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Venison Burgers?
I have pulled up at least 15 menus from local burger joints / gastropubs, trying to find a place that serves venison burgers. It was the one thing my husband wanted to order in Scotland, and we never had the chance.
By local I mean Philly, Main Line or Delco. I'd probably even venture into Bucks or Chester Co. as well.
He would be thrilled. TIA!
Re: Venison Burgers?
Half Moon Saloon, Kennett Square, PA has an extensive menu of burgers from different game meats. Great beer selection, too! Not far from Longwood Gardens.
http://www.halfmoonrestaurant.com/
Thanks for the offer, but I am kinda icky about venison!
I was going to suggest this place too. I have never been there, but the channel 6 show with Adam Joseph did a whole story on this place and it looked awesome. If you do go there - please let the rest of us know how it was.
We went a few years back for my birthday, which is in March. The mister and I sat in the rooftop dining room, which is more like an enclosed porch, with clear garage doors that open up in nicer weather. They don't take reservations up there and the beer list and food menu is more limited than the first floor bar/restaurant. We sat upstairs, and it was a foggy, gloomy night, but a great environment nonetheless. We enjoyed our dinner and the beer options were great. I don't think there were any issues with service, either.