Dining
Bucks County has some amazing restaurants.
The Deck Restaurant and Bar
The Deck opened in December 2018. It has a great view of the Delaware River. We visited in April 2019.
Continue readingThe Hattery Stove and Still
We decided to go out to eat at the last minute on a Saturday. I picked the Hattery Stove and Still pretty much at random. The entire decision took less than a minute … and it was a great choice.
Continue readingDevils Acre
The Devils Acre is in Plumbsteadville and features a menu with a great selection of German food.
Continue readingChanges coming this year (2018) to the Bucks County Playhouse.
The Bucks County Playhouse and some of the surrounding properties are undergoing some serious construction. Plans are underway to improve the theater, add dining and rooms and create a river walk. Continue reading
C’est La Vie French Bakery in New Hope
The C’est La Vie French Bakery in New Hope is easy to miss. It is near the river but to get to it, you need to go down the alley at the Moo Hope Ice Cream Shop. They offer authentic French Pastry, breads, quiche and sandwiches. Continue reading
The Wycombe Publik House in Wycombe
We visited the Wycombe Publik House in March 2018 for dinner. Our overall impression was that the restaurant provides great food, great service in a cozy atmosphere.
Bucks County Restaurant Week – April 29 to May 5 2018
Bucks County Restaurants will be participating in the first ever Bucks County Restaurant week between April 29 and May 5 2018.
The Blue Moose Restaurant in New Hope
The Blue Moose Restaurant is an intimate restaurant with great meals. They offer price fixe dinners and a Saturday & Sunday brunch.
Karla’s Restaurant in New Hope PA
We stopped in Karla’s in mid March for a drink. We’ve also been there for dinner. It’s an eclectic place with great food and drink. Continue reading
The Ferry Market (Food court) in New Hope PA
The Ferry Market is in a newly renovated building across from the Logan Inn on Main Street. We thought it was simply a collection of shops. It turned out that the Ferry Market is an Upscale Food Court.