The new Bryn Mawr hotspot has great food and prices.
Restaurant: Mrs. Marty’s Deli and Restaurant Address: 22 N. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Rating (out of 5 stars): ★★★★ Style: Casual dining (soups, salads, sandwiches, etc.) Food: Deli, American-style Cuisine, Kosher Atmosphere: Welcoming, café-style (with TVs in the background) Parking: Yes, street (with parking meters) Service: Very accommodating Price Range: $ Unique Feature: Deli/Bakery goods on the premises, Kosher meals offered, Kid-friendly menus A new extension of a growing food chain has recently made itself comfortable on North Bryn Mawr Avenue. Originally founded in 1984, Mrs. Marty’s Deli and Restaurant has maintained eateries in both Broomall and Media, with an opening in Bryn Mawr only about five weeks ago. It only…
The restaurant opened over the weekend.
Mrs. Marty's Deli opened in Bryn Mawr on Saturday, said manager John Fitzsimmons. Business has been good in the deli's first few days, he said Tuesday afternoon. They went with a soft opening and decided to see how it went, Fitzsimmons said, adding the restaurant has gotten a pretty good lunch rush. Mrs. Marty's Deli also has locations in Broomall and in Media. The Bryn Mawr location is at 22 N. Bryn Mawr Ave. (next to the UPS Store). The restaurant serves the same traditional Jewish deli dishes as the other two locations, and offers both sit-down service for between 65 and 70 people and take-out, owner Marty Godfrey said in January. The deli is open seven days a week, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m…
An exact opening date has not been set.
Mrs. Marty's Deli is working on opening a Bryn Mawr location and will open sometime in March. Mrs. Marty's currently has restaurants in Media and in Broomall. Read a review of the Broomall location here. An exact opening date for the Bryn Mawr deli has not been set, said Lower Merion Retail Coordinator Heidi Tirjan.
sonie zebrowitz
11:49 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
I have eaten at Mrs Marty's Lawrence Park on several occasions. Always satisfied. While in the Bryn Mawr area we decided to try it out. Ordered cup of soup and half of a turkey special sandwich. Soup was good. Half sandwich a disaster! It appeared to be ALL COLESLAW. When I questioned the waitress, she pointed to the very small mound of shredded turkey and said that for "a half sandwich, they use… more ›