Landis Restaurant & Catering
118 W Lancaster Ave, Wayne, PA, 19087
Landis Restaurant & Catering Menu
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Address :
118 W Lancaster Ave
Wayne, PA, 19087 - Phone (610) 688-5895
- Website https://www.landisrestaurant.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:30 am - 6:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Justin V.
Talk about a hidden gem on route 30. Landis is my go-to place for lunch. Sure, the place is a little run down and old school. It doesn't try to fancy you with it's ambiance or decor but that's what makes it a great hole-in-the-wall joint. One comes here for the food; it's awesome. Pastrami Reuben, delicious. Chicken Salad with nuts and raisins, great. A selection of craft beer that spans the wall, I'm done.
(5)Jim A.
You know why I've been going here for over 20 years? Because I'm old! And you don't get old by eating bad food, so get yourself to Landis, tell Greg, Jimbo & Reenie that Jim says hello from Scotland, get yourself a Godfather with hot & sweet, grab an amazing beer and get ready for a long, happy life!
(5)Sean D.
Landis might just be my lunch-time Cinderella. It doesn't stick out or flaunt itself on a busy stretch of road, but I feel like I fit here just like that damn glass slipper. Why, you ask? Beer to go was a good start. Not for a weekday lunch (wink, wink, nudge), and not just any old beer... GREAT BEER. Cold microbrews and imports with enough variety that will keep you very happy. More importantly, the food. Any self-respecting yelper/ sandwich lover knows cold cuts are like chocolate, coffee or wine... everyone does them, but only a few are truly worthy of our time. Corned beef is the epitome of that battle royale in sandwich form as far as I am concerned. Limp & bland corned beef abounds, creating sandwiches impotent to entice. Eating a bland corned beef sandwich angers me - it is an affront. We aren't talking about ham or turkey... this beef is supposed to have gone through a fairly rigorous process to transform itself into a flavorful, unique offering with a bite, dammit! (end rant) I am thrilled to report that the Reuben Hoagie at Landis delivers, people! Corned beef with bite, panache, style and substance! Plenty of delicious kraut, and enough flavor to make me want to return... one day after having it. If the Reuben has this much attention to detail, then I look forward to other offerings, and will update as I go. Go to Landis. Don't expect swank style. Go expecting to love your sandwich made in a shop just a touch too "rustic" (yet clean!), by folks who look like they have been doing it longer than you have been alive. A sandwich shop that stays in business for over 20 years has secrets to share with your tastebuds... Meet me there as I explore.
(4)Darrell B.
Been going to Landis for 8 years. Many people don't know it's there, it's tucked into a non descript building on route 30. It is a gem for sure. The food is excellent and service is always outstanding. The people that work there are family or have been there for 15+ years. It's a throwback, the people that work there want to know your name and your kids names. They also are eager to talk about things about town, politics, sports etc. Very unusual for the Main Line. I'm a huge fan of the hoagies, Mr's Jim's and the Rueben's. I've never had a bad meal there. On some days i even enjoy a craft beer from the their impressive selection of international and domestic craft beers. Go check out the best place for as casual lunch in Wayne.
(5)Russell P.
Been going to Landis' since the early '80's. The food is top notch. The double meat cheese steak "God mother" is perfect. The staff is professional and they want to make sure you have a good meal. They also have a lage selection of beers from around the world. If i was on death row and had only one last meal, it would be from Landis.
(5)Michael W.
There you were, plopped down in the center of the dining area like a gargantuan, living version of Gloppy the Molasses Monster...your corpulent body creeping into each and every available crevice like melting wax. For the first time in my life, I actually felt pity for an inanimate object...your booth. You were grotesquely beautiful in your utter lack of inhibitions. Throwing dignity and pride to the wind, you devoured your Grilled Rueben Hoagie like a rabid hyena. Unhinging your jaw to accommodate some truly monstrous bites, you managed to get Russian dressing everywhere. It was dribbling down your chin, misting off your lips, and dancing from your finger tips with reckless abandon. You splattered it all over your table like a high-caloric Jackson Pollock. I couldn't help but marvel at your unabashed tenacity. I'm not sure if you saw me, but I was the guy sitting in the booth across from you, desperately trying to stifle my laughter at your expense. I failed miserably at this task, but you didn't seem to notice. I found your no napkin policy to be particularly impressive. I admired that anti-social stance. Napkins are for the birds, right? Way to minimize your carbon footprint! There's arguably nothing more awe-inspiring than watching an adult human being audibly sucking the grime from each and every sausage-link finger without a care in the world. Etiquette and self-awareness be damned. You do you, fat man! After watching you eat, I simply had to try the Grilled Rueben Hoagie. Anything that could turn back 100,000 years of human civilization and cause a man to regress into a state of primal savagery has to be delicious. And it was. Hands down, best hoagie on the Main Line. Thank you for the inadvertent advice big boy. I thought about introducing myself, but the idea of touching your greasy, slobber-soaked hand caused my gag reflex to go bananas. I had to beat a hasty retreat or risk an embarrassing bout of projectile vomiting. Thankfully, I ordered my sandwich to go. I just wanted to let you know that while you may disgust me, I have the utmost respect for your food expertise. You clearly don't know much, but you do know your food. It is, after all, your best friend. If you happen to read this by some miracle of coincidence, please send me a message detailing all of your culinary recommendations. I'm quite certain they are spot on!
(4)Tim D.
Of course I went back to Landis. Even after my last ripping review, which they deserved at the time. So, my last visit was good. Great attention while ordering, good cheese steak and of course great lemonade!
(3)Graham T.
Good choice if you are in the neighborhood for lunch. Low-key atmosphere, solid sandwich options, and LOTS of salad varieties (pasta, spinach, regular, caesar, macaroni, fruit, veggie, cheese, etc). I will be going back soon!
(4)Brian M.
Looking for a good, if not heart-healthy sandwich? Then go to Landis. Although the menu is predictable, the sandwiches are great. And for those looking for salads, they offer a variety. They have an impressive selection of bottled beers, including Belgians and enough of others to suit any palette. The portions are large and sandwiches are made to order. The decor is "Mom and Pop" and severely dated, but hey, you're not looking for fine dining when you go here.
(4)Josh M.
I'm jealous of everyone that walks in here & is a regular. This place is special! The people are great. I come back for the food, yellow trays & booths! Fresh made food. My kids love it too!
(5)Valerie S.
I've been going to Landis for close to 20 years now, ever since I started working on the Main Line... My coworkers and I don't go as often as we used to, but when we do, they still recognize us which is always nice! Love the Mr. Jim's Special (hot corned beef, coleslaw, swiss cheese and thousand island on a hoagie roll) and the chili, but I usually stick with the salad platter so I can try some of their tasty looking salads. Parking isn't ideal, but if you can find a spot, I'd definitely recommend stopping in:)
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