of Berks County, just 15 minutes south of Reading, Pennsylvania. The orchard farm market is open year-round featuring fresh, local and homegrown fruits and vegetables. Choose from a variety of bakery fresh pies, pastries and artisan breads, deli sandwiches and cold cuts, free-range meat from local Pennsylvania farms, hormone-free dairy products and much more. Nestled in the beautiful hills of Berks County just 15 minutes south of Reading, between Morgantown and Green Hills on route 10, Weaver’s Orchard is a destination for family fun in Pennsylvania, offering many activities for the family such as festivals, wholesome entertainment and educational events throughout the year.

Snipes Farm, Nursery and Golf
890 W. Bridge Street, Morrisville, PA
Web: snipesfarm.com
Facebook:Click here to become a Facebook fan
Phone: 215-295-1138
Email: info8@snipesfarm.com
Hours: Open Daily 9am to 4pm
Details: Sister and brother team, Susan Snipes-Wells and Jonathan Snipes, manage the family farm. They hold a vision that Snipes Farm is a green jewel in congested lower Bucks County. A love of the land and a spirit of peace guide the Snipes family, and the many dedicated Snipes employees, as they work to keep the farm a beautiful and welcoming place for the public. A lot has changed since James and Joan Moon arrived in Bucks County in 1682, but 323 years later Snipes Farm’s 150 acres of recreation, fruit orchards and ancient trees still welcome visitors. Apple picking runs through Oct. 30th based on crop availability.

Solebury Orchards
3325 Creamery Road, New Hope, PA
Web: soleburyorchards.com
Facebook:Click here to become a Facebook fan
Phone: 215-297-8079
Email: mail@soleburyorchards.com
Hours: Thurs to Sunday 9am to 6pm
Details: Solebury Orchards, located in the center of scenic Bucks County, grows peaches, apples, blueberries, raspberries and other fruits. The farm is well known for its high quality fruits which are available from summer through winter at the Solebury Orchards Market. Increasingly popular at the orchard is pick your own, where customers can enjoy themselves surrounded by beautiful fields of berries and orchards. During weekends in September and October there are wagon rides through the orchards for apple picking. All pick-your-own fruit is priced by the pound for whatever you pick, with no additional charges. Apple picking is available through Nov. 7th rain or shine.

Chester County

Highland Orchards
11000 Marshallton-Thorndale Road, West Chester, PA
Web: highlandorchards.net
Facebook:Click here to become a Facebook fan
Phone: 610-269-3494
Email: events@highlandorchards.net
Hours: Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 6pm, picking registration ends daily at 5pm.
Details: With over 200 acres of growing crops, Highland boasts twenty varieties of apples. And, you can bet there is plenty of activity this time of year on the farm-from hayrides, a kid korral, scarecrow building and more. Check the orchard blog on their website for daily updates on available apples and upcoming events.

Delaware County

Linvilla Orchards, Media

Linvilla Orchards
137 W. Knowlton Road, Media, PA
Web: linvillaorchards.com
Facebook:Click here to become a Facebook fan
Twitter: @ILoveThatPlace
Phone: 610-876-8796
Email: apples@linvilla.com
Hours: Farm Market & Pumpkinland: Sunday-Thursday 9am-8pm; Friday & Saturday 9am-9pm
Details: Pick your own apples 9am-6pm every day at Linvilla Orchards. Their Pumpkinland Harvest Festival runs through November 6th. Larger than life figures and scarecrows illustrate the legends and lure of the harvest season, local history and some of the many stories of pumpkins and apples. Group programs are available for school and camp tours, evening hayrides with campfires and birthday parties. Hop on a tractor at Linvilla for a harvest hay ride and enjoy a scenic and fun tour of their fields and orchards.

Lehigh County

County Line Orchard
9200 Kings Highway, Kempton, PA
Web: clorchard.com
Facebook:Click here to become a Facebook fan
Phone: 610-756-6411
Email: todds@enter.net
Hours: July through October: Fri., Sat. and Sun. 10am to 6pm; November: Saturday and Sunday 10am to 5pm
Details: Apple picking at County Line runs from September through mid November. Varieties still available for picking include: Melrose, Rome, Ida Red, Suncrisp and Goldrush.

Strawberry Acres
1767 Clearview Road, Coplay, PA
Web: strawberryacres.com
Phone: 610-262-8484
Email: upikfruit@verizon.net
Hours: Monday through Friday 9a.m. to 7p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. to 5p.m.; Sunday from 11am to 5 pm
Details: Strawberry Acres provides picking containers and rides to the field. No ladders are needed to pick your own fruit. On weekends during the fall, they offer a hayride through the orchard during operating hours. It’s a fifteen minute ride with a beautiful view of Lehigh Gap and the Blue Mountain. They also offer kids crafting events for fun fall crafts to bring home to mom and dad. This takes place at 11am on Saturdays in September and October in the Johnny Appleseed Schoolhouse. A different craft each weekend—so visitors can come for one or all craft days. Recommended for children ages 5 to 10. Reservation not needed, but preferred for supply purchasing. Minimal fee. Pony Rides: Available to all riders, weekends only! Riders are led by experienced handlers.

For a complete list of locales and times for apple picking across the region, visit: www.pickyourown.org

Wondering what to do with all the apples you’ve just gathered at Linvilla? Visit FoodInJars blogger Marisa McClellan’s cooking demonstration at 4 p.m. She will be sure you leave with a few fun and yummy ideas!

Build some delicious family memories as you pick-your-own apples at Linvilla Orchards during the Apple Festival on September 24 and 25, beginning at 8 a.m.

The weekend includes tons of fun for the young—and the young at heart—including: hayrides, pony rides, face painting, children’s entertainment, costumed characters, games & contests, music, apple treats and recipes, candy apples, Pumpkinland and lunch at the Linvilla Grill.

With 25 apple varieties to pick from—including Pink Lady, Mutsu and Jonagold—you’ll find your perfect apple for baking, applesauce, snacking and more. The Farm Market will be carrying their famous apple pie, fresh apple cider and delicious apple butter.

If you’re a hard-core apple lover, chow down at the Apple Pie Eating Contest to win the champion title and a prize. There will be three age brackets: 6-10, 11-16 and 17 and older. Bring your camera to capture the bushels of fun!

Looking for entertainment for the kids? The event will be hosted by Officer Offbeat, the Juggling Jester of Justice, with music, games and prizes beginning at 11 a.m. Make sure the kids find the costumed characters at various times throughout the day! Handyman Rob will be making his appearance at 11:30 a.m., the Traveling Train at 1 p.m., and the Absorbent Sea Creature at 2:15 p.m. Ultimate kid entertainer, Bill Kerwood will be giving a performance beginning at 3 p.m.

Wondering what to do with all the apples you’ve just gathered? Visit FoodInJars blogger Marisa McClellan’s cooking demonstration at 4 p.m. She will be sure you leave with a few ideas.

While you’re visiting Pumpkinland, get lost in a straw bale or cornfield maze, have your face painted, check out the Jack-O-Lantern exhibit, cruise the rails on a fall train ride, tap your foot to the live music and enjoy the fields ripe for harvest on an autumn hayride.

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Linvilla Orchards is a 300-acre family farm dedicated to agriculture, education and entertainment. To learn more, visit www.linvilla.com or call 610-876-7116.

Linvilla Orchards Entertainment Garden is located at 137 West Knowlton Road, Media, PA.

Wayne’s popular White Dog is offering a three-course Mother’s Day brunch for $40.

It’s one of the most popular Sundays of the year to dine out: Mother’s Day! Here at AroundMainLine.com we’ve compiled a comprehensive dining guide of top choices around the Main Line and western suburbs. To my mom and all the mothers and great women in our lives, Happy Mother’s Day!

Sarah Lockard
AroundMainLine.com

White Dog Wayne
www.whitedog.com/wayne.html
200 West Lancaster Avenue
Wayne, PA
Call for reservations: 610-225-3700
White Dog will accept walk-ins but highly recommends reservations.
Mother’s Day Brunch Hours: 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
$40 for 3 course tasting menu
$15 for kids, 2 course menu
Their regular dinner menu will be served from 4-8p.m.

Lotus farm to table
lotusfarmtotable.com
112 West State Street
Media, PA
Call for reservations: 610-565-5554
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
3 courses for $30, bloody mary mixer bar, fresh squeezed orange juice / BYOC (Champagne) for mimosas
Menu selections include: oysters, smoked turkey rillet with red beet jam, house cured gravlax (cured salmon) with watercress and deviled egg, johnnycakes with blueberry syrup, iron skillet baked eggs, huervos rancheros, and more. Lotus can accommodate children with smaller portions.

The Capital Grille
www.thecapitalgrille.com
236 Mall Boulevard
King of Prussia, PA
Call for reservations: 610-265-1415
Mother’s Day Dining hours: 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The Capital Grille, with its new popular location in King of Prussia, will be serving their regular dinner menu for Mother’s Day.

The Radnor Hotel
www.radnorhotel.com
591 East Lancaster Avenue
St. Davids, PA
Call for reservations 610-341-3188
For parties over 11 please call 610-341-3145
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
$35.95 per person
$17.50 per child under 12
Complimentary for children under 5
Click here to view The Radnor Hotel’s Mother’s Day brunch menu.

Kaya’s, in Havertown, will be serving their new Spring/Summer menu on Mother’s Day along with some fantastic specials.

Kaya’s
www.kayascuisine.com
5 Brookline Boulevard
Havertown, PA
Mother’s Day Dining hours: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Call for reservations: 610-446-2780
Kaya’s will be serving their new Spring/Summer menu on Mother’s Day along with some fantastic specials. New menu highlights include: Baked panko and wasabi pea crusted flounder filet served with a warm arugula salad-cherry tomatoes, jumbo lump crab, white wine, topped with a lobster claw; Dark Chocolate mousse garnished with sea salt!

Verdad Restaurant and Tequila Bar
www.verdadrestaurant.com
818 West Lancaster Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Call for reservations: 610-520-9100
$24 per person, plus tax and gratuity
Buffet includes: a whole roasted suckling pig and stations featuring turkey, prime rib, omelets and frittatas. $5 Bloody Marys will be offered.

Radisson Valley Forge Hotel
www.radissonbrunch.com
1160 First Avenue
King of Prussia, PA
Call for reservations: 610-878-8495
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Adults $29.95, Seniors $27.95, Children under 12 $9.95
Children Under 5 Free
(Price does not include tax and gratuity)
Click here to view the Radisson’s brunch menu online.

Newtown Grill
www.thenewtowngrill.com
191 South Newtown State Road
Newtown Square, PA
Call for reservations: 610-356-9700
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
$27.95, $14.95 for children 4 to 12

The Desmond Hotel
www.desmondgv.com
1 Liberty Boulevard
Malvern, PA
Call for reservations: 610-249-2180
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 10:45 a.m. to 6 p.m.
$39 for adults, $17 for children 12 and under
Under 6, free
Click here to view the Desmond’s Mother’s Day brunch menu.

Susanna Foo’s in Radnor has a great value for Mother’s Day brunch: 3 courses for $24.95.

Susanna Foo Gourmet Kitchen
www.susannafoo.com
555 East Lancaster Avenue
Radnor, PA
Call for reservations: 610-688-8808
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
3 courses, $24.95 (plus tax and gratuity)

333 Belrose
www.333belrose.com
333 Belrose Lane
Wayne, PA
Call for reservations: 610-293-1
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
$31.95 for Adults, $12.95 for Children
The Brunch will be “Buffet Style” with omelet station, carving station, waffle station, breakfast breads, and so much more! Dinner will be served from 3 p.m.-7p.m. The dinner will be Belrose’s normal dinner menu.

georges’
www.georgesonthemainline.com
503 West Lancaster Avenue
Wayne, PA
Call for reservations: 610-964-2588
Mother’s Day Brunch hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(Closed for dinner)
$35 for adults, $17 for children

On Mondays thru Saturdays, along with tractor wagons, Varner’s Farm will have teams of Belgian Draft horses to take you to cut your own Christmas tree.

Varner’s Farms
746 South Trappe Road
Collegeville, PA
610-489-8878
Hours: Christmas Tree Harvest thru December 23rd
Monday-Saturday 8am-8pm;
Closed Sundays
*Choose-n-cut fields close at 4:30 daily
Closed December 23rd at 4pm
www.varnerfarms.net

Varner’s Farms in Collegeville has a beautiful selection of Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, and White Pine this season. On Mondays thru Saturdays, along with tractor wagons, visitors can enjoy teams of Belgian Draft horses to take them to cut their own Christmas tree-weather permitting. Varner’s also has fresh cut trees available everyday. The fresh cut trees are harvested once a week throughout the season.

Varner’s country-chic Wreath Shoppe is filled with hundreds of adorable ornaments, wreathes, roping, holly, greens, swags and mistletoe. Don’t forget to see the new look in the train shoppe. Families and visitors can warm up and enjoy a complimentary cup of hot chocolate or hot cider, as they listen to Christmas Carols and choose the perfect tree.

Varner’s will have a Live Nativity this Saturday, December 18th at 6:00pm and 7:00pm. Refreshments will be served and they will offer a special time of fellowship afterwards.

Create family memories of a lifetime by cutting down your own Christmas tree this season!

Bustard’s Christmas Trees
2210 Bustard Road
Lansdale, PA
610-584-4058
Hours: Open Daily 9am-9pm
www.bustardschristmastrees.com

Bustard’s Christmas Trees has been a family business since 1929. They care about their customers and strive to provide quality service and assistance in selecting the correct tree and greenery for your home. And, if you are not quite sure what greens or decorations you might need, they have knowledgeable staff members to assist you.

Bustard’s specialize in large trees and offer: Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir, Blue Spruce, Concolor Fir, Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir.

To insure the freshest trees, Bustard’s cuts throughout the holiday season.

Merrymead Farms
2222 Valley Forge Road
Lansdale, PA
610-584-4410
Hours: Mon – Sat: 8:00am-9:00pm
Sun: 10:00am-9:00pm
www.merrymead.com

Looking for the perfect fresh cut Christmas tree? Merrymead provides beautiful fresh cut local fir trees – Douglas, Fraser, and Concolor Fir. All their trees can be drilled for the Stand Straight tree stand.

They will shake, bale, and load your tree – all you have to do is pick out your favorite one! Their holly house is filled with a variety of wreathes – Balsam, Douglas Fir, Mixed Noble Fir, and Fraser Fir. Rolls of white pine roping and a mixture of swags, greens, door charms, cemetery sprays and holly are perfect for the Christmas season.

An annual beloved tradition at Merrymead is the Live Nativity with narration and song presented by a local church the weekend before Christmas. There will be two shows on Saturday, December 18th 6:30pm and 8:00pm and one show on Sunday, December 19th 6:30pm. The Live Nativity setting takes place outside, so be sure to dress warm!

Hot Chocolate and Hot Cider

Linvilla Orchards
137 West Knowlton Road
Media, PA
610- 876-7116
Hours: Thru December 23rd
Monday thru Friday 10am – 4pm
Saturday & Sunday 9am – 5pm
www.linvillaorchards.com

Cut your own Christmas tree and start your own Linvilla Orchards new, annual family tradition! With over 30,000 trees planted on thirty acres, your family is sure to find the perfect tree at Linvilla. You are provided with a saw and you actually cut the tree down. Staff will then haul it back to the market, wrap it, and secure it to your vehicle. If cutting your own tree is a bit much for you, there are plenty of pre-cut trees available in the Farm Market. Children can visit with Santa every Saturday and Sunday from 1pm-2pm through December 24th.

The popular farm is decked head to toe in holiday garb and gorgeous greenery for the season! See their Christmasland display and visit with the animals in their winter coats. Linvilla’s Christmas Shop & Garden Center features wreaths, freshly cut trees, greens & holly, decorations, fruit and gift baskets, Christmas gifts, hot mulled cider & children’s crafts.

There is the final popular Caroling Hayride of the season Saturday, December 18th at 4:30pm where families can enjoy a hayride and then sing carols around the campfire while enjoying yummy apple cider and roasting marshmallows.

Headed Home…

ShadyBrook Farm
931 Stony Hill Road
Yardley, PA
215-968-1670
Hours: 5-9pm
www.shadybrookfarm.com

Christmas trees have arrived at Yardley’s ShadyBrook Farm. They also have a huge selection of fresh wreaths, swags, and other greenery. You can find everything you need for a perfect holiday season!
While at ShadyBrook, experience the magic of millions of lights illuminating acres of farmland during their popular Holiday Light Show with whimsical holiday displays and familiar characters. Drive through in the comfort of your own car or enjoy the show on a moonlit hayride.

In addition, ShadyBrook offers horse-drawn evening hayrides daily through December 30th (except 12/24 & 25) 5PM-9PM – $12/person. Please call 215-968-1670 for reservations. Private horse-drawn carriage rides are available as well. See their website for full details.

Last but not least, visit Santa’s Village where kids can tell Santa all of their Christmas wishes and have their picture taken. Then take a stroll through ShadyBrook’s Farm Market. They have everything you need for a great holiday!

Wiggins Christmas Trees
1301 West Chester Pike
West Chester, PA
610-344-7822
Hours: Open Daily 9am-9pm
wigginschristmastrees.com

Wiggins Christmas Trees has been family owned and operated since 1972. All Christmas trees are proudly grown in Chester County. Table top trees start at $19.95. Wiggins Precut lot is a full service operation.

Customer just needs to select a tree(s).

• Choose from thousands of trees
• Trees are cut as needed on a weekly basis
• Individually priced at reasonable prices
• 6′-10′ Douglas Fir – cut from our farms
• 6′-10′ Fraser Fir – grown in Pennsylvania
• Balled Trees – individually priced

Or, customers can visit one of Wiggins’ Tree Farms and cut their own tree.

See Wiggins’ website for further details.

The fall foliage is in full swing and the brisk evening air means All Hallow’s Eve cannot be far away! For the last two weekends of October—and beyond—AML has the best places to pick apples, find a great pumpkin, hitch a hayride, take in a fall festival, and more.

Enjoy the wonders of the autumn season,

Sarah Lockard
AML Publisher

Enjoy Harvest Days at Lansdale’s popular Merrymead Farm

Merrymead Farm
Harvest Days
Lansdale, PA
www.merrymead.com

The Rothenberger Family invites you to bring your family and enjoy their Montgomery County farm during their Harvest Days! A family owned and operated working dairy farm and farm market, Merrymead is one of Pennsylvania’s Century Farms and has been in the same family for over 100 years.

Harvest Day Activities continue on Saturday October 23rd and Sunday October 24th from 11 AM to 5 PM on Saturdays and 12 PM to 5 PM on Sundays. Merrymead will also have Harvest Days on Saturday October 30th from 11 AM to 5 PM and Sunday October 31st from 12 PM to 4 PM. Please note, activities will stop exactly at 4 PM on Halloween!

Enjoy a delicious ice cream cone or take home a Gram’s Apple pie, fresh from their bakery!

Fall Store Hours: Mon. – Sat. 8AM – 9PM, Sun. 12PM – 9PM

*Please note: Harvest Days begin at 12PM on Sundays.

Pick your own apples at Highland Orchards!

Highland Orchards Fall Harvest Festival
West Chester, PA
highlandorchards.net

Highland’s Fall Harvest Festival is Noon-5pm every weekend in the fall through November 1st. Highland offers 45 acres of delicious apples to be picked every day from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. For families, Highland offers hayrides, scarecrow building, fun children’s activities and shuttles to prime picking spots. Their market is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. Call 610-269-3494 or visit www.highlandorchards.net.

Linvilla Orchards
Media, PA
Linvilla.com

Linvilla’s annual Halloween Costume Parade is Sunday, October 24th. Registration starts at noon.

Halloween Costume Parade
Halloween Parade
Sunday, October 24th
Noon to 4:30pm

Registration begins this Sunday at Noon and runs through 2pm. A dance party is scheduled for 2pm, the parade will run from 3-4pm. Families will enjoy a Makin’ Music performance at 4pm with the winners announced at 4:30pm. Each child receives a treat! The Grand Prize is a $100 gift certificate to Linvilla Orchards.

Three winner will be picked from each age group—and all receive a prize.

Age groups are: Under 1, 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 and up and Groups & Families.

Witches Hayride
October 1 thru 3, 8 thru 10, and 15 thru 30
Fridays and Saturdays 5:30 – 8:30 pm
Sundays through Thursdays 5:30 – 8:00 pm

Linvilla Orchards famous Hayride to the Witches House is a hayride to visit the friendly Witches House in the woods. Our witch tells stories and jokes and gives all of the kids a treat. The hayride ends at a campfire where we provide a sample of our apple cider and marshmallows to roast.

This hayride is especially for children up to age 10 or 11. It is not a Haunted Hayride. Parents are welcome and encouraged to join their children on the ride.

The hayride departs from Pumpkinland and lasts approximately 15-20 minutes. You can get on a ride anytime between the hours listed. We operate many haywagons at the same time during our peak hours. The hayride to the Witches House is $8 per person.

Longwood Gardens
Kennett Square, PA
Pumpkin Playground
Daily from Saturday, October 02, 2010-Sunday, October 31, 2010
9:00 AM — 5:00 PM

Kids can discover the fun of rolling, hugging and sitting on pumpkins, while creating an ever-changing display in the Idea Garden. Visit LongwoodGardens.org for more fun seasonal activities in October.

West Chester Rail Road
www.westchesterrr.net

The Great Pumpkin Express
Oct 23rd, 24th, 30th, 31st

All aboard the Great Pumpkin Express! Take a ride on The West Chester Railroad’s ‘haunted train’ as the friendly ghoulish crew hands out treats to all passengers. Everyone is welcome to dress up in their Halloween costumes. Halloween fun while you enjoy the Chester Creek autumn scenery from a heated train. Not too scary for the little ones!

Ride the Rails: October 23, 24, 30, 31 at 12PM & 2PM
Cost: Adults – $12.50 Children (2-12) – $10.50
Toddlers (under 2 not on parent lap) – $5.00

Fall Foliage Express
Nov 7th, 14th , 21st

Enjoy a brisk fall afternoon along the Chester Creek Valley from our heated train as we take you on a 90 minute journey back in time to the village of Glen Mills and back.
Ride the Rails: November 7, 14, 21
12PM & 2PM
Adults – $12.50 | Children (2-12) – $10.50 | Under 2 ride free!

For more infomation or directions, visit their website westchesterrr.net.

Second Annual Harvest Festival at the Willows
Sunday, Oct. 24th
1pm to 5pm
Presented by The Friends of the Willows & Greener Partners
Grounds of the Willows Park
490 Darby-Paoli Road
Radnor, PA
www.willowscottage.org

The Friends of the Willows Cottage and Greener Partners are throwing the second annual Harvest Festival on the grounds of the Willows park, 490 Darby-Paoli Road in Villanova, from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 24. The event will raise money to both create a sustainability education center at the cottage and support the pilot community supported agriculture project Skunk Hollow Farm, located next to the Willows.

There will be three opportunities for attendees to compete for prizes in fun, wholesome events: Bring your already-carved jack ‘o lantern pumpkins for judging and prizes; Bring your best home-made pie, which will also be judged and prizes awarded; There will be a pie-eating contest for children and adults of all ages.

There is no need to preregister for the contests. Just bring along your pumpkins and pies!

All food, drinks, entertainment and games will come with the price of an admission ticket. Tickets to the Harvest Festival cost $25 per adult, $10 for senior citizens, kids under 12 and students under 21, and $75 for a family. Volunteers are also needed at the event. To help out, email info@willowscottage.org.

Visit www.willowscottage.org and greenerpartners.org for more information on the nonprofit organizations and the event.

Plymouth Meeting Mall Fall Festival
Saturday, October 30th
3 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Celebrate the changing of the seasons with family fun at Plymouth Meeting Mall’s Fall Festival on Saturday, October 30 from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. in Center Court. The event also serves as the kick-off of Plymouth Township Police Department’s Lieutenant Patty Simons Food Drive. Attendees are encouraged to donate to the Food Drive for a goodie bag.

From interactive games to pumpkin decorating, there will be several festive activities for children of all ages in addition to arts and crafts, prizes and more. The South Philly Vikings of the Philadelphia Mummers will have a special craft and costume station, and fortune-tellers will be available to read your palm and tarot cards. The Fall Festival is free and open to the public.

Peddler’s Village Tricks ‘N Treats
Saturday, October 30th
Rain or Shine
Featuring Giggleberry Fair Spooktacular
Lahaska, PA
www.peddlersvillage.com

Calling all ghosts, goblins and ghouls for a day of Halloween family fun! Peddler’s Village presents Tricks ‘n Treats featuring Giggleberry Fair Spooktacular on Saturday, October 30th. Wear your costume for trick or treating, pumpkin painting, hay maze, costume parade and more! The spooky schedule of events includes:

• All Day Trick or Treating in Peddler’s Village shops
• 1 p.m.- 4 p.m. Giggleberry Fair Spooktacular includes Pumpkin Painting, Face Painting and Balloon Sculptor FREE with purchase of Activity Pass
• 4 p.m. Halloween Costume Parade at Giggleberry Fair
• 3-6 p.m. Halloween DJ music, Costumed Characters & Stilt Walker on Main Green
• 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Giggleberry Fair Hay Maze-$3 per person or 2 for $5
• Extra spooky fun! The first 250 people to sign up for the Halloween Costume Parade at Giggleberry Fair will receive a Halloween Goody Bag full of prizes and coupons!

Peddler’s Village annual Apple Festival is Saturday, November 6th and Sunday, November 7th, 2010.

Peddler’s Village 39th Annual Apple Festival
Sat., November 6 & Sun., November 7, 2010
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING
Lahaska, PA
www.peddlersvillage.com

Scrumptious apple treats including country apple butter, apple cider, apple dumplings, apple fritters and everyones favorite—apples dipped in caramel! Take home a bushel fresh from the orchard. Juried Artisans sell their wares and demonstrate their skills at our Street Road Green Artisan Area. Live entertainment and apple pie-eating contests add to the festivities of this traditional autumn celebration. Traditional Fall celebration, featuring juried artisans, live entertainment and pie-eating contests. Enjoy a variety of apple treats including apple butter, cider, dumplings, fritters, dipped in caramel and fresh and unadorned.

Linvilla Orchard’s Apple Festival and Pie Eating Contest is Saturday, September 25th and Sunday, September 26th from 9am to 6pm.

Media’s Linvilla Orchards is a Delaware County family fall tradition. You can be sure Linvilla’s calendar is filled with plenty of events to keep you busy when there’s a chill in the air and leaves crunching under your feet. AML has the full itinerary here—from a 40 foot scarecrow to a giant cornfield maze. At Linvilla Orchards Pumpkinland there’s everything you need to get into the fall spirit. Don’t miss Autumn Moon hayrides, pie eating contests, and live music. Kids will love the Jack-o-lantern exhibit, face painting, and stories about local lore.

Linvilla Orchard’s Apple Festival and Pie Eating Contest
Dates: Saturday September 25th and Sunday September 26th, 9am-6pm.

This weekend Linvilla gets into the full, fall festivities with their annual Apple Festival and Pie Eating Contest. What’s on the agenda? Plenty for the kiddos including hayrides, pony rides, face painting, children’s entertainment, costumed characters, games & contests, music, apple treats and recipes, candy apples, Pumpkinland and lunch at the Linvilla Grill.

Enter the Apple Pie Eating Contest for the chance to win the champion title and a prize! Three age brackets: 6-10, 11-16, & 17 and over.

Pick-Your-Own crunchy, juicy apples right from the tree. Take home as many as you can carry to create some delicious apple treats like apple pie or candy apples.

Visit the Farm Market to sample an incredible assortment of our own crisp, juicy apples. Pick up a world famous apple pie, fresh apple cider, or delicious apple butter.

Chef Marc Vetri of Vetri, Osteria, and Amis Restaurants will be performing a cooking demonstration during the festival on Saturday, September 25th. Check it out and learn some simple, delicious recipes featuring our very own scrumptious apples!

Pumpkinland Harvest Festival
Dates: Sept. 11-Nov. 7/Sept. hours: Daily, 9 am-6 pm
Oct. hours: Sun.-Thurs., 9 am-8 pm; Fri. & Sat., 9 am-9 pm
Nov. hours: Daily, 9 am-6 pm
Thanksgiving Wed., 8 am-8 pm
Thanksgiving, 8 am-1 pm

During the months of September and October, Pumpkinland takes center stage at Linvilla Orchards, a Delaware Valley family tradition. Larger than life figures and scarecrows illustrate the legends and lore of the harvest season, local history and some of the many stories of pumpkins and apples. See their piles of pumpkins in all shapes and sizes, straw bales, corn shocks, fall decorations of all kinds, masks, costumes and toys. Don’t get lost in a straw bale or cornfield maze!

Take a hayride thru the fields and orchards; climb aboard a passenger train “The Playland Express;” experience a ride on a real pony; let “Face Painting by Stacey” transform you into a princess or Spiderman, visit with the farm animals, catch a big fish in Orchard Lake and play in the all new Playland Playground.

Linvilla Orchard’s Pumpkinland has the best selection of pumpkins and gourds available anywhere. Choose from different shapes and sizes, then pile them up in your yard to ensure a spooky statement. And don’t forget to stock up on and festive decorations like corn husks and hay bales too.

Hayride to the Witches House
Dates: October 1 thru 3, 8 thru10, and 15 thru 30.
Sun.-Thurs., 5:30-8 pm
Fri. & Sat., 5:30 –8:30 pm

Hayrides run continuously throughout the night.

Linvilla’s popular Harvest Hayrides in September are Saturday and Sundays from 10am to 5pm. Hayrides also run from October 1st through November 7th: Monday through Friday 12:30 to 4pm; Saturday and Sunday 10am to 5pm.

Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn, and caldron bubble! Come to Linvilla Orchards and capture a little bit of magic and enjoy a Hayride to the Witches House.

Great for children 11 and under and a very fun way to gather the family for a non-spooky jaunt through the woods. Forget scary witches, this one is all about fun; she’ll give everyone a treat, then regal them with jokes and stories. Marshmallows to roast around the campfire and a bit of Linvilla’s apple cider only sweeten the deal.

While you’re in the spirit, drop by Pumpkinland and pick up festive decorations like hay bales, cornstalks, and pumpkins for carving. Then make your way to the Farm Market, since their fresh baked pies and other seasonal goodies aren’t to be missed. In fact, they may just put you under a spell.

Harvest Hayrides

Dates: Sept. 1 thru 30
Sat. & Sun., 10 am-5 pm

October 1 thru November 7
Mon.-Fri., 12:30-4 pm
Sat. & Sun. 10 am-5 pm

Autumn Moon Hayrides

October 1 thru 3, 8 thru 10, & 15 thru 30
Fri. & Sat., 5:30-8:30 pm
Sun., 5:30-8pm

Linvilla Orchards is located at 37 W. Knowlton Road Media, PA 19063. Call 610- 610-876-7116 or visit www.linvilla.com for additional details.

Nectar’s beautiful outdoor deck overlooks an Asian garden.
Photo courtesy of Courtney Apple Photography

Ardmore

Plate
www.platerestaurant.com
Ever since Reese (Witherspoon) decided to dine frequently at Plate last summer while filming her movie with Paul Rudd, Plate has enjoyed a very sweet flurry of activity. For those wishing a meal outdoors, Plate offers a full-service outdoor dining area that seats 75. Their chic cedar pergola and café tables and chairs allow diners to savor a good meal while basking in the beautiful weather. Afterwards, take in all the great shopping Suburban Square (Lilly Pulitzer, Blue Mercury, and Ann Taylor) has to offer.

Berwyn

Nectar
www.tastenectar.com
Chef Patrick Feury’s fantastic menu is enough reason to experience one of the Main Line’s most popular restaurants. Add to that a back patio-that is in high demand-with a serene Asian garden and you are good to go.

Tango’s outdoor deck is located just off the train tracks in Bryn Mawr.
Photo courtesy of Courtney Apple Photography

Bryn Mawr

Tango
www.tastetango.com
Tango’s menu offers contemporary American cuisine in a comfortable setting, located just off the train tracks in Bryn Mawr. A large wrap-around patio comfortably seats guests under a shaded canopy or along a fun and fabulous Cantina Bar. Visit Tango’s happening deck bar for happy hours, for a bite to eat or dine out under the stars. Main Liners can watch the trains roll by as others are wading their way home from their hectic day.

Chesapeake City, Maryland

The Bayard House
www.bayardhouse.com
If you are looking for a bit of a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the Main Line, hop in your car and head to Cecil County, Maryland. A little over an hour from Wayne, Chesapeake City’s Bayard House Restaurant offers romantic dining along the C&D Canal. Enjoy lunch or dinner on their front lawn with spectacular views of a serene waterfront. The Tournedos Baltimore will not disappoint.

Chesapeake City’s charm includes outdoor dining on the C&D canal at The Bayard House.
Photo courtesy of Jubilee Photography

Downingtown

Firecreek Restaurant
www.firecreek-restaurant.com
Firecreek Restaurant and Bar is located on the bank of the Brandywine River in the center of Downingtown, PA. Firecreek offers an expansive outdoor dining area, all with panoramic views of the Brandywine. The Historic Paper Mill structure is a paradigm of vernacular architecture. Firecreek Restaurant preserves the building’s historical integrity and pairs it with modern decor, to create an exciting and eclectic dining destination.

Gulph Mills

Bar Savona
www.barsavona.com
Last summer, Savona Restaurant reinvented its upscale, popular dining experience into Bar Savona ($30 and under) in what has turned out to be a terrific business decision in an unknown economy. Part of the introduction of the more casual menu was the sexy outdoor patio-which is hopping seven nights a week with some of the Main Line’s most beautiful people-and biggest movers and shakers. If you want to dine outside to be ‘seen’, Bar Savona is your place.

Malvern

McKenzie’s Brew Pub
www.mckenziebrewhouse.com
With locales in Malvern and Chadds Ford, McKenzie’s offers fantastic beer and two outdoor patios. The Chadds Ford locale, on Route 202 and just five minutes north of the Delaware state line, just opened their new outdoor deck this summer.

Media

Dining Under the Stars
www.visitmediapa.com
Media boasts a warm weather outdoor dining event well known and loved called Dining Under the Stars: ‘Stroll, Shop, Dine!” Every Wednesday night now through mid-September from 5pm to 10pm, State Street in Media, PA is closed to traffic to provide ample space for outdoor dining at Margaret Kuo’s, Azie on Main, Sligo’s on State and more. Don’t forget to grab your honey’s hand once dinner is wrapped up and shop Media’s fantastic retail scene. Live entertainment rounds off the experience!

Plymouth Meeting

Redstone Grill
www.redstonegrill.com
Right off 476, Redstone American Grill is one of the burbs’ hottest up and coming al fresco dining destinations. Main Liners are flocking to their outdoor patio year round thanks to a fire pit that will make you think you are closer to a Rocky Mountain High than a major suburban roadway.

Radnor

Susanna Foo’s Gourmet Kitchen
www.susannafoos.com
Foo’s two outdoor patios are serene and simple-and are ideal for a business party or rehearsal dinner. Chic torches offer the perfect touch when the sun goes down and the party heats up. Foo’s main patio seats about 60. An adjacent patio which connects with a private room (good for about 75) seats another 40.

Gullifty’s Gaarden
Photo courtesy of Courtney Apple Photography

333 Belrose
www.333Belrose.com
Available for private parties, Belrose’s elegant outdoor patio is ideal for baby and wedding showers, intimate family functions, rehearsal dinners and more. Chef Carlo DeMarco is considered one of the Main Line’s top chefs-and his seasonal cuisine never disappoints. Plus, it’s a hop, skip and jump from the Blue Route.

Rosemont

Gullifty’s
www.gulliftys.com
Gullifty’s Gaarden is one of the Main Line’s premier outside dining experiences. The Gaarden opened in July of 2004 and is truly a unique experience-with a fully functioning, self contained outside kitchen and bar. The menu is exclusive to outside customers and everything is prepared in an open kitchen behind the bar. The Gaarden seats 90 people and prices range from $8 to $22. This season Gullifty’s Gaarden, in cooperation with Lancaster fresh farms has introduced grass fed, pasture raised and grazed, and 100% organic beef burgers.

Wayne

Christopher’s
www.christophersaneighborhoodplace.com
Molly Todd and chef Chris Todd have a good thing going with Christopher’s right on restaurant row in the heart of downtown Wayne. Come spring and through the first week of October, Wayne restaurants open their sidewalks to their patrons-and Christopher’s is one of the great places to grab a bite al fresco. With six rotating draft beers and a friendly staff, almost any night there’s a good reason to choose Chris’s.

Great American Pub
www.greatamericanpub.com
Rare is a sunny afternoon or evening along the Main Line’s top dining scene (Wayne) that GAP’s outdoor seating area is not completely packed. Main Line singles, moms, shop owners and more make this the place to network and ‘be seen’ seven days a week. Thanks to a new fountain and growing greenery, diners experience a fun, more private ambience with just North Wayne Avenue traffic only a few feet away.