Norristown Restaurants

Mama's on the Half Shell: Where oysters come to riot Seafood lovers, unite. Here in the happening O'Donnell Square in Canton lies a popular, rowdy crowd – roaring for more oysters, that is. Mama's on the Half Shell is your quintissential Baltimore seafood stop – converted townhouse restaurant with a loud long bar downstairs, local beer flowing from the tap, oysters on ice, crab in every bite, pictures of the harbor and the Bay and fisherman kitsch on the walls, and a wait time longer than the hostess claims. But the wait is well worth it. Read More >>

Kildare's offers Irish food and drink in King of Prussia Kildare’s is an excellent location for a casual get-together or a meal after shopping at the nearby King of Prussia Mall. While many flock to Kildare’s for the pub’s drink specials, the pub offers consistently delicious pub fare from both Ireland and America. Read More >>

Bonaparte Breads: Where Baltimore goes French Here's a bakery you can smell from blocks away. The fresh baking bread scent floats above and out the door from both front and back of Bonaparte Breads, leading Baltimorians to its shop. Inside they'll discover there's more than just bread – there are French sandwiches and quiches, salads, petit fours, French pastries and fresh coffee that are so irresistable. Read More >>

Nifty Fifty's offers affordable retro dining experience Nifty Fifty’s is a family-owned and operated Philadelphia-area franchise. This restaurant offers a complete 1950s atmosphere without the prices and gimmicks commonly associated with other restaurants aiming for the same effect. With 10 “Best of Philly” wins, Nifty Fifty’s offers friendly and efficient service. Read More >>

Pop Tarts opening restraunt?? Every kids favorite breakfast treat to open restraunt in Big Apple. Read More >>

Atlantic Grill: Pizza, ice cream and water ice in Stratford This main street restaurant sits in the former location of a refurbished Friendly’s Restaurant. The restaurant has a sock-hop theme — cute but not overwhelming. Located on White Horse Pike in Stratford, this is an ideal stop for those heading to Atlantic City from Philadelphia. Read More >>

The Point: Fells Point's newest point Baltimore's newest waterfront restaurant, The Point, is an answer to Fells' Point's calling for refining its American seafood favorites. Located on the corner of Thames and Ann, The Point is a much-anticipated unveiling after months of construction and renovation. It offers much of the familiar foods of its neighboring restaurants, though with better presentation, smaller portions, higher prices and a better wine list to accompany its dishes. Read More >>

Iggie's Pizza: Dog's best friend Iggie's is everybody's restaurant. It's great for parties, for dates, for families, and even for pets. After all, who doesn't love pizza? Made fresh before your eyes with even fresher-looking Italian ingredients, Iggie's is like Cheers. Everybody knows your name, except they serve pizza. Read More >>

Nanami Cafe: Baltimore seafood in the raw Perhaps you've grown tired of trying crabcakes all the time (though that may be difficult) and you're in the mood for a different kind of seafood with a water view. In comes Nanami Cafe, a Japanese sushi restaurant quietly on the edge of the harbor in Fells Point, with outdoor seating and everything. Read More >>

Captain James Landing: Sailing into dinner If you've ever driven from Fells Point to Canton in Baltimore, there's a good chance you'll have passed a landmark ship at a bend in the road. It appears to have washed ashore decades ago, perhaps when Isabelle swept the waters into downtown in 1993. That's just Captain James Landing, a seafood restaurant built to look like a cruise ship, so patrons can enjoy a stately dinner as if they're far out to sea. Read More >>