JD McGillicuddy's — Restaurant in Haverford Township

My wife and I went here around 12:30 on a rainy Sunday to get breakfast preferably, lunch if we had to. (they were serving breakfast until 1pm). She got there a few minutes before me due to me parking the car, and was given lunch menus at my wife's choice, so I asked for a breakfast menu. The waitress (#26 - Kerrie) came back to take our orders, I ordered a "Big breakfast" which had 3 eggs, 3 bacon, 3 sausage and potatoes. The waitress said that they didn't have any breakfast potatoes due to they were switching over to lunch and no substitutions. So I told her "if you didn't have everything available on the breakfast menu then why bother with it", told her to come back in five minutes, looked at the lunch menu and gave her my order when she came back. In the meantime a family of 7 sat down at a table next to us, ordered there food, and received there breakfast orders, all with french fries. Another breakfast meal went past us to another table with tater tots on the plate. I was very upset by this but listened to my wife and chose to not cause a scene. If this is how some customers are treated, especially coming to the place on a rainy day, then how long do you think the place will last with less customers...

If you're ever in Havertown, you absolutely gotta check out JD McGillicuddy's. It's not just a bar; it's a full-blown energy booster! The place is like a sports lover's paradise.

I mean, when there's a game on, this spot turns into a whirlwind of excitement. The atmosphere is electric, and you'll find yourself caught up in the cheers and high-fives of fellow fans. It's like being part of a big, rowdy family.

They've got big screens everywhere, so you won't miss a single moment of the action. And the food and drinks? Top-notch. I'm talking wings that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, and a variety of beers that'll keep you coming back for more.

JD McGillicuddy's is not just a bar; it's an experience. So, if you're looking for a fun, high-energy spot to catch a game, this is the place to be. It's a slam dunk, touchdown, and home run, all...

Hit or miss with the food but service is always excellent except for the last time I was there. It was a Thursday night and we sat in a near empty room but the waitress took 20 minutes to get to us. The gravy on my open face Turkey sandwich looked like creamed corn as it was lumpy and cold. So-so beer menu with approximately a dozen craft beers on tap. Pizza shop just opened next door with an entrance from the bar to make it convenient to get a slice. The 'big five' sandwiches named for Philly's college basketball teams are tasty, moderately priced ($9) but are a bit small in size. Expect to wait on weekdays around 5-6:30pm as the locals bring their kids to a bar for supper. Geez. Anyway, a good place to go except for the wait and noise. If you just want to drink, the bar is pretty big and there is always a sporting...