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Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar 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.
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10. Triumph Brewing Co of New Hope
Overall Ratings
4 based on 474 reviews
Reviewed By P F B
Plenty of tables and bar seats inside as well as an outdoor patio that overlooks the New Hope & Ivyland Railroad. There are also several pool tables. Good variety of beer with flights available. Very good nut brown ale. The food menu is somewhat limited, but the prices are reasonable. This locationâs menu is different from the Princeton and Red Bank locations. Good friendly service the bar. The corn chowder was served very quickly and was delicious â should have ordered a bowl instead of a cup. Was told that many of the ingredients/meats used on their menu come from local farms. Very good pulled pork sandwich which came with Cole slaw on top of the pulled pork and also includes a small side salad. Would definitely return for the beer.
9. Karla's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By JamesHoffmann
My partner & I adore this place! Itâs the perfect getaway on a weekend for brunch or lunch. Also a great place to go for happy hour. Grab a bit, longer for a second round, and stroll the town at a leisurely pace. Recommendations: the crab cake sandwich, the beef short rib & fried egg burger, and the Korean beef tacos. Drinks are refreshing and lovingly crafted.If youâre lucky to be there when James, the bartender is in duty, ask him to make you something special. You canât go wrong. Absolutely one of the best places in New Hope! Hope to see you there!
8. Square One Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Bryce S
We had dinner at the Square 1 pub a few days ago. It's a good place to go that's favored by locals. Although there's a big, shopping center sized parking lot outside, lots of spaces were Rajendra. It's popular.We started off with drinks. My wife's martini was large. I ordered a scotch on the rocks. Lots and lots of ice, which in December might not have been the best choice. They have a basket of popcorn on every table. It gets replenished.A couple we knew were giving salads. This is something I hadn't tried, which is something they do very well. You start off with the basic salad, which might be an iceberg wedge or spinach salad. You can add chicken, salmon, shrimp, etc. for an extra charge. It might not sound like anything special.Actually, it is. The iceberg wedge might cost $7.00. Adding chicken is $9.00. It's a huge chicken breast, sliced on your plate! Suddenly the salad becomes a large entree! That's what my wife had. Excellent.I had a special, the hanger steak, which ran about $26. That was a proper entree. There was lots of steak.That was enough for dinner. We headed home.Are there negatives? It's a pub. It's not fine dining. They have a quieter sit down area on the other side of the entrance, but it's not a linen tablecloths type of place. This is a high energy pub type atmosphere, not a quiet, romantic location.Overall, it's pretty good and good value for money. We keep coming back.
7. Bowman's Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 595 reviews
Casual and Fine Dining in a relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere. Our seasonal menu prepared by Chef Thomas McGinn, offers environmentally conscious, local, and wholesome options. The same menu is offered in each of our unique dining areas. Visit our webs
Reviewed By stevesottl
We had a nice lunch here on Saturday on our way back home from OBX. Always reliable. A very interesting, eclectic menu. We enjoyed the Fried Oysters, Persian Cucumber salad, and the Greek Salad with Scallops. Nice wine list, great service.
6. The Dubliner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By dmulli1
Irish music seisun on a Sunday is not to be missed - and I am from Ireland - this was good craic indeed
5. Nektar Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Nektar wine bar features wine, beer, and brown spirits as the skilled winemaker, artisan brewer, and master distiller intended- unadulterated and celebrated! At nektar, enjoy thoughtfully prepared small plates from our Mediterranean inspired menu with uni
Reviewed By barbeque12018
Anm extensive wine list is a good place to start..... the food menu, small place venue, is second to know.... that had cheeses on the menu that are hard to find, like sheep milk gouda.... we would dfinitely go back.. the staff is very professional, informative, and knowledgeable... good for large grouops, as there is a very long community table in the middle of the dining room...
4. 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.
3. Earl's New American
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By rarin2go
We chose this restaurant because we were in Peddlerâs Village for our anniversary and it was the only fine dining place in the area open on Monday night. It turned out better than we expected. Service was slow, even though the restaurant was not busy, but our waitress was friendly and the food was pretty good. Our only complaint is that their wine pours are really small, though the prices are not. Thank you very much for the kind review. Our staff reads our reviews in an effort to make positive changes.It is our guests feed back which help us provide a better experience for all.Looking forward to your return.Cheers, Terri
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2. 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.
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1. 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.
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