320 Market Café Swarthmore

Quick service and delicious food, also able to pick up a some produce while here. Could of used more prosciutto but the calabrese sandwhich was well worth the stop.

Got the pulled pork tacos and the chicken cutlet sandwich. Both tasted fresh and delicious. Really enjoyed the pineapple guac that was in the tacos.

Check your sandwiches before you go. The can not for the life of me know why you can order a burger and stay but not to go? Beer selection is out of this world and the sandwiches eh not so much they try to be too trendy and put goofy stuff in them instead of just a simple sandwich.

I’ve returned to 320 Market several times in the last few months. You have to know what’s a safe bet and what’s not because this place isn’t so cheap for mostly a take-​out place.
Ordering a sandwich at 320 is a gamble. It could be delicious or a horrible mess. I’ve stopped doing this because it was just too unreliable.
That being said, the chips and pico are still and have always been solid. The tomatoes used are of good quality and it has the right proportion of avocado, lime juice, and salt. I come here specifically for these.
Salads are good, but not amazing and a bit overpriced considering the salad topping to lettuce ratio. I can take it or leave it.
The beer selection is quite nice for the area. Prices are a little steeper, but you get a much better selection. I had a really nice sour here, Cuvée des Jacobins. The staff recommended it when I asked what their best sour was. Tasty stuff, but a small bottle will run you almost $ 10.
Oh and they carry large bags of Dirty brand potato chips, which are the only chips I am crazy for. That’s an added bonus.

This place is awesome. I love all the fresh food they produce and it’s great to be able to run in and get a quick sandwich. Ever since they added their Beer Garden I have been going in a ton to try all the unique beers they have to offer. Only downfall of the place is that it is a bit on the pricy side, however that will not stop me from coming in all the tIme!

320 is a great place. They are a full produce market that sells lots of cheeses and deli items. They have fresh made foods from meatballs to pasta to pico. Their pico is gods gift to the world! They also are one of the only «bottle shops» in the area selling 100’s of different craft beers. They sell anything from bombers to growlers and you can make your own six pack. For someone like me that drinks A LOT of craft beer their selection has not grown too much over the last year but for the average person they have more than enough beers for you to drink. They also have a very extensive tap list which features some pretty good beers most of the time. Their food menu is small but boy is it delicious! Great place to get a sandwhich and a flight on a saturday afternoon.

Yum! Interesting café menu –had the grilled chicken sandwich, fresh and tasty. They shall have a fascinating selection of beers and you can mix and match a six pack our offer from what’s on tap while you’re there. Unexpected in this little strip mall.

Their produce has never been all that great, but their prepared foods have been pretty consistent up until the last few months. I have unknowingly purchased items that were past their sell by date which is very disappointing. Their prices are far from cheap, and I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect high quality product when paying such high prices. Get it together guys, you’re slipping big time, and I’ll be taking my business elsewhere.

The food is delicious and the beer selection is amazing. I love buying custom six packs. Even though the quality of this restaurant is great, it is overpriced,

My go to spot for chips and salsa! They are some of the best I have ever purchased from a store. This place has everything! Bring your wallet though. So many good things to choose from its hard to leave without buying more then you planned.
Stopped in this evening for some dinner had a Cuban panini it was very good. Also tried a few craft beers they had on tap. Was very pleased.
You should go check it out at least once to see if this place fits your style.

I love this market. They have great prepared foods. My favorite items are pico de gallo (contains avocado!), lime tortilla chips, rice pudding and the Misto salad. They also have great paninis and sandwiches. Sometimes we eat there and other times I stop there on the way home from work when I don’t want to cook dinner. They recently acquired the adjacent store and I can’t wait to see what this market will be like when it expands.
Many people probably go here for the beer selection, but they also have amazing food.

Loving this place. Had a stout on tap and cubano roasted pork and ham sandwich. Soooo good. Nice to see a place with staff that like what they do and where they are! The beer selection is bangin! Great place with a awesome, diverse, and healthy if you want, menu. Good vibe, nice crowd, great music. Fun, casual place to stop for a beer (or soda, water, etc.) with friends. Good selection of bottles can cans– microbrews, etc. Nice beer garden that has tables and counter so you are not standing on top of each other. Has growlers in case you forget to bring yours. Can be a little pricey because of where it is but it is worth it. Nice treat and change of pace for a happy hour. $ 8.50+/- sandwich and 8 oz draft beer $ 3.50.

Wow! What a great beer selection! Great sandwiches and cheese selection too!
After a client meeting in Chester recently we dropped in here for a quick lunch. Terrific sandwich choices made to order, along with many deli salads, cheeses, rolls, veggies, produce and much more. Lot’s on the menu to choose from in this small deli/​sandwich joint. A few tables and chairs to dine at that offers waitress service too.
I ordered up the Devinney Special hoagie. House — roasted turkey, sharp provolone, roasted red peppers, fresh basil. The 12 inch size is priced at $ 8.99. Also got a side of string beans which they heated up. Delish! Just the right amount of oil & vinegar dressing on the hoagie, moist turkey, the provolone was so fresh, but the peppers made it so good.
Surrounding the tables are large refrigerators and shelf units stocked with craft beer choices of all kinds. You can mix and match while building your own six pack.
Friendly staff and tasty food at reasonable prices, plus the craft beers here are just outstanding. Terrific market and deli spot for lunch. Seeing some of these negative reviews here I wonder how people can hate on this place. Maybe they’re better off getting a sandwich at a chain like Subway.

This place makes me so, so happy. Everything on the menu is amazing and their beer selection is out of this world. Awesome.

It is a specialty cheese, beer and organic produce market with a deli. The prices are high, but the product is high end. I had an ialian hoagie which was $ 8 — expensive but not exorbinant by any means. It was stacked with premium meats and cheese, delicious roasted peppers and on good bread. My girlfriend had a $ 7 Turkey sandwich which was good but not fantastic, just standard. The service was exceptionally friendly.

Nice place… deli sandwiches are not bad just wish that the salads and meatballs were fresher. A bit overpriced but since there is not many like I guess they can name prices. One good thing I can say… for a small store the beer selection is great. The staff is friendly and helpful but there are days that you get the «I’m in a bad mood» kinda staff. I’m not bashing the 320 market just have my observations on some things.

I caved after a long day at work and in search of a good sandwich. But like before the service is bad and I get mad all over again and swear I will not return. Ever since my other local places went south or closed, I find myself returning.
Once again, I ordered a sandwich and waited 20 minutes after I paid to get it at 7 PM or so when there is no one there. While I was sharing my woes with another patient customer, a worker who was emptying the cabinets over heard me and said they only had two people to fill orders. OK. Then why do you have TWO OTHER people emptying the display cabinet when it’s an hour until close.
Sandwiches were good but they were out of the hot roast beef.
It will be a while before I return again… Probably another 9 months.

Great fresh food selection, I enjoyed my fresh gluten free chips and pico de gallo last night over a flyers game. However I find myself regretting two things after walking out of here. The first being I paid $ 17 for a six back that cost $ 13-​$ 14 elsewhere around here. I was completely blown away when I got home and looked at my receipt. I will much rather stay closer to home and get the same beer for dollars cheaper.
The second being the way I was rudely treated by someone who I thought was a customer and later turned out to be an owner? I take it he owns it because of the way he handled himself walking around the place and made his way right in front of customers numerous times and cut into the back even for a second before returning to a table with «his daughter». He drives a black acura RDX or MDX. I even overheard employees talking about him from the beer tap cashier. One said to another of how «he is only important in his own mind» I laughed because I only knew the guy for the few minutes I was there and had the same outlook. If this is the owner he needs a quick change of attitude if he wants to keep customers coming back, even maybe change the way he treats his employees so they don’t feel the need to stare him down and verbally trash him in front of customers.

I’m blown away! I walked in to mountains of fine cheeses and huge fresh strawberries, followed by towers, and coolers of beer. I got a huge sandwich with excellent olive oil, on bread that was baked on site. They made my sandwich in under 5 minutes. Lots of 22’s., and mix your own 6 pack beers that are sorted by state.
I’m so sad that I didn’t find this place sooner! It’s now my go to for a post work beer and sandwich.

320 Market is next to my office and, for a spell, most of my spending money was funneled right to here. Their prepared foods, especially the Salsa Fresca, are addictive and perfect and mean everything to me.
But the prices are prohibitively and insultingly expensive and at times seem almost arbitrary. For a place to choose to have «produce» in the name, you’d expect somewhat reasonable prices for produce staples. Unfortunately, this is not the case. I’ve had an eggplant, a few onions, and tomatoes ring up to $ 20.00. Even the cashier LOLd.