So does the flatbread with cheese and port-soaked cherries and rosemary that arrive at the table upon seating. Go early enough in the day to enjoy the surrounding 22 acres. Well done new-American cuisine served inside a renovated blacksmith's shop at the historic village. Cat lovers will especially get a kick out of the feline portraits that abound. Not as pricey as Morton's and Ruth's Chris, Sullivan's nevertheless delivers delicious steaks in a fun, retro room decorated with pictures of boxer John L. Sullivan and barroom mirrors.
Swing music provides background to happy crowd chatter.
The side dishes include retro iceberg lettuce with blue-cheese dressing and garlic mashed potatoes. Don't pass up the baked Alaska. Neighborhood finds Sometimes the best meals are right around the corner - or hidden amidst the daily doings of a neighborhood. You'll be impressed with his creativity, and will probably meet him when he stops by your table to ask how your meal was. This may be one of the best restaurant finds on the Main Line.