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Where to eat Pub food in Temple: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Temple. Temple is a census-designated place in Muhlenberg Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, United States at an elevation of 361 feet (110 m). The community was named for a local inn called Solomon's Temple. Temple was an independent borough until it was disincorporated on January 1, 1999. The ZIP code is 19560. As of the 2010 census the population was 1,877 residents.
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10. Klinger's at the Airport
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Sandra R
We came here when they first opened and the service was awful. More than a year later, the service has greatly improved, but I just canât get past the atmosphere. The place feels like a diner, with no intimate lighting like at their Carsonia location, it feels cold and uninviting. Food is just okay. If the owner would just add some charm to the space, it could be a much better experience.
9. Pike Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Top1067
This was my second visit with a large group of co-workers in a month. Service was prompt and food was delicious. I had the seared halibut which was cooked to perfection. My co-workers and I agree you cannot get a bad meal here.
8. Jimmie Kramer's Peanut Bar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Featured on the Travel Channel, this classic Reading landmark has been serving up plenty of fun and peanuts since 1924. Great American cuisine ranging from casual to gourmet. Voted "the Best in Berks" in numerous categories. Chosen 1 of USA TODAY's Top 10
Reviewed By Deborah C
We ate here Saturday night for Mother's Day. Our grandchildren love it since you can throw the peanut shells on the floor. This place has been around for 95 years. The food is always good. I never had anyone eat here and complained about the food. Great people that work there as well. I would always recommend this place.
7. The Third Rail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By kittykats84
We've eaten there several times however I usually take out as I live close by. Typical bar food but very tasty with large portions. The wings are the best! Not a huge place, but a nice place to meet with friends. They are closed on Mondays.
6. The Ugly Oyster
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By 99cooks111
Small place but comfy when we were seated. Our service was very slow. Like slow motion. There was no sense of hospitality that we could feel. Our food was good when it finally arrived, but it was definitely not hot. That must have been part of why it took a long time. Then the dreaded wait for the check. The value would be fair if the other things fell into place.
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5. Chatty Monks Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
At Chatty Monks Brewing Company, our story is quite simple. Our business was born out of five friends with one thing in common: the need to make exceptional craft beer. Named as one of the Top 50 brewpubs nationwide and Top 10 in the Northeast by CraftBee
Reviewed By fishermansbane
My partner and I shared two beer flights, so we were able to try most of what was on tap. Everything we tried was very good, either an interesting, distinct flavor profile or a strong take on a particular style. My favorites were the Double Race Against Time (milkshake IPA), which had a great texture and pleasant citrus flavor, and the The Morning Pint (American amber/red), which had a wonderful hoppy/grassy finish.The food was also quite good! We split the fish and chips and and order of Sriacha ranch wings, both very good. I'm always a bit wary of ordering fish and chips on the east coast, it seems to be very hit or miss in terms of quality, but the fish and chips at Chatty Monks are a definite hit--great flavor and texture on the breading, and the fish itself was incredibly tender and moist. Everything we saw other tables ordering also looked great, definitely worth checking out.
Most Popular Bar food in Temple, Pennsylvania, United States
4. Stokesay Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Come explore the castle and experience the 13th century inspired English atmosphere. Within Stokesay Castle there are two restaurants. The Knightâs Pub is an American Pub with an international twist. We take great pride in offering world class food and se
Reviewed By WinfieldRDH
Very unique and beautiful setting. We ate in the "Knight's Pub". Was very disappointed in my lobster pie. For $26 one would expect more than a teaspoon of lobster- lesson learned. Tilapia was good, but potatoes and broccoli were cold. So, a nice place to stop in for a drink but have dinner elsewhere
3. Shirley's Cafe & Tequila Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Kathryn M
Great service, knowledgeable staff, tasty food, extensive menu. This was our first visit on a recommendation from a friend and we loved it! They were crowded on a Weds evening, good idea to make a reservation. They have specials each night of the week and lots of regular items to select from. Our waitress, Amy, did a fantastic job explaining the various tequila flights and selections to the novices in our group.
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2. Dino's Wings & Things
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Kitt405
I have been to Dino's on several occasions, but this meal was not as good as on my previous visits.I was disappointed to discover they are now serving Coca-Cola products, I used to enjoy Mountain Dew or Orange Crush with my meal. I had ordered a bacon cheeseburger with well done bacon and a small order of french fries. The bacon was well done without being burnt, the roll was soft and tasted fresh, the burger was cooked well and was juicy. The french fries (unfortunately) were definitely reheated, and although they give you plenty of fries to eat, I just did not want them. I did not ask for replacement french fries because I was afraid it would take too long to get new ones and the roads were getting slippery from an ice storm that started while we were there.The restaurant is clean, and the staff is always friendly, and I am happy to see people can enjoy a beer with their meal.
1. Blind Hartmans Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Blind Hartman's Tavern is a modern establishment specializing in craft beers, new-age cocktails, country-style dinners, delicious bar foods, and private banquets of all types. With weekly music trivia, entertainment, and themed nights there's always somet
Reviewed By SHayes3
Overall a good visit. Will definitely go back.Wait Staff. Pleasant but a bit slow and inattentive. Food. Super. The food was very good...Had the beef panini....it rocked.Bar. Full service bar...great selection of beers.This is a good place for couples, families, our groups. The place has a great history and a great atmosphere. Prices are super....more food for the money than most.
