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Top 10 Pub food in Harleysville, Pennsylvania, United States
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Harleysville. Harleysville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is a suburb of Philadelphia. The population was 9,286 at the 2010 census. It is located mostly within Lower Salford Township and also in Franconia Township. Harleysville was settled by Pennsylvania Dutch in the 18th century and was named after Samuel Harley.
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10. Road House Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Stephanie5867
My hubby and I frequent this restaurant in Skippack. The outdoor seating in the spring and summer is lovely. We love the meatball crostini appetizer. Haven't had the crab cakes in a while and I swear they've changed! Lots of crab and great flavor!!They split a plate for us, as we typically share dinners. Desserts here are wonderful! We are here around once a month.
9. Sumneytown Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By bretseahorse
Not wanting to cook last night, we decided to head down to our favorite area bar-restaurant, just five minutes from home. This is our go-to place whether we crave an excellent cheesesteak sandwich and fries with a couple of draughts or a complete meal. For our cheesesteaks we'll sit at a table in the old timey bar area. We miss the brass foot rest and wastewater trough running along the bottom of the bar that were removed several years ago, yet the place still maintains much of it's character with the original bar and back mirrors. It's the ultimate neighborhood hangout with contemporary touches in the menu offerings. Most important, the service is consistently friendly and accommodating. It's not uncommon for one of the family owners to stop by your table to have a chat. Desiring a meal last night we opted to sit in the restaurant area. The décor here is a dated yet clean and adequate for it's purpose. Though they were quite busy, we were promptly seated by our server. During our stay we found her to be pleasant and efficient. She was working the whole room yet our food choices came to us in a reasonable amount of time, The menu consists of their comprehensive standard fare with an insert describing four or five special items. One of us ordered the shrimp platter from the menu that consisted of at least a dozen of lightly breaded medium sized shrimp that were flavorful and had the texture to suggest that they were freshly prepared and not out of a box. They were accompanied by an abundance of perfect French fries and a side of coleslaw. Our other choice was Black and Blue shrimp salad from the special menu. It consisted of a plentiful amount of mixed greens, vegetables, and crumbled blue cheese, topped with many beautifully grilled shrimp. Dressing was on the side. The salad could not have been better...delicious!
8. Casey's Saloon & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By gwenrich8
A wonderful hometown saloon! We were surprised at the menu selections for this small bar. Our salmon , vegetables ...the best creamed spinach ever, were cooked perfectly and presented perfectly. Their clam chowder is hearty and delicious. Our waitress Lindsey was delightful. The only downside is on street parking.
7. Via Marconi Pizza Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By mroynan
We are regulars at the Pub and wanted to write a review about the food because I find it to be consistently good. The Harvest Salad with grilled chicken is Fantastic! Itâs loaded with apples, walnuts, grapes, raisins and lettuce. I so enjoy that! Itâs a good alternative for people trying to be healthy. The wings are also consistently quite tasty! Weâve also had pizza, wraps and steak sandwiches that are really good. One negative is the wait staff is not very friendly. It might be because they are always busy but a smile is hard to come by. Also when seating people outside let them know that it is smoking, which is a shame. The number of smokers just about kills it for the non smokers. Stay inside if you donât want to smell like a cigarette.
6. 1750 Bistro at the Holiday Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Joshua V
I have been here more than a few times in the past four years. It is not gourmet food, but is reliable and reasonably priced. The dinner has always been very good, and the breakfast is worthy of patronage by visitors and locals alike. I'm usually a diner fan, but I think the weekend breakfast is superior to local choices.I think the room could use an updating, with a very inexpensive uncovering of the carpet and laminate floor in its place. The lounge is welcoming, and attracts business travelers as well as local families.My business associates and I have enjoyed the omelette station especially on Sundays. All in all, the best choice in an area with not that many choices. And it sure beats the rest of snooty Bucks County, price wise and personality wise.
5. The Porch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By billweber7
My wife and I eat out often, however, this was our first time visiting the Porch. Our server, Cheryl was simply amazing. One thing that stands out about her is her beautiful smile, which she had on her face every time she approached our table. Her attention to detail as well as her sense of humor made our experience one that will bring us back again and again.
4. Stove and Tap
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By RCSColumbus
This two-story gastropub in downtown Lansdale is beautifully built into an historic building with an exposed brick interior and cozy tables and booths. I was in a group of four and we were seated upstairs. Service was attentive and good. The excellent Poor William cocktail made with gin, st. germain, pear and lemon was a great way to start my meal: the catfish po-boy sandwich with fries and a small salad. All were delicious. The other three folks in our group enjoyed their meals too, which included the burger and the smoked chicken pot pie. There were a lot of good-looking local and regional beers on the menu too. We'll be back.
3. Mainland Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Come In For Our Weekly Features! Monday- $5 Appetizers Tuesday- Burgers & Brews Wednesday- $10 Night Thursday- $10 Night Friday- Live Music, Chefs Specials Saturday-Chefs Specials Sunday-Brunch!! Featuring amazing handcrafted drinks and wide variety of br
Reviewed By NJ-Surfcrab
We ate here for a graduation party, but ordered off the menu. Group included teens, boomers and senior citizens. Everyone was able to find something they enjoyed and the selections were diverse - crab cakes, green apple salad, steak, Tex Mex, tilapia. The dishes were nicely presented and the staff was friendly and efficient. Pub ambiance, but we were in a dining area by ourselves. Slight hill to get to restaurant, from parking lot, but if looking for handicapped parking, drive to top of hill in second parking area to look for marked handicapped spaces.Hello! Thank you for the kind review! We hope to see you back soon at Mainland Grille! Cheers
2. Harleysville Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By HerbS169
Stopped after golf. Had a nice dinner and a few beers. Melissa our server was excellent. Very attentive with a sense of humor. Will be back soon
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1. The Butcher and Barkeep
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By TripNines
Ok it's just me I guess since most of the reviews are 4 or 5 "stars", but I just hate it when places offer "inspired" dishes by adding blue cheese, guacamole, hoisin sauce, hollandaise (sexy fries) or pickled this and that to food that is perfectly good without the inspiration. It must be a millennial thing and I just don't like it. A steak like Peter Luger prepares is classic, don't mess with it. Classics become classic because they are perfect or near perfect as they are. I hated the French Onion soup, the Vidalia onions may have been the culprit. The filet mignon was spot on. The problem is that filets are among my least favorite cuts of beef, but adding a pat of butter to it made it respectable. It is so easy to prepare a New York strip or a prime sirloin at home, I seldom order a steak out. In this case, it seemed to be the only entrée I knew I could enjoy. To shorten this a bit, of the four of us, the three others graded the evening's experience 3 "stars". So I awarded 3 for both food and value.
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