Restaurants & Bars

Ardmore Restaurant Week: What You Need To Know

The two-week-long food-focused event will feature at least 20 Ardmore eateries, and will kick off with a special festival July 14.

ARDMORE, PA — Yet again, numerous Ardmore eateries are gearing up to offering their best dishes and drinks for the annual Ardmore Restaurant Week.

The two-week-long event will feature at least 20 local restaurants and bars. A full list of participating restaurants is below.

Restaurant week runs from July 15 through Sunday, July 28.

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Restaurants participating in lunch will offer prix fixe, two-course menus at either $10 or $15. Dinner participants will offer a three-course, prix fixe menu at either $15, $25 or $35. Tax and gratuity are not included in these prices.

This year, six newcomers join the event. They are: ArdmoreQ, Buena Vista Mexican, Green Papaya Asian Bistro, Nam Phuong Bistro, Not Your Average Joe’s, and SongSan Korean BBQ.

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Green Papaya Asian Bistro, a newcomer to the Ardmore dining scene, has chosen to participate with both lunch and dinner options including house specialty pad Thai, beef rendang, curry salmon, and mango chicken.

Ardmore Q is serving up award-winning barbeque with a sampler menu including ribs, pulled pork, and smoked sausage and peppers.

Songsan Korean BBQ, another recent addition to Ardmore, will serve up innovative Korean dishes in their new spot on Rittenhouse Place.

On top of new restaurant participants and new lunch service, Ardmore Restaurant Week will kick-off a day early with a new outdoor festival. Ardmore's Bastille Day Block Party will debut on Sunday, July 14, on Station Avenue, in between The Bercy and Delice au Chocolat.

The festival will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Festivities will include live entertainment, music, games, arts, crafts, food, drink and a French wine garden.

“Ardmore Restaurant Week is one of our most anticipated events of the year,” said Ardmore Initiative Executive Director Nancy Scarlato. “Ardmore is one of the fastest growing dining destinations in the area and Ardmore Restaurant Week gives us a chance to celebrate established Ardmore favorites and introduce our newcomers – now with lunch AND dinner options. We are excited to announce that 20 Ardmore restaurants will be participating and are curating their menus now! Plus, we are thrilled to introduce a new outdoor block party to kick things off on Bastille Day. Save the date and start making your plans now!"

Confirmed restaurants for Ardmore Restaurant Week include the below list, with others to be announced as the event gets closer.

  • ArdmoreQ (64 Rittenhouse Place) — Barbecue meats. New to Ardmore, new to Restaurant Week.
  • Bam Bam Seoul Kitchen (31 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Authentic Korean cuisine.
  • Besito Mexican (105 Coulter Ave.) — Casual restaurant that offers the warmth of a private hacienda while offering thoughtful details and authentic Mexican cuisine.
  • Buena Vista Mexican (5 W. Lancaster Ave.) — Authentic Mexican restaurant in the heart of downtown Ardmore. New to Ardmore, new to Restaurant Week.
  • Delice et Chocolat (9 Lancaster Ave.) — A taste of France in the heart of Ardmore.
  • Green Papaya Asian Bistro (202 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Fresh, local, and inspired Asian fare. New to Ardmore, new to Restaurant Week.
  • Hunan (47 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Long-running BYOB dining place offers classic Chinese dishes in a serene setting.
  • Iron Hill Brewery (60 Greenfield Ave.) - Regional brewpub chain dispensing house made beers and elevated American comfort fare.
  • Jack McShea’s (35 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Local Irish pub serving traditional fare.
  • John Henry’s Pub (98 Cricket Ave.) — Neighborhood spot serving traditional pub fare in a relaxed atmosphere.
  • Local Wine & Kitchen (39 W. Lancaster Ave.) — Laid-back restaurant and wine bar serving seasonal New American fare and charcuterie in a hip setting.
  • Marokko (54 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Fine-dining menu of authentic Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine, served in a traditional setting, including outdoor seating area.
  • Mikado Thai Pepper (64 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Simple and fresh Japanese and Thai cuisine offering an exciting fusion menu.
  • Nam Phuong Bistro (43 Cricket Ave.) — Authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
  • Not Your Average Joe’s (49 St. James Place) — Eclectic American menu serving innovative, chef-driven dishes. New to Restaurant Week.
  • PokeOno (59 W. Lancaster Ave.) — Sleek fast-casual serving Hawaiian-style cubed and marinated fish and rice bowls with toppings.
  • Ripplewood Whiskey & Craft (29 E. Lancaster Ave.) — Refined retro restaurant and cocktail bar serving elevated pub fare.
  • SongSan Korean BBQ (66 Rittenhouse Place) — Casual tabletop BBQ serving traditional Korean dishes and more. New to Ardmore, new to Restaurant Week.
  • The Bercy (7 Lancaster Ave.) — French brasserie serving inspired dishes and signature cocktails.
  • Tired Hands Fermentaria (35 Cricket Terrace) — Small batch microbrews and locally-sourced menu.

Parking is available throughout Ardmore and is free after 6 p.m. and on Sundays.

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