Restaurant Roundup: Silver Spoon to Le Petit Mitron

Looking for a good restaurant to go to this weekend?

Radnor Patch brought you the details of  Thursday. An earthy delicious mushroom soup with truffle oil was only the beginning. Fresh, well prepared food arrives with friendly service in a bright dining room with a gorgeous ceiling. Click  for the review.

If that restaurant isn’t to your liking, check out other area restaurants that Patch reviewed this week:

 7 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore

A creative chef who loves it all from basic sautéed mushrooms to a great bottle of Champagne, this guy knows his way around the kitchen (he’s been cooking and baking since childhood). Click for the Meet the Chef.

Hope’s Cookies: 1125 East Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr

Peanut butter chocolate cookies, white Russian—cookies and one of the best milkshakes around (even the low and non-fat versions are good). Hope’s is the go-to spot for ice cream and treats. Click for the review.

8142 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia

A bona fide industry vet who loves Mahler, soft shell crabs and domestic lamb, this Penn graduate was one of the more fascinating people I have encountered. Click for the Meet the Chef.

25 South Eagle Road, Havertown

An outstanding pork sandwich and pint specials at the bar are the draw here. Don’t be shy, it may be a dive according to some but the friendly service and crew of regulars are worth checking out. Click for the review.

Lawrence Park Shopping Center, Broomall

A decent plate of steamed chicken, vegetables and brown rice for under ten bucks. I still can’t believe there are so many healthy options here. I have had food from here for years and I just found out about the diet section. Click for the review.

112 West State St., Media

One of the best fish tacos I’ve had in a while, an impressive array of teas and the most beautiful bathroom sink I have ever seen. The sweet potato soup was also killer. Click for the review.

New Imperial Chinese Take-Out: 7134 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia

Not the fastest but surely one of the cheapest Chinese places around, this take-out and delivery only establishment has large portions but a long wait. Click for the review.

4161 Main St., Philadelphia

Thai small plates and some large plates of noodles are the main draw here. Beware of the dim lighting, or maybe you prefer it that way? Click for the review.

207 Haverford Ave., Narberth

Exquisite pastries, baguettes and all your favorite things from Europe all under one roof. Grab some English tea, a French croissant and whatever else strikes your fancy. Click for the review.