Location: Lahaska
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Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Lahaska. Lahaska is an unincorporated community in central Bucks County, Pennsylvania, United States. It lies just east of Buckingham and west of New Hope on Route 202 and Route 263. While most of it is in Buckingham Township, it also extends into Solebury Township.
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1. Caleb's American Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Caleb's American Kitchen is a BYO New American restaurant helmed by Chef Caleb Lentchner, former executive chef and general manager of New Hope's Marsha Brown.Caleb's American Kitchen menus are inspired by all things American including steaks, burgers, lo
Reviewed By Bryce S
A friend and I had lunch at Caleb's American Kitchen about a week ago. It's a bright, airy, cheery sort of place. We went on a Tuesday, which meant there can be an extra inflow from the Tuesday outdoor market a few miles away. The restaurant also attracts foot traffic from Peddler's Village. They prefer reservations, although it doesn't appear you really need them at lunchtime.I had their version of s Reuben/Monte Christo sandwich. It was round, s knife and fork type of sandwich. It ran $9.00 as I recall. It was quite good. The sandwiches come with potato chips. I don't know if they make their own, They are excellent.One of the major benefits is the BYOB policy on wine. We each brought a bottle with the intent of sending the other home with the unfinished bottle. The staff brought over pairs of wineglasses, no problem.This was a good experience. Service was pretty prompt.
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2. Brian's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By PawelJK
Food was delicious. From tuna tartare, through halibut to the deserts. Considering that it is byob, a $45 fixed price dinner (weekday) is a very good value. Service was good and fast. Surprisingly there were empty tables and we were seated right away even though we did not have reservation. Highly recommended
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3. HONEY Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
Globally inspired, one of a kind shared small plates.
Reviewed By cfuller603
This is a small restaurant but we were lucky to get in before the late reservation crowd. They focus on Tapas small plates. We had 5 between the 2 of us and each was outstanding. The cream of asparagus sook could have been hum drum, but was full of flavor with different tastes. The fig Halloumi salad was equally amazing, with the roasted cheese offset by te figs and fennel. We then had the mushroom quesadilla with 4 small cuts of the fried pastry--yummy. Then the boar and scallops skewers followed by the Black Tea ribs--oh, so good. We ended with the Burnt Coffee dessert, similar to Creme Caramel, but with coffee and chocolate flavoring. If we lived here, we would definitely be back. Service was excellent and we had a great time.
4. Poe Bistro Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Ed K
This is my favorite place in New Hope. The food is always great. Service not lacking. Ambiance charming. Always a fun time.After the restaurant experience step inside the front bar and have the best drinks in town. The bartenders are always entertaining and go out of their way to make sure you are having a great time!
5. River Cat Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Located in beautiful New Hope, PA, the River Cat Cafe offers breakfast and lunch options all day. Dine in our bright and airy dining room, or enjoy our outdoor patio. We offer breakfast and lunch fare that is unique and tasty.
Reviewed By terrytwoof
I write this today Friday after my first experience with River Cat. 3 adults at 10 am for breakfast. I left underwhelmed.The outside seating was full and the inside had only 3 open tables.I noticed that 80% of tables appeared to be waiting for their food.We waited to even see a server. My daughter went to get menus from counter.We mentioned at this point that one of us had an appointment so we would like to order. Total time in and out was about 90 minutes. I ordered basic eggs, potatoes, bacon (hostess said their bacon was special, to die for) and TOAST.Received meal promptly, no toast until I went to counter and asked for it Water was served in old fashion glasses (Luke warm). Coffee was self serve and excellent but server did not tell us that when she took the order.So where are the Pros and Cons:Pros: Off-street parking, outside seating, great coffee, fair prices.Cons: Somewhat disorganized, slow service, small portions, no Air Conditioning (it was a 90 degree day), bacon ( special coating of Maple and Pepper . ) Did I say breakfast was my favorite meal? Not here I'm afraidHi Terry,Thank you for sharing! I am glad you enjoyed the coffee, and the free parking. You did hit one of our busiest hours when you appeared to be in a hurry. Hope you will give us a second try when you are not as rushed. Thanks again for giving us a try and for your feedback.
