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Top 10 American food in Lahaska, Pennsylvania, United States
Reviews on American food in Lahaska, Pennsylvania, United States. 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.
Things to do in Lahaska
10. Bucks County House of Jerky
Reviewed By MitchPhyllis65
This is a specialty food shop that specializes in packaged jerky with a wide range of unusual flavors as well as dried fruits and nuts for snacks. We checked this place out during the holidays. The Bucks County House of Jerky is a great addition to Peddlerâs Village for those who love chewing jerky.
9. Nina's Waffles
Reviewed By MitchPhyllis65
Ninaâs Waffles & Ice Cream shop is a nice addition to Peddlerâs Village. Weâve been to the Ninaâs creamery in New Hope so this was a real treat to be able to get the same great tasting ice cream here. They make Belgian Liege waffles to go along with a good selection of ice cream. I liked the Banana Walnut Ice cream.
8. Cock 'n Bull Restaurant
Reviewed By bskibones
By far the best place for a brunch. Cock n Bull is at a great location. On top of that, the brunch is a great value. a wide selection on the menu for an affordable price. Then enjoy a walk around Peddlers Village. I recommend n early brunch to avoid the crowds and allow time to walk around the village. The staff at Cock n Bull is always friendly and attentive.
7. The Cock 'n Bull Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 517 reviews
Located in Peddlerâs Village, the Cock ân Bull Restaurant has been serving signature American classics like Chicken Pot Pye and Beef Burgundy for over five decades. Favorites such as Prime Rib, Salmon, and Swordfish are also offered on the menu. Dining ro
Reviewed By syedabdulahadali
So glad I live around the corer from this place. We do take out once a week here at minimum.i suggest to try once it was awsome .. my fav one was chilli chilli bang bang. it was sooo cheesy delcious, i believe/hope u love itâ¥â¥â¥â¥We are delighted to see your 5-star review for the Cock 'n Bull restaurant in Peddler's Village... Thank you! (But we feel obligated to clarify we do not serve pizza at the Cock 'n Bull. We do, however, serve delicious pizza at the Buttonwood Grill. Perhaps you have visited there? If you haven't tried one, both, or all of our restaurants at Peddler's Village, we certainly hope you will!)
6. Hart's Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By nomastomasalready
Me and my dining comrad show up around quarter after one. The place is experiencing a congestive heart attack! Us two wait along with a large family group for seating. The hostess asks, "Are you with them?" I say "No," she says "Follow me'" to our table. I already love this place.Service was excellent, under very busy conditions. Women were running this place, and it beneficially showed.So my boss had the shrimp and salmon burger. She let me try it, pretty good. And follwing was her interest in cooking one up at home. I had the crab cake. Very high quality too. Food was very good.But sitting in Hart's was like trying to remember the housing of a century ago, where your forebearers lived while you were a child. So ambiance rates high as you attemp to figure how old a place Heart's really is.
5. Chive Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By ShirleyE601
I have been meaning to stop here for a long time. My son and his fiance recommended it to me a year or so ago. Today I made a special trip to Lahaska to have lunch at Chive. My first disappointment was the hot chocolate, they have no whip cream. Then I ordered short rib chili. Sounds delish doesn't it? It came cold, I mean smack from the frig, no one heated it up. Ugh, I took a bite expecting it to be warm and my mouth got coated with a coating of maybe grease from the meat. They took it back and again it was not even luke warm. At that point I didn't want it because my mouth was not happy. Instead I ordered the buttermilk battered chicken sandwich. Can't go wrong with fried chicken now can you? The sandwich was tasty but the chicken was soggy and not crispy. What happened here!!! I won't go back, from start to finish, it was simply not good.
4. The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm Dining offers a variety of delicious traditional brunch and dinner menu items. Not only does the restaurant serve a popular breakfast and brunch menu, the diner menu will definitley not disappoint. Enjoy a full course menu fea
Reviewed By TeutonFlyboy
Tucked away in the wooded banks of the Lahaska Creek is a most elegant colonial manor--The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm. Although an elegant wedding venue, this English-style estate, complete with working farm, boasts a bed-and-breakfast inn and a first-class restaurant.My wife treated me to very satisfying Sunday brunch at the Barley Sheafâs many-windowed dining room. In trying to describe this extraordinary fine-dining experience, the first thing that stood out was the immaculate service. Patrick made our experience personable and enjoyable; he explained the dishes and made recommendations. As an upscale establishment, brunch is an âall-you-can-eatâ menu of small plates that range the spectrum of foods and tastes. One canât go wrong with any dish, entrée or dessert. I have never been a fan of raw, smoked salmon, but the smoked salmon plate was incredible and highly recommended. The setting in the dining room made for a relaxed mood where we savored our food while chit-chatting, with no care in the world. Itâs possible patrons could stay for hours sampling the dozen or so dishes. So, if you liked to be pampered in colonial elegance, then I would propose a visit to the The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm.
3. Porterhouse Restaurant & Brew Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By P F B
Pleasant atmosphere with lots of bar seats, high top tables and regular tables. Good craft beer selection. Bartender offered a sample if I wanted before ordering a beer. They also have flights available. Decent menu selection as well as daily specials. Steak wrap sandwich special was very good - but the bacon was a little too overcooked. Great service - food was served quickly.
2. Buttonwood Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 545 reviews
Reviewed By Netgain2
We had great weather, so we ate outside and it added to the pleasant experience. Our waiter was engaging and pleasant. I ordered the fish tacos, which were good. Another person order the shrimp ones, which they enjoyed. The burgers were really good, according to some at our table. All in all, a good experience. Thank you for your review. We look forward in serving you again in the future.
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.
