Location: Montgomeryville
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Top 10 restaurants in Montgomeryville, United States
Montgomeryville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 12,624 at the 2010 census. Montgomeryville is about 30 miles from the center of Philadelphia. According to a 2010 Forbes magazine/Yahoo.com survey, Montgomeryville ranks 5th in America's top 10 affordable suburbs. [1] It is part of the North Penn Valley region that is centered around the borough of Lansdale.
Things to do in Montgomeryville
1. Joseph Ambler Inn Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By Eastcoast1 - MD
We went here for a wake and we couldn't had a better experience. The food and service were extraordinary. The food we had was buffet style, beef medium rare, chicken breast and salmon. The salmon was perfect, moist, flaky and delicious. The beef was flavorful and juicy. All the side were perfect. The green beans were my favorite. The bar is more wine and spirits than beer (all bottle). They could expand it a bit. It's a great place with good atmosphere. I highly recommend this place.
2. Stove and Tap
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Sawwhetowls2 - Quakertown, Pennsylvania
This is such a great consistently perfect place to eat, drink and be merry! We adore the staff especially John, Wes and Seth. They are great servers, and John is an awesome bartender. Amy is also so personable she lifts our spirits just with her friendly smile. The food is great! Our favorites are the cheese curds because they are light and delicate, the beet salad is to die for with greens that seemed to be partially cooked, the pomegranate seeds added a very nice crunch too along with the very tasty granola and the flavor fullness added by the goat cheese. We also love the brisket dip sandwich. Quinoa and cauliflower chili was a new one for us this trip. Too spicy for me to try, my husband really liked it! He said it had an ever so slight Indian or Middle Eastern flavor that was just wonderful. Tonight we finished with the Stove Sundae, vanilla and chocolate (I chose only vanilla) ice cream with malted chocolate sauce, toffee sauce and pieces of their famous “Brookie”(brownie & cookie combo). We are stuffed and in heaven! Thanks again to everyone that always makes us feel like we are at home while eating here! It’s amazing! We love it here more than any other local restaurant!
3. Ooka Japanese Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By Chloe B - Washington DC, District of Columbia
We came in relatively early and were told a 30 minute unless we wanted to eat at the sushi bar. What a treat to watch the men work meticulously and silently making delicious and artistic sushi.
Everything we had was delicious. The service was prompt and funny and the food outstanding. Bonus not expensive for three of us. We all had soup, salad and shared sushi. Our bill was only 42.00 for the three!
4. Yum Yum Bake Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By lisaj7711 - Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
We have been coming here for years. We love about 30minutes away and it's always worth the drive. Our favorite is the peanut butter cream donut. And they always taste fresh even the next day (it's rare for us to have leftover donuts)! :) they also have good muffins and breakfast sandwiches
5. William Penn Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By Ronald S - Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
I have been a regular customer of William Penn Inn since the 1980s. I have become more fond of this establishment over the years to the point where I find the experience an epiphany. I attribute the success of this restaurant to Peter Friedrich, the owner, and Gretchen Dowling, the general manager. Peter, in particular, takes a personal interest in my being satisfied, which I always am. I make my visits there a religious devotion by engaging the services of a limousine. The fare at this fine dining inn exhibits a Blitzkrieg of the whole gamut of the food chain. The wines in particular are well chosen. For the quality of food, I do not mind paying a what I consider a substantial bill. In conclusion, I have partaken of every reputable restaurant inf the Delaware Valley. William Penn Inn is the gold standard, by which no others are comparable.
6. Red Cedar Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By cheertraveler - Collegeville, PA
Went to Red Cedar Grill for Sunday brunch. Selection somewhat limited but certainly sufficient. Food was VERY fresh, to include fruits, salads and breakfast selection. Restaurant small and quaint with a nice cozy feel. Would have expected coffee/tea to be included in the brunch price .
7. Pumpernick's Restaurant & Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 306 reviews
An authentic New York Style Deli. We are a family restaurant with a huge menu, specializing in oversized Sandwiches, Salads, Wraps, Hoagies, Smoked Fish, Soups, Breakfast Specialties (served all day) and we even have a full sized PICKLE BAR!!! Our Catering Department makes any holiday, office meeting or house party a special event and takes all the work away from the hosts so that they can enjoy themselves. We guarantee to impress your guests!!!
Reviewed By Caryn D - Oceanside, New York
Quite a long wait but not sure if they were understaffed as it was the day after Christmas.
Extensive menu with many deli / diner items to choose from.
Very happy with my eggs Benedict . Everyone in our party was happy with their meal. Great latkes!
8. Village Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
At the Village Tavern, we take a creative approach to traditional American cuisine. Our chefs have created a superb collection of comfort foods to satisfy both purse and palate. Each menu item is prepared on premise, every day, 7 days a week. From award winning burgers, to mouth watering desserts, our delicious lunch and dinner offerings feature fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Our family-owned establishment has been operating for more than three decades and has a loyal following. Whether you enjoy a quiet meal in our dining room, watch a game in the bar, or dine alfresco on our terrace, you too will fall in love with our affordable prices and friendly service. For a fun night out, bring your friends to the Village Tavern. There is always something happening, including live music Wednesday through Saturday. Our full bar offers 22 craft beers on tap, as well as 80 bottled varieties. We have an extensive selection of distilled spirits, and an ever expanding wine list, as well
Reviewed By elawson - philadelphia area
Typical pub food but a pleasant atmosphere. The kids' meals are huge and the adult meals even more so. We ended up taking three boxes of food home and I have two teenage boys (along with two little kids).
Our service was great and they have a good hummus plate as an appetizer. Both their fries and potato chips were really tasty. My husband and I both avoid fried foods but we couldn't resist stealing more than our share off our kids plates.
Nothing blew my socks off but we had no complaints when we left either!
9. The Metropolitan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Dan B - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Can't imagine how this place manages to stay in business as the food is terrible. On a recent visit I had the Herb-encrusted Salmon with roasted asparagus and mashed potatoes.
When the salmon arrived, it was a nice looking piece of fish, but it completely lacked the flavor of salmon. I have no idea how you could cook salmon to completely remove the flavor, but somehow they did it. The so-called "roasted" asparagus was overcooked to a complete mush; it should have been put in a little jar and sold as baby food. The mashed potatoes were unobjectionable, but also unexceptional.
For a drink, I had a Metropolitan Mojito (at a cost of $7.50) that was bland and unmemorable. My companion said her food was blah also.
Really, don't waste your time and money here.
10. Yanni's Gyro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By MaryEli666 - Boynton Beach, Florida
Seeking Greek food we returned to Yanni's on Main street at lunch. This storefront has separate menus for lunch and dinner with significant price differences. The chef delivered fresh Greek salad with Kalamati olives, Feta, tomato , onion, fresh lettuce and light dressing. beside our fresh high moussaka ( $7.99) . The slice was ample of this béchamel topped meat pie. The meat was yummy. Greek potato chunks with herbs were too few as they reminded us so much of our days in Greece.
The Gyro platter had all the fixins around the Greek salad including a large portion of the Beef-lamb gyro meat, tsiriki sauce, pita bread and tomato ( $7.99) . The sliced Greek potato chips were hot and seasoned uniquely. Truly a Greek treat.
The regular gyro sandwich platter is popular with an aluminum foil wrapped gyro sandwich overflowing with gyro meat accompanied by Greek chips ( $6.99) The salads are overflowing and delightful to see served.
Each platter was ample and luscious and fresh. For this pricey community Yanni's Gyro is a great find.
