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- CCindyPhiladelphia County •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoIt was a wonderful Christmas Eve dinner! The staff was very friendly and attentive.More infoNorth Italia In King of PrussiaPrice: Moderate• Italian• King of Prussia•4.5
- AAndyLondon •2 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoTrue foods is about trust and enjoyment. Trust the food prep and execution. And then trust yourself to be present and aware of the attention to detail that goes into this dining experience.More infoTrue Food Kitchen - King of PrussiaPrice: Moderate• American• King of Prussia•4.3
- BBobVIPPhiladelphia County •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOur dinner at Daniel’s was an amazing surprise. The octopus dish was one of the best and most tender we’ve ever had. The flavor combinations were original but classic at the same time. Service from Josh and the team was great. Plus the kids loved their chicken, making it a great option for the whole family to go out in Conshohocken. We will definitely be back!More infoDaniel’s Restaurant + Bar ConshohockenPrice: Expensive• American• Conshohocken•4.7
- AAmyVIPToronto / Ontario •5 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoBeautifully decorated for the Holidays with a warm and cozy feel. Dinner was delicious.More infoRosaliePrice: Moderate• Italian• Wayne•4.6
- DDavidVIPPhiladelphia County •440 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoIt just keeps getting better! The Bastilla appetizer is a huge and gorgeous round of filo dough filled with a chicken/egg/almond mix spiced pefectly with cinnamon & turmeric. It comes on a bed of Israeli (large pearl) couscous with dried fruit and harissa, and it could have been my main course if I hadn't also been craving the cassoulet. My wife had the roasted beets first (outstanding!). Her main course (halibut) was "the best piece of fish I've ever had" - meaty but light and moist, and quite generous. Equal attention to guests and details are routine for the staff, so it was just another perfect Saturday night out.More infoSpring Mill CafePrice: Moderate• French• Conshohocken•4.8