Food & Drink in Collingswood

El Sitio's chefs parade a vibrant menu of dishes from Ecuador, Peru, and Argentina across visiting palates. The lomo manchego, a grass-fed sirloin medallion stuffed and drizzled with manchego cheese ($26), is served on a stone plate designed to maintain warmth long enough for forks to tap out blissful sonnets in Morse code. Patrons can lick their plates clean after romping through staple dishes such as the sliced octopus covered in black-olive sauce ($9.25) or a sampler of empanadas, tequeños, and calamari ($11.50). Dine indoors beneath lime-green and marigold walls bathed in varietal lighting, or let the wind blow through your eyelashes while noshing on shrimp in an ivory mantle of coconut sauce ($17) on the patio. El Sitio's BYOB policy allows diners to bring along a bottle of wine, six-pack of beer, or bedazzled personal juicer.

Fresh fare can be found at The Pour House, where guests seek to sample every seafood dish on the menu. Low-fat options are missing from the menu, so guests can leave their diets at home. Round out your meal with a little tipple — The Pour House has a terrific drink list, including beer, wine, and more. Raise your glass at The Pour House's happy hour. Book a room at The Pour House so the only you have to worry about is what great dish you're going to order. Warm weather brings out The Pour House's highly coveted patio seating. Live music is often featured for patrons' enjoyment. You'll want to save quiet conversations for another spot, though — the restaurant can get noisy. The after-work crowd can fill the place up, so be sure to take advantage of reservations at The Pour House. No need to put on airs for a trip to The Pour House — the dress code and ambience at this restaurant are totally laid-back. You can also grab your food to go. The restaurant offers free parking in the lot next door. Store your bike at a nearby rack and enjoy a bite to eat at The Pour House. The Pour House is creating dishes any foodie will love at around $30.

If you're leaning towards Mexican, swing by Tortilla Press for a mellow meal. At Tortilla Press, you can impress your healthy friends with the vegan and gluten-free menu. You won't need to get a sitter before heading to Tortilla Press — kids are more than welcome at this family-friendly establishment. The large dining space at Tortilla Press provides quick and easy seating options for large groups. Relaxed attire is perfectly fine at Tortilla Press, known for its laid-back ambience. Catering services are also available. You can also grab your grub to go. Drivers will embrace the number of street and lot parking choices close to Tortilla Press. Store your bike at a nearby rack and enjoy a bite to eat at Tortilla Press. Prices tend towards the moderate side, with the average tab at Tortilla Press running under $30 per person. For a quick and easy payment solution at Tortilla Press, pay by major credit card. Head on over to Tortilla Press first thing in the morning or last thing in the evening — Tortilla Press is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Grab some friends and head on over to Pennsauken's The Pub for great pub grub. The food at The Pub is high-calorie, high-flavor, and highly-rated. Pick your poison and toast your evening — drinks are also served here. Load up the mini-van and bring the kids to The Pub — they'll love the menu and scene here as much as mom and dad. Time to cheers to another week in the can at The Pub. Sometimes it's annoying to plan events for big groups, and sometimes it's easy with great restaurants like The Pub helping you out. Don't let your weekend plans get spoiled! Be sure to reserve a table if you're heading to the restaurant on a Friday or Saturday since it can get pretty crowded. It's time to take out your best dress and get ready for a beautiful meal. For those in a hurry, the restaurant lets you take your meal or snack to go. At The Pub, drivers can settle for safe parking in the lot next door. Checks are bigger than average at the restaurant, so prepare your wallet. Stop by for three square meals a day — The Pub serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Sit back with a burger and fries at Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine, a relaxed spot serving American cuisine. Tots are more than welcome to dine with their parents at Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine. Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine is a good restaurant to dine with a small or large group. Surround yourself with the wonderful weather at your next night out at Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine. Dress is typically casual at Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine, so leave the fancy duds behind for the evening. With delivery and take-out options, you can enjoy Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine's cooking from the comfort of your own living room. Call Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine for catering if you have a big event coming up. For quick and easy parking near Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine, park on the street. Zena's American Mediterranean Cuisine offers a nice selection of mid-range cuisine, so you can expect a meal there to cost about $30 or less per person.

In 1937, something hot, delicious, and glazed rolled through the sleepy town of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Seventy-seven years later, Vernon Rudolph's secret doughnut recipe lives on within the hundreds of Krispy Kreme locations scattered across the globe as well as within the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History, where Krispy Kreme is heralded as a 20th-century American icon. The entire doughnut-making process, which customers can view up close and personal at many of Krispy Kreme?s outposts, begins with fresh ingredients and ends with the click of a fluorescent sign bearing the words, "Hot Doughnuts Now." From the original, mold-breaking glazed doughnut to newer doughnut varieties, such as chocolate iced Kreme, glazed raspberry, and glazed chocolate cake, each round dainty pairs with piping-hot coffee for a compact snack easily tucked into a pocket or clown shoe.