Two Fourteen Restaurant

This is a decent place. I've been wanting to try Two Fourteen for a while because I always enjoy trying cocktail bars. The drinks were average but not my favorite. They add salt to the espresso martinis and it was a bit overpowering.With that being said, I was pleasantly surprised by the food! We split the scallops with pea risotto, kimchi ramen fried rice with chicken, and truffle fries. They were all enjoyable, especially the truffle fries!

Mediocre food, overpriced drinks...Another Loïc Barnieu dumpster fire.Between Loïc and the guy that owns Media's Town House, Media's dining options are circling the drain! Try a neighborhood "dive" bar in Drexel Hill; Johnny B's. Great cheesesteaks. Or anywhere outside of Media! Eat elsewhere, many Media restaurants need to go. We need fresh options!I'm tired of paying today's prices for greatly sub par meals.

Our experience at Two Fourteen was average. If it had cost less, maybe it would've been an above average experience. Shotgun review:- Nice bartender- Clear allergy markings on the menu, thank you- Very dark inside*- Lamb meatballs appetizer was tasty**- Drinks were shockingly expensive & for what, really?***- Hudson Valley Duck entree was a sad portion size, chewy, & underwhelming- Dill aioli that came with fries was great- The Neon Sign Epidemic rages on in Media, Pennsylvania*****I had to use the flashlight on my phone to read the menu.**I liked the kick. Great flavor & creative plating. Pricey, like everything else on the menu.***It cost $15 for a Paper Plane in a rocks glass. 2.25oz of alcohol for $15, served incorrectly, kinda stung. The average cost of a cocktail from the menu was around $18, so I guess I made out like a bandit. ****Another classy, imaginative interior marred by a neon sign. The rest of Two Fourteen was beautiful & sultry. The neon sign had a cheapening effect. I felt almost mocked by the bright pink sign that spelt out "good vibes only." Again, I think the prices are making me a bit resentful. I can admit to that. I don't think I'd return to Two Fourteen again if I was in the area, but can see the appeal if I lived in Media.

Highly recommend Brunching at two Fourteen. First time eating here in general and had a great time. We were pleasantly greeted by the server who sat us promptly and offered suggestions for drinks which we gladly considered. My date got the Bloody Maria (tequila) which was really delicious just this side of spicy with the familiar tequila smoothness. I opted for the Media mule a very refreshing rendition of the old standby. I'm not entirely sure if they have coffee but we were drinking so not so concerned. My frittata had CHUNKS of lobster meat in it served with a sauce infused with its essence. I would not hesitate to get this again. The Morrocan Benedict was very tasty with the hidden gem of lamb sausage underneath the perfectly cooked poached eggs. Finished off the meal with flourless chocolate cake because...it being on the cusp of Valentine's Day and all.... Notes: Those in the know will sit in the airy and modern back room area. The Bar looked nice and is a great place to pop in to sit at in a pinch and the drinks are quite inventive. In summary, I'll be back to try some of their other offerings.

The atmosphere is really cool. This place was packed on the weekend so I recommend having a reservation. The food was pretty good. The service was excellent. The drinks were fantastic. They have a dice game you can play to order drinks and each dice has a different liquor, flavor profile, etc... and then the bartender has free range to make you a cocktail using what you rolled. It was a lot of fun and we all got to try a bunch of new cocktails we never tried before. I will say this place was a little pricey but I would come back.

This is a really great addition to Media! I came here with a friend yesterday and our food and cocktails were a 10 out of 10! The vibe is super cool and modern. I haven't been here since it used to be Diego's and I was so pleasantly surprised with the way they transformed the space!We had the Duck Duck Goose cocktail. Not only was it so pretty but it was the perfect summer drink! Very light and refreshing. To eat, we shared the chicken caesar salad, buffalo cauliflower, and truffle fries. All three were delish, but the salad was the standout! I loved the crispy chicken thighs on top. It added a lot of great texture! The service was quick and efficient! I would definitely come back here again! The only reason it isn't 5 stars, is that there was no AC on in the room we were sitting in and it was super humid. There was also an awkward moment with 2 of the servers fighting right near us. Besides that, we had a great meal!

Went to Two Fourteen again - this time two of us for dinner for 'Dining Under the Stars'. We tried one of their amazing cocktails to start. For appetizers we had the tuna tataki and the Korean pork belly - both were excellent. Moving on to the main course, we then had the Hot Honey Salmon and the Hudson Valley Duck - and again, both were excellent. Prices are appropriate and service was reallllly good (especially goi em the craziness of Dining Under the Stars). Will definitely go here again soon!

Food was good! Dessert and drinks were great!! The place was bigger than expected and very nice inside!

Looking at the photos online I was immediately drawn to this restaurant for lunch after jury duty. Considering the time of day it was easy to find parking right in front of the restaurant. It's allowed me to see the beautiful entrance, the open doors with a lounge set up. The seating flowed nicely into the very long and fully stocked the bar. I enjoyed my food however there were a few hiccups. There was several things on the lunch menu that were unavailable. My plate had known hair, YUCK. I loved the mussels with the Asian style with the slight hint of kimchi. The flavor was excellent, portion and prices are fair. Would I return? Possibly?

I went to Two Fourteen Restaurant for a meeting with my new co-workers around 1230 on a Wednesday. There were 1-2 other tables present, but the staff member who served us, Charlie, was super attentive without being overbearing. I really enjoyed the ambiance of the place, noting the accent wall upon entering and the booth with the faux-greenery, where we sat. I would love to see what it's like on a summer day with the garage-style door open! The bar seemed really nice, and the drink menu had me wishing I wasn't due on zoom later in the day. I ordered the Wagyu Burger and was initially alarmed by the size, and then alarmed but impressed that I ate the ENTIRE thing. As someone who prefers their burgers cooked more on the rare side, I can say that this place safely nailed my preference without also being judgmental of my insane temp choice. Everyone I ate with also inhaled their meal choices. Overall, it was a nice place to meet in the day and spend about an hour and a half. I would certainly come back to see what the dinner-vibe is like. Highly recommend.