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Nonna Lisa’s Kitchen – CLOSED, 401 Seminole St, Essington, PA …
Nonna Lisa’s Kitchen is a cozy eatery in Essington, PA that specializes in serving traditional Italian cuisine. With a focus on homemade dishes and a …
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401 Seminole St, Lester, PA 19029, USA. (484) 494-0457. Open now. Sunday12:00 – 21:00. Wednesday17:00 – 22:00. Thursday05:00 – 22:00. Friday17:00 – 23:00.
Reviews
Jim “The Cheesesteak Guy” Pappas
I got the garlic bread cheesesteak with fried onions and mushrooms. It had the perfect roll for garlic bread. Probably not my first choice for a cheesesteak roll but the perfect garlic bread roll cheesesteak. I was concerned at first because the meat looked a little dry on top. A lot of my concerns were answered in the first bite. It had a good amount of good everything. I get it was Friday night and then they were probably busy but I wish this cheesesteak was made a little better. Good amount of cheese and decent cheese melt but it was clumpy. Good amount of good meat but the top was a bit dry and the bottom was moist. A little more love and this is a top cheesesteak.
… moreBrian White
**UPDATE**
This review is from Nonna Lisa’s Kitchen when it was in Milmont Park PA, have never been to this location.
Quality pizza, fair price, looking forward to eating here again as their many other Italian dishes look so tasty as well!
So much deliciousness for only $11
… moreThis review is from Nonna Lisa’s Kitchen when it was in Milmont Park PA, have never been to this location.
Quality pizza, fair price, looking forward to eating here again as their many other Italian dishes look so tasty as well!
So much deliciousness for only $11
Dawn R
We ordered from Nonna Lisa’s for the first time tonight. I ordered the veggie pizza, extremely good!! My daughter ordered a plain steak with sweet peppers. My friend got the Caesar salad. My daughter thought the peppers were too hot on her steak, so my friend called to tell them. The owner, apologized profusely and brought a plain steak out to us within 10 min. Now the peppers were NOT hot, the owner knew they weren’t but as great customer service goes, he made it right for my daughter whose taste buds are still budding. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NONNA LISA’S!! Great food and even better customer service!! .
… moreRob Marscher
I stopped here once on my way home from PHL after placing an online order for a roast pork, broccoli rabe & sharp provolone sandwich with long italian hot peppers. They were closing the kitchen for the day but the chef still made it for me and it was the best roast pork sandwich I’ve ever had. The kitchen is inside McBride’s Bar & Grill which seems like a classic neighborhood bar. I went inside and asked at the bar for pickup.
… moreMark Goldman
we tried take out here, because of the positive reviews. I wish we felt the same….we just didnt like anything we ordered. i was told the meatballs were made in-house, but i am most certain that meatballs that were served to us were brought in, and they were really poor. chicken was dry and overcooked…bread was stale. i wish it was better as we live in the area.
… moreKaren Monahan
Wow, where should I start? We got there at 6:42. Got seated right away and our order was taken in less than ten minutes.
We thought this was Nonna Lisa’s Italian Kitchen, where we’ve ordered delivery from before, and wanted to try dining in the actual restaurant. Very confusing. Some signs say Carmen’s, some signs say Nonna Lisa’s and some signs say Dellapolla’s.
It was very dark and a little noisy in the dining area, but we were still wanting to finally have Italian food and pizza in an actual restaurant. It seemed far enough from the bar area and there were only a couple people at the bar and one other table occupied in the dining area.
About 20 minutes after arriving (and about ten minutes after ordering), a large baseball team came into the bar. Immediately the music was turned up to deafening and a lot of yelling from the team. (We had a toddler with us. We thought we were going to an Italian restaurant, not a bar.)
After being there over 30 minutes, no appetizers, no sign of our waitress. We waited another ten minutes or so and then went to find her. We asked if we could take all of our food to go. She said no problem, apologized that it was so loud, she had no idea the team was coming.
She came out and said he was packing the food up. Again we waited and at this point one of our party took my grandson to the car because now there was foul language and much noisier at the bar with 30 or 40 ball players.
Ten minutes later we paid and asked if it would be much longer, as half of our party was in the car outside waiting. This was about 45 minutes from the time we arrived.
Our waitress, who said it was her first night, said she would go check and again apologized. Five minutes later, the cook came and told us he’d refund us, as he hadn’t even started our food.
He said he had phone orders and all those baseball players orders ahead of us. I told him we were there before the baseball team and that we had put our order in well before they arrived.
He said “THAT IS NOT TRUE.” I said, yes, sir, it is true. There was hardly anyone here when we placed our order. If that’s what it looked like when we came in, WE WOULD NOT HAVE SAT DOWN WITH A TODDLER. And we were told a few minutes ago that our order was done and being packed.
At this point he threw his new waitress under the bus and said she shouldn’t have told us that as the food wasn’t even started.
He then went on to tell me I obviously didn’t know what was going on in the world today with restaurants being short staffed. I explained I was in food service and that I did understand. But since we were there well before the team, we should have been taken care of first.
He told us we could come back to the kitchen and see all of his orders, that he was going to lock the door and take the phone off the hook because he couldn’t handle it. I said that wasn’t necessary, we’d take a refund.
He gave a cash refund even though the bill had been paid on a card. We started to leave when we realized we were shorted. Apparently he didn’t want to refund the $2 “non-cash payment” fee they charge for credit card payments.
This man said he was the owner. We’re still completely blown away about how this was handled. Short staffed? I totally understand. Come out and tell us it’ll be a 2 hour wait or whatever. Don’t lie to your waitress and then throw her under the bus.
We arrived at 6:42 and left at 7:41. 59 minutes wasted. Never again.
We’ve loved the food from Nonna Lisa’s that we got delivered in the past. Such a shame how this was handled. Obviously they do not care about loyal customers who have recommended them over and over.
… moreWe thought this was Nonna Lisa’s Italian Kitchen, where we’ve ordered delivery from before, and wanted to try dining in the actual restaurant. Very confusing. Some signs say Carmen’s, some signs say Nonna Lisa’s and some signs say Dellapolla’s.
It was very dark and a little noisy in the dining area, but we were still wanting to finally have Italian food and pizza in an actual restaurant. It seemed far enough from the bar area and there were only a couple people at the bar and one other table occupied in the dining area.
About 20 minutes after arriving (and about ten minutes after ordering), a large baseball team came into the bar. Immediately the music was turned up to deafening and a lot of yelling from the team. (We had a toddler with us. We thought we were going to an Italian restaurant, not a bar.)
After being there over 30 minutes, no appetizers, no sign of our waitress. We waited another ten minutes or so and then went to find her. We asked if we could take all of our food to go. She said no problem, apologized that it was so loud, she had no idea the team was coming.
She came out and said he was packing the food up. Again we waited and at this point one of our party took my grandson to the car because now there was foul language and much noisier at the bar with 30 or 40 ball players.
Ten minutes later we paid and asked if it would be much longer, as half of our party was in the car outside waiting. This was about 45 minutes from the time we arrived.
Our waitress, who said it was her first night, said she would go check and again apologized. Five minutes later, the cook came and told us he’d refund us, as he hadn’t even started our food.
He said he had phone orders and all those baseball players orders ahead of us. I told him we were there before the baseball team and that we had put our order in well before they arrived.
He said “THAT IS NOT TRUE.” I said, yes, sir, it is true. There was hardly anyone here when we placed our order. If that’s what it looked like when we came in, WE WOULD NOT HAVE SAT DOWN WITH A TODDLER. And we were told a few minutes ago that our order was done and being packed.
At this point he threw his new waitress under the bus and said she shouldn’t have told us that as the food wasn’t even started.
He then went on to tell me I obviously didn’t know what was going on in the world today with restaurants being short staffed. I explained I was in food service and that I did understand. But since we were there well before the team, we should have been taken care of first.
He told us we could come back to the kitchen and see all of his orders, that he was going to lock the door and take the phone off the hook because he couldn’t handle it. I said that wasn’t necessary, we’d take a refund.
He gave a cash refund even though the bill had been paid on a card. We started to leave when we realized we were shorted. Apparently he didn’t want to refund the $2 “non-cash payment” fee they charge for credit card payments.
This man said he was the owner. We’re still completely blown away about how this was handled. Short staffed? I totally understand. Come out and tell us it’ll be a 2 hour wait or whatever. Don’t lie to your waitress and then throw her under the bus.
We arrived at 6:42 and left at 7:41. 59 minutes wasted. Never again.
We’ve loved the food from Nonna Lisa’s that we got delivered in the past. Such a shame how this was handled. Obviously they do not care about loyal customers who have recommended them over and over.
Rachel D
Went on a Friday night for dinner without any expectations. The dining room is nice and spaced out for COVID at the moment which is comforting. Menu has something for just about whatever mood you’re in. From snacks to pizza to even some BANGING pasta dishes (shrimp scampi FTW)! We got to meet the chef Ali who was extremely nice and has a way with food ohhh my! Definitely gotta go back and try everything.
… moreBella Jase
I called in an order for the first time Saturday, and wasn’t expecting to be greeted with a very rude, loud, and impatient man with very broken english. He was upset I didn’t know the menu by heart, and when I asked for a simple change of pasta for what I was ordering you could hear a loud audio grunt by the man. I then to him to just cancel what I had already wanted and in that broken english told me not to call back and was his time. I don’t recommend this place if that’s how you’re treated being a first time customer service 0/5! Will not recommend or attempt this place again.
… moreLaura Mcmanus
This is my new favorite Pizza place! I ordered the baked ziti pizza, baked ziti dinner and mozzarella sticks. It was all really good!
… moreNick w
I must say I’m not crazy about bars but the food at this place is great and I highly recommend for dinners as well as pizza. I just found out the deliver also as in again I am not crazy about bars.
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