China King
The Chinese takeout counter on N Narberth Ave, cooking the classics from spring rolls to kung pao chicken for pickup and delivery. Dark on Mondays.
Where to eat in Narberth
The restaurants and kitchens locals actually argue about.
19 places to eat in Narberth, PA, on one page: 8 takeout, 4 mediterranean, 3 bakery.
Where we'd send you first
- Ryan Christopher's BYOB
The small Woodbine Ave BYOB where Narberth marks its birthdays and anniversaries.
- Great American Pub
Narberth's corner pub right by the train station, with a long beer list and a burger built to match it.
- Evviva Restaurant
Italian on Montgomery Ave that swings between weeknight pasta and full banquet-hall celebrations.
- Malooga - Mainline
A Middle Eastern kitchen on Haverford Ave named for malooga, the pillowy Yemeni flatbread.
- Srinagar Indian Cuisine
Kashmiri and North Indian cooking on N Essex Ave, named for Kashmir's summer capital.
- Pholosophy
Big steaming bowls of pho, plus banh mi and rice plates, on Haverford Ave.
- Coco Thai Bistro
Thai cooking in the middle of the Haverford Ave restaurant row, from curries to pad see ew.
- The Greeks
A longtime counter spot on Haverford Ave for Greek plates, hoagies, and pizza.
- Star of David Kosher Grill
Grilled plates and Middle Eastern staples from one of the few kosher kitchens on this stretch of the Main Line.
The whole list
- China King
- Coco Thai Bistro
- Evviva Restaurant
- Goodness Bowls
- The Greeks
- A La Mousse
- Lassan Indian Traditional
- The Little Blue Owl Baking Company
- Malooga - Mainline
- Nanas Kitchen & Catering LLC
- Narberth Pizza and Steaks
- Narberth Scoops
- Pholosophy
- Real Pizza Narberth
- Ryan Christopher's BYOB
- Srinagar Indian Cuisine
- Star of David Kosher Grill
- Sugar+Fire Baking Co.
- Yiasou Greek Market and Cafe
Coco Thai Bistro
Thai cooking on Haverford Ave, from curries to pad see ew. A steady sit-down option in the middle of Narberth's restaurant row.
Evviva Restaurant
Italian restaurant on Montgomery Ave, equal parts weeknight pasta and banquet-hall celebrations. The room that hosts the family reception and still remembers your usual.
Goodness Bowls
Health-food bowls off Montgomery Avenue in Narberth. Acai and grain bowls with cold-pressed juice, built at the counter.
The Greeks
A longtime counter spot on Haverford Ave doing Greek plates, hoagies, and pizza. Order a gyro and eat it on the walk home.
A La Mousse
A French patisserie on Montgomery Ave, big on mousse cakes and macarons, with a glass case worth a look before you order. Good for a birthday cake or an afternoon that needs pastry.
Lassan Indian Traditional
Traditional Indian on Woodbine Avenue in Narberth. Tandoor plates and curries done straightforward, no frills.
The Little Blue Owl Baking Company
A small bakery on Haverford Ave with a case of pastries, cakes, and cookies. Good for a weekend morning or a last-minute birthday cake.
Malooga - Mainline
Middle Eastern kitchen on Haverford Avenue in Narberth, named for the pillowy Yemeni flatbread. Runs a busy catering side alongside the dining room.
Nanas Kitchen & Catering LLC
A N Narberth Ave kitchen doing homestyle breakfast and lunch, plus catering for the neighborhood's parties. Eggs, sandwiches, and the sort of plates the name promises.
Narberth Pizza and Steaks
Pizza and cheesesteaks on Montgomery Ave, the standby for a pie or a hoagie. Nothing fussy, just the neighborhood order.
Narberth Scoops
A teen-owned popup in downtown Narberth, scooping Bassett's and nothing else into cones, sundaes, and floats. It only runs when the Lower Merion High kids are out for summer, so check their Instagram before you walk over.
Pholosophy
Pho and Vietnamese plates on Haverford Ave, with a name that earns the groan. Big steaming bowls, banh mi, and rice plates for a cold Narberth afternoon.
Real Pizza Narberth
Corner pizza shop on N Narberth Ave doing slices, pies, and the standard red-sauce lineup. The reliable call when you don't feel like cooking.
Ryan Christopher's BYOB
American plates in a small BYOB on Woodbine Ave. Bring a bottle; it's a birthday-and-anniversary regular for a lot of Narberth.
Srinagar Indian Cuisine
Kashmiri and North Indian cooking on N Essex Ave, named for Kashmir's summer capital. Come for the rogan josh, the biryani, and a genuinely deep vegetarian half of the menu.
Star of David Kosher Grill
Kosher grill on Montgomery Ave, one of the few on this stretch of the Main Line. Grilled plates and Middle Eastern staples, worth the trip whether you keep kosher or not.
Sugar+Fire Baking Co.
A Hampden Ave bakery turning out croissants, cakes, and fresh loaves. Come early on a weekend before the good stuff goes.
Yiasou Greek Market and Cafe
Greek market and cafe on N Narberth Ave, stacked with imported pantry goods and a counter turning out gyros and spanakopita. Grab lunch or shop for the olive oil and feta you can't find at the Acme.
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