3701 Lancaster Pike, Wilmington, DE 19805
Phone:(302) 998-9501
http://www.febysfishery.com/#about
Very good seafood restaurant in Delaware, Feby's Fishery.
Showing posts with label Mussels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mussels. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2016
Feby's Fishery Sunday Dinner 2015-08-09
Feby's Fishery Sunday Dinner 2015-08-09
3701 Lancaster Pike, Wilmington, DE 19805
3701 Lancaster Pike, Wilmington, DE 19805
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Opa
Opa
1311 Sansom Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 545-0170
http://www.opaphiladelphia.com/
This week for Sips we went to Opa. Asides from the obligatory beer, wine, and cocktails, they offered a few appetizers for their sips special.
Mussels, Veal Meatballs, and Greek Fries were offered. The Mussels were a little chewy and didn't seem as fresh as other places that offer them. It may have been due to the fact that they were a sips item but I was rather dissapointing.
The Veal Meatballs were decent although the sauce was more impressive than the actual meatballs which did have some seasoning and spice.
Lastly we sampled the greek themed french fries. They were covered in a cheese sauce with peppers and felt more like cheese fries with a minimal greek spin but they were probably the best value dish of the sips appetizers.
Ambiance-wise Opa has a nice layout and had it been less warm we might have explored the outside beer garden like area. This is one place that I will probably go back to when it's not sips to actually sample their food for a do over.
1311 Sansom Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
http://www.opaphiladelphia.com/
This week for Sips we went to Opa. Asides from the obligatory beer, wine, and cocktails, they offered a few appetizers for their sips special.
Mussels, Veal Meatballs, and Greek Fries were offered. The Mussels were a little chewy and didn't seem as fresh as other places that offer them. It may have been due to the fact that they were a sips item but I was rather dissapointing.
The Veal Meatballs were decent although the sauce was more impressive than the actual meatballs which did have some seasoning and spice.
Lastly we sampled the greek themed french fries. They were covered in a cheese sauce with peppers and felt more like cheese fries with a minimal greek spin but they were probably the best value dish of the sips appetizers.
Ambiance-wise Opa has a nice layout and had it been less warm we might have explored the outside beer garden like area. This is one place that I will probably go back to when it's not sips to actually sample their food for a do over.
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| Mussels |
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| Veal Meatballs |
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| Greek Fries |
Monday, August 6, 2012
The Double Windsor (Park Slope/Brooklyn)
The Double Windsor
210 Prospect Park W
(between Bartel Pritchard Sq & 16th St)
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(347) 725-3479
The Double Windsor is a gastropub in Park Slope, Brooklyn that I stopped by this weekend as I explored Brooklyn and the Park Slope area.
After drinking copious amounts of beer/sangria/mixed drinks and celebrating birthday festivities with friends and cake, we stopped at the Double Windsor for some sustainence before continuing the birthday weekend. The Double Windsor was suggested for its food, beer selection and probable availbility of a table. My friends were indeed correct.
The table split an order of mussels with french fries along with a pulled pork sandwich and a blt sandiwch. The mussles were cooked in a white wine sauce with onions and tomatos and were quite delicious. The french fries were properly cooked and about what you'd expect from fries, though they were a bit over salted, but I digress.
I am told that the pulled pork was correctly done but cannot speak much of it as I didn't sample it. I did sample a portion of the BLT. The bacon was very smokey and that was a nicety that rounded out the BLT very well.
Draft beer selection was quite excellent and the Double Windsor admirably fits the bill as a gastropub. I would defintiely stop by for food or drinks anytime.
It is worth noting that food is ordered at a back window of the gastropub and there is no wait service. Beers/drinks are ordered directly from the bar. Lastly, its worth pointing out that even though food is orderd from the back window the wait staff was very good at clearing our plates and tables through our meals.
210 Prospect Park W
(between Bartel Pritchard Sq & 16th St)
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(347) 725-3479
The Double Windsor is a gastropub in Park Slope, Brooklyn that I stopped by this weekend as I explored Brooklyn and the Park Slope area.
After drinking copious amounts of beer/sangria/mixed drinks and celebrating birthday festivities with friends and cake, we stopped at the Double Windsor for some sustainence before continuing the birthday weekend. The Double Windsor was suggested for its food, beer selection and probable availbility of a table. My friends were indeed correct.
The table split an order of mussels with french fries along with a pulled pork sandwich and a blt sandiwch. The mussles were cooked in a white wine sauce with onions and tomatos and were quite delicious. The french fries were properly cooked and about what you'd expect from fries, though they were a bit over salted, but I digress.
I am told that the pulled pork was correctly done but cannot speak much of it as I didn't sample it. I did sample a portion of the BLT. The bacon was very smokey and that was a nicety that rounded out the BLT very well.
Draft beer selection was quite excellent and the Double Windsor admirably fits the bill as a gastropub. I would defintiely stop by for food or drinks anytime.
It is worth noting that food is ordered at a back window of the gastropub and there is no wait service. Beers/drinks are ordered directly from the bar. Lastly, its worth pointing out that even though food is orderd from the back window the wait staff was very good at clearing our plates and tables through our meals.
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| Mussels |
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| Fries that came with the mussels |
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| One of the many beers we had |
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| BLT Sandiwch with very smokey bacon |
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| Pulled Pork Sandwich |
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Iron Hill Brewery (Media, PA)
Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant
30 East State Street
Media, Pennsylvania 19063
P: 610 627.9000 | F: 610 627.9150
Hours
Mon–Sun: 11:00 am – Close
Iron Hill is one of the staples in Media, PA. There are plenty of interesting brews on draft at all times along with their standard staples that are availible year round. Foodwise, they offer some standard appetizers and a decent burger. This time around we sampled the mussels dish and was pleasantly surprised. The broth was quite delicious and the mussels were yummy. If you're ever in the area, I would recommend checking Iron Hill out.
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| Pita Bread with Artichoke Dip |
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| Mussels with French Fries |
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| Bacon Cheeseburger with Coleslaw |
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