Restaurants are thriving in our region, with 75 restaurants planning to open in the Philadelphia area in 2024, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Following a trend from last year, more restaurants are opening than closing.

Delaware County can expect four new restaurants and one new café at Philadelphia International Airport.

Taste & Sea Seafood, Steaks & Libations at 1810 Wilmington Pike in Keystone Plaza, Glen Mills, is an upscale steak-and-seafood restaurant from Christina Talbot and chef John Talbot. Set to open in March, it replaces Pescatore’s. 

Testa Rossa at 919 Baltimore Pike in Glen Mills is a Fearless Restaurants establishment in the former Ruby’s Diner at the Shoppes at Brinton Lake. The restaurant offers a family-friendly 1960s Italian American atmosphere and fare. It is set to open this summer.

Van Horn’s at 1015 N. Providence Road in Media is relocating from Phoenixville this January. The sandwich shop from chef Mark Vanhorn will replace LP’s Burgers.

Al Pastor at 13 W. Benedict Ave. in Havertown is opening in the spring. It is a Delaware County version of Exton’s modern Mexican bar.

Sabrina’s Cafe is coming to Philadelphia International Airport’s Terminal C this spring. The bruncherie replaces Sky Asian and Burrito Elito.

See the complete list of openings outside of the new Delaware County restaurants in The Philadelphia Inquirer.