We stopped in for the lunch special at the Yardley Inn the other day. It’s a create deal for 12.99.I started off with the Caesar Salad which is a generous size. They also had lemon poppy seed min muffins. For the main course, I ordered the sauteed chicken and sausage. It’s a mix of sausage, chicken and veggies in a sweet and sour type sauce. The portion size was generous.For desert I did the Chocolate mousse.
All in all it was a pleasant lunch and a great value. In addition, you get a great view of the Delaware river if you get the right seat.
We visited Peddler’s Village to see the Christmas Lights and to do a little shopping. We started out with Lunch at Earl’s Prime. The Restaurant is located in Peddler’s Village.The Exterior and Interior is done in a modernistic style with a lot of burnished metal trimmings. Overall it is tasteful.Lunch was being served from 1 to 3. It’s a lot more reasonable than the dinners there and a lot less crowded. We were seated promptly and greeted by a very friendly and efficient waitress.The lunch menu isn’t all that extensive. We ended up splitting two Turkey Clubs between the three of us. It turned out to be more than enough. I ordered a cappucino which was $5 but worth it.For desert, Kathy and Chris had the Key Lime Pie. It was a generous slice of really good pie. I ordered the Gelato/Sorbet Sampler with Hazelnut and Pistachio Gelato. I was expecting two golf ball sized portions and instead got a pair of tennis ball scoops which were excellent.
In summary, it’s a great place to go for lunch. When we passed by later in the evening, there was a waiting line and the place was jammed.
A new place opened up in Southampton called City Kitchen. It’s located at the site of the old Maggios in the strip mall at the corner of Second Street Pike and Industrial Boulevard. It’s nothing like the old Maggios.The interior is done in a semi modern style with a lot of chrome and steel sculptures.When we walked in we were greeted by the General Manager and the Owner. We were seated and served quickly. The menu is decidedly Italian. The first time in, we were just looking for a late snack and had come well after the dinner crowds. They bring out bottled Southampton water (It sounds corny but it does work for a lot of reasons). We split a veal parmesian and a Caesar Salad. Both were excellent. They server the Marinara sauce on the side.Desert was a real treat. They have a great selection of some really excellent gelato.The combination of service and food along with our busy holiday schedule led us back twice more that week. Every time the owners and manager were greeting all of the guests and checking at the tables. It does get busy at prime time so plan ahead. The place is BYOB. If you don’t want to do that, they have some great Italian sodas and lemonade to choose from.When we went there tonight our son was with us. He had his ipod touch and noticed that they offered free Wifi. I don’t think you would want to sit there during a crowded dinner hour with your laptop but it would probably be great for a business lunch.Oh, I forgot to mention the music… it’s a taseful blend of Italian oriented music including Sinatra and Connie Francis.. It’s not overdone, just a nice background.
SUMMARY – If you like an slightly upscale pizzaria/italian place, give it a try…
We have been meaning to try Slate Bleu in Doylestown for a while now. The other night we had a chance to drop in.The restaurant is located in the Doylestown Agricultural Center. There is a decent amount of parking in the area depending on the time of day.We only stopped in for desert at about 9pm on a weekday. The restaurant was pretty much empty at that time. We ordered the Chocolate Mousse and I ordered a cappucino. The service was great, the desserts excellent and the coffee great. The desserts were about $8 each and the cappucino was $8.We found that they have $12 three course luncheon specials which gives us a great reason to return.
In summary, it’s a nice French restaurant with friendly service and a pleasant atmosphere.
We recently stopped in at the Waterwheel in Doylestown. It’s located near the Airport.The building is charming. As the name implies, it is an old mill converted to a restaurant. The upstairs has a lot of civil war and revolutionary war prints. One that struck me was Joshua Chamberlain at Little Round top.We sat and checked out the menu in the main dining room. We were looking for something lighter so we headed down to the bar in the basement. That room is a little less cozy or a little more institutional. Neither of us were overwhelmed by the food. It is pretty much typical bar food on the downstairs menu. I should note that we have some good friends who rave about the food there so it might have just been an off night or it might have been us. It could also be that they eat upstairs in the main dining room and not downstairs.There were three Televisions with some annoying post election coverage (That isn’t the restaurant’s fault I know). I was electioned out so I just shifted to the other side of the table.I had a chicken parmesian with spagetti that was OK. Kathy had a crab appetizer. For desert I tried the chocolate mouse which was great. The service was great considering one person was working the bar and the tables (it was the day after election)
Summary – If you are looking for a nice atmosphere and a decent meal, I’d try the main dining room.
We’ve been stopping by The Yardley Inn on a fairly regular basis. It’s right on river road in Yardley. If you get the right seat you can get a nice view of the Delaware River. If you go for lunch they have a 3 course special for about 12 bucks. I usually go with the Ceasar Salad which is made with thin slices of cheese. It is a decent portion and goes well with the rolls. For the Main Course, I’ve tried the Crabcakes, sauteed chicken and fish and chips. All have been great choices. Our favorite dessert is the Chocolate Mousse. The portion is generous and the Mousse is delicious. In Summary, the lunch special is a great deal. They have a bit of a variation which we tried on a Saturday for an early bird special. It’s a good idea to call ahead for reservations.
I understand that the Inn will be undergoing renovations soon to raise it about 8 feet in an effort to negate the effects of the periodic flooding of the Delaware River.
Tony’s Place Bar and Grill is located at Bristol Road and Greely Avenue in Ivyland Pa.The dining room is simply decorated with a hardwood floor, subdued lighting and ample space between the tables. There is a patio dining area during the season.Reservations are a good idea. We stopped in on a Saturday around 6 pm. The wait for an inside table was about 15 minutes. The staff was very friendly and efficient. Our son ordered Chicken fingers. I ordered the Vodka Penne Pasta (~$18) which was pasta, asparagus and crab meat in a vodka sauce. That was delicious. My wife ordered a Stuffed Pepper appetizer (~$12) stuffed with crabmeat, pancetta and ricotta cheeses and asparagus with marinara sauce. That was something I’m going to go back for after a taste. For desert I tried the brownie sundae which was very good. It was sweet but not too sweet. The brownie was served warm with ice cream on top. My wife got the creme brulee and our son chose warm caramel apple pie with ice cream. The deserts were about $5 each.All told, dinner ran about $60. We didn’t order any drinks but they do have a nice wine and beer selection.The inside is completely non smoking but there is smoking on the patio. If you cannot tolerate smoke be sure to not sit near the doorway to the patio as smoke seems to get blown back in.If you go
- Reservations are a good idea during peak times
- Parking is tight but they do offer valet parking. There is almost no neighborhood parking available.
- They do have game nights and afternoons. If you want a quiet lunch or dinner, you might want to avoid the game times.
- Tony’s offers take out.
For more information, visit the Tony’s Place website.
We stopped in for lunch at the Yardley Inn of the Friday before Easter. If you get there after 2:30 you are limited to their bar menu. We got there just in time for lunch. We got a great seat with a view of the river.
Our waitress was one of the best we ever had in terms of service and overall cheerfulness. They bring out a pretty good assortment of bread and miniature corn muffins that were especially tasty. Our son ordered a shrimp cocktail which was 5 Jumbo sized shrimp for $13. He also ordered a dish of pasta for $8. My wife and I both had the Crab meat with potatoes and Ratatouille with a caper sauce. ($15 each) That was excellent. For desert I had an Oreo chocolate pie as did our son.
The total tab came to about $86. It was definitely worth it. We also found that they have a couple of rooms for parties. One of them will host about 30 people and has a view of the river.It’s definitely one of those places where we want to go back to soon.
For more information, see the Yardley Inn site at http://www.yardleyinn.com/
I was working with a client in Newtown and things ran a bit longer than expected. I needed to pick up an external hard drive and lunch. He had just come back from the New Jules Thin Crust Pizza in Newtown and recommended it. Jules is located in the new, historic looking, shopping center located where the old Goodnoe’s was. If you go, grab one of the menus. You get in line and there is a selction of oblong shaped thin crust pizzas with an interesting variety of toppings (ie potatoes)I ordered a bruschet and a white pizza. That, along with a green tea and cookie came to about 9 bucks. Not cheap but it was definitely worth it. The place isn’t one where you would want to sit for a long lunch. It is a bit noisy and the tables were full. I finally found a table for four that was open and sat there. Another person asked if he could join.. No problem. I noticed that some people appear to have ordered a full pizza ahead.
The portions don’t appear to be large, but it was more than enough for even my large appetite. As far as the taste, it was excellent. I enjoy a good thin crust pizza and this was excellent.
We’ve been eating on a fairly regular basis at Oishi in Newtown. It’s a small restaurant in the strip mall on Eagle Road. They have a Hibachi room in addition to the regular seating. If you want Hibachi, you might want to make reservations. They also have a sushi bar. The restaurant serves a variety of Japanese, Thai and Korean dishes. My favorite is the Shrimp Tempura Bento. If you arrive before 2pm, (might be 230) you can get the special for about $10. The Bento is served on a tray with salad with an orange sauce, dumplings, fried veggies, rice, noodles, shrimp and pieces of a California roll. It’s a good bit of food for 10 bucks. The service is fast and friendly. Deserts are a bit expensive if you get them. The atmosphere is casual and non smoking. So far, they don’t appear to have a website. They do get busy at times so make sure you plan ahead or call in reservations. 2817 S Eagle RdNewtown, PA 18940
(215) 860-5511
We were going to stop in at The Landing in New Hope for dinner on the way home from a recent trip. We got a bit of a surprise when we walked in and found a bar with smoking. The decor looked totally different and a lot less cozy. Being a completely non smoking family, we decided not to eat there. The place is small and when you are spending upwards of a hundred bucks for dinner, we don’t want smoke. My wife did some research and it appears that they were hit hard in the flooding which necessitated a re-design (the ability to rapidly remove equipment and furnishings in the event of future floods).
I suppose they were adjusting their ambience somewhat as they re-adjusted after the flood. If you are looking for a smoke free environment, The Landing might not be the place for you. On the other hand, if you are a smoker, you might want to check it out.
Il Melograno is tucked away in a strip mall at Old Dublin Pike and Easton Road. It’s a charming little place that is rapidly gaining popularity. There are about a dozen small tables and a fully stocked bar. The decor leans toward mediterranean. We visited Il Melgrano on Christmas Eve. That night was by reservation only. With the popularity of the place, reservations are a good idea. I opted for one of the specials which was lobster and ravioli in a cream sauce. It was excellent. For dessert, I opted for the Tartufo with an espresso topping. Dinner proved to be a very pleasant experience. The prices were reasonable and the service was excellent.
For more information, you can visit their website at http://www.ilmelogranodoylestown.com/dinnermenu.html
Peddler’s Village will be hosting a Murder Mystery dinner theater on Fridays and Saturdays through the end of December. The event will be held in the Peddler’s pub in the Cock N Bull Restaurant. Dress is casual.The cost is only 44.95 per person for dinner and the show.If you get there a little early, you can wander through the shops and get some Christmas Shopping in.
For more information, check out the Peddler’s Village Events Page
The Bucks County Foodshed will be holding a Harvest Festival on Sat 9/29 with hayrides, recipe contests, live music, arts and crafts and a farmer’s market.The event will be held at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds in Wrightstown
For more information, see the Foodshed’s site at http://www.buckscountyfoodshedalliance.org/
The Blue Sage contines to offer consistently excellent service and food. We stopped in for lunch on Thursday. We had a bit of a wait since the place was completely full. We shared the Blue Corn Asparagus Tacos which are made with Grilled asparagus, tomato-almond pesto with jack cheese in a griddled blue corn tortilla. For desert I had a chocolate panini. This is 2 slices of toasted walnut bread with melted chocoloate and a scoop of , I believe, cinnamon Hazelut Gelato. If you think like a kid, you are actually eating a chocolate sandwich.!!. Life doesn’t get a whole lot better than that.They are now offering cold soups for takeout.The place is almost always packed. It makes for a little bit of a noisy environment but that is more than offset by great service and food.
Blue Sage Vegetarian Grille
We stopped in for Lunch at the Yardley Inn today (Saturday). It was 3:30 and the parking lot was packed. Evidentally, they were having a couple of graduation parties. Luckily, we had reservations for 2 at a window seat.The seating was a little tight, but then again, I’m not exactly petite. The service was excellent.We both had the crab cakes. $17 for one crab cake with mashed potatoes and squash. It might sound pricey, but the cake was mostly crab with very little filler, not a bread cake that you get at some other places. For desert I tried the Lava Cake. Picture a rich chocolate cake with melted marshmallow and chocolate..The ambiance is that of a 1700’s Inn with a location on facing the Delaware river. River Road runs right by the windows, so you get a little bit of traffic. The trim is black and the walls are painted a dark colonial tan. The entire restaurant is non smoking except for the outdoor patio are.Lunch for 2 with deserts and no drinks came out to just under $60. ( and was well worth it)
The Yardley Inn, located in historic Bucks County, features a classic country Inn atmosphere with a spectacular River View.
Bucksview Blog – Bucks County Pa
We stopped in for the lunch special at the Yardley Inn the other day. It’s a create deal for 12.99.I started off with the Caesar Salad which is a generous size. They also had lemon poppy seed min muffins. For the main course, I ordered the sauteed chicken and sausage. It’s a mix of sausage, chicken and veggies in a sweet and sour type sauce. The portion size was generous.For desert I did the Chocolate mousse.
All in all it was a pleasant lunch and a great value. In addition, you get a great view of the Delaware river if you get the right seat.
We visited Peddler’s Village to see the Christmas Lights and to do a little shopping. We started out with Lunch at Earl’s Prime. The Restaurant is located in Peddler’s Village.The Exterior and Interior is done in a modernistic style with a lot of burnished metal trimmings. Overall it is tasteful.Lunch was being served from 1 to 3. It’s a lot more reasonable than the dinners there and a lot less crowded. We were seated promptly and greeted by a very friendly and efficient waitress.The lunch menu isn’t all that extensive. We ended up splitting two Turkey Clubs between the three of us. It turned out to be more than enough. I ordered a cappucino which was $5 but worth it.For desert, Kathy and Chris had the Key Lime Pie. It was a generous slice of really good pie. I ordered the Gelato/Sorbet Sampler with Hazelnut and Pistachio Gelato. I was expecting two golf ball sized portions and instead got a pair of tennis ball scoops which were excellent.
In summary, it’s a great place to go for lunch. When we passed by later in the evening, there was a waiting line and the place was jammed.
A new place opened up in Southampton called City Kitchen. It’s located at the site of the old Maggios in the strip mall at the corner of Second Street Pike and Industrial Boulevard. It’s nothing like the old Maggios.The interior is done in a semi modern style with a lot of chrome and steel sculptures.When we walked in we were greeted by the General Manager and the Owner. We were seated and served quickly. The menu is decidedly Italian. The first time in, we were just looking for a late snack and had come well after the dinner crowds. They bring out bottled Southampton water (It sounds corny but it does work for a lot of reasons). We split a veal parmesian and a Caesar Salad. Both were excellent. They server the Marinara sauce on the side.Desert was a real treat. They have a great selection of some really excellent gelato.The combination of service and food along with our busy holiday schedule led us back twice more that week. Every time the owners and manager were greeting all of the guests and checking at the tables. It does get busy at prime time so plan ahead. The place is BYOB. If you don’t want to do that, they have some great Italian sodas and lemonade to choose from.When we went there tonight our son was with us. He had his ipod touch and noticed that they offered free Wifi. I don’t think you would want to sit there during a crowded dinner hour with your laptop but it would probably be great for a business lunch.Oh, I forgot to mention the music… it’s a taseful blend of Italian oriented music including Sinatra and Connie Francis.. It’s not overdone, just a nice background.
SUMMARY – If you like an slightly upscale pizzaria/italian place, give it a try…
We have been meaning to try Slate Bleu in Doylestown for a while now. The other night we had a chance to drop in.The restaurant is located in the Doylestown Agricultural Center. There is a decent amount of parking in the area depending on the time of day.We only stopped in for desert at about 9pm on a weekday. The restaurant was pretty much empty at that time. We ordered the Chocolate Mousse and I ordered a cappucino. The service was great, the desserts excellent and the coffee great. The desserts were about $8 each and the cappucino was $8.We found that they have $12 three course luncheon specials which gives us a great reason to return.
In summary, it’s a nice French restaurant with friendly service and a pleasant atmosphere.
We recently stopped in at the Waterwheel in Doylestown. It’s located near the Airport.The building is charming. As the name implies, it is an old mill converted to a restaurant. The upstairs has a lot of civil war and revolutionary war prints. One that struck me was Joshua Chamberlain at Little Round top.We sat and checked out the menu in the main dining room. We were looking for something lighter so we headed down to the bar in the basement. That room is a little less cozy or a little more institutional. Neither of us were overwhelmed by the food. It is pretty much typical bar food on the downstairs menu. I should note that we have some good friends who rave about the food there so it might have just been an off night or it might have been us. It could also be that they eat upstairs in the main dining room and not downstairs.There were three Televisions with some annoying post election coverage (That isn’t the restaurant’s fault I know). I was electioned out so I just shifted to the other side of the table.I had a chicken parmesian with spagetti that was OK. Kathy had a crab appetizer. For desert I tried the chocolate mouse which was great. The service was great considering one person was working the bar and the tables (it was the day after election)
Summary – If you are looking for a nice atmosphere and a decent meal, I’d try the main dining room.
We’ve been stopping by The Yardley Inn on a fairly regular basis. It’s right on river road in Yardley. If you get the right seat you can get a nice view of the Delaware River. If you go for lunch they have a 3 course special for about 12 bucks. I usually go with the Ceasar Salad which is made with thin slices of cheese. It is a decent portion and goes well with the rolls. For the Main Course, I’ve tried the Crabcakes, sauteed chicken and fish and chips. All have been great choices. Our favorite dessert is the Chocolate Mousse. The portion is generous and the Mousse is delicious. In Summary, the lunch special is a great deal. They have a bit of a variation which we tried on a Saturday for an early bird special. It’s a good idea to call ahead for reservations.
I understand that the Inn will be undergoing renovations soon to raise it about 8 feet in an effort to negate the effects of the periodic flooding of the Delaware River.
Tony’s Place Bar and Grill is located at Bristol Road and Greely Avenue in Ivyland Pa.The dining room is simply decorated with a hardwood floor, subdued lighting and ample space between the tables. There is a patio dining area during the season.Reservations are a good idea. We stopped in on a Saturday around 6 pm. The wait for an inside table was about 15 minutes. The staff was very friendly and efficient. Our son ordered Chicken fingers. I ordered the Vodka Penne Pasta (~$18) which was pasta, asparagus and crab meat in a vodka sauce. That was delicious. My wife ordered a Stuffed Pepper appetizer (~$12) stuffed with crabmeat, pancetta and ricotta cheeses and asparagus with marinara sauce. That was something I’m going to go back for after a taste. For desert I tried the brownie sundae which was very good. It was sweet but not too sweet. The brownie was served warm with ice cream on top. My wife got the creme brulee and our son chose warm caramel apple pie with ice cream. The deserts were about $5 each.All told, dinner ran about $60. We didn’t order any drinks but they do have a nice wine and beer selection.The inside is completely non smoking but there is smoking on the patio. If you cannot tolerate smoke be sure to not sit near the doorway to the patio as smoke seems to get blown back in.If you go
For more information, visit the Tony’s Place website.
We stopped in for lunch at the Yardley Inn of the Friday before Easter. If you get there after 2:30 you are limited to their bar menu. We got there just in time for lunch. We got a great seat with a view of the river.
Our waitress was one of the best we ever had in terms of service and overall cheerfulness. They bring out a pretty good assortment of bread and miniature corn muffins that were especially tasty. Our son ordered a shrimp cocktail which was 5 Jumbo sized shrimp for $13. He also ordered a dish of pasta for $8. My wife and I both had the Crab meat with potatoes and Ratatouille with a caper sauce. ($15 each) That was excellent. For desert I had an Oreo chocolate pie as did our son.
The total tab came to about $86. It was definitely worth it. We also found that they have a couple of rooms for parties. One of them will host about 30 people and has a view of the river.It’s definitely one of those places where we want to go back to soon.
For more information, see the Yardley Inn site at http://www.yardleyinn.com/
I was working with a client in Newtown and things ran a bit longer than expected. I needed to pick up an external hard drive and lunch. He had just come back from the New Jules Thin Crust Pizza in Newtown and recommended it. Jules is located in the new, historic looking, shopping center located where the old Goodnoe’s was. If you go, grab one of the menus. You get in line and there is a selction of oblong shaped thin crust pizzas with an interesting variety of toppings (ie potatoes)I ordered a bruschet and a white pizza. That, along with a green tea and cookie came to about 9 bucks. Not cheap but it was definitely worth it. The place isn’t one where you would want to sit for a long lunch. It is a bit noisy and the tables were full. I finally found a table for four that was open and sat there. Another person asked if he could join.. No problem. I noticed that some people appear to have ordered a full pizza ahead.
The portions don’t appear to be large, but it was more than enough for even my large appetite. As far as the taste, it was excellent. I enjoy a good thin crust pizza and this was excellent.
We’ve been eating on a fairly regular basis at Oishi in Newtown. It’s a small restaurant in the strip mall on Eagle Road. They have a Hibachi room in addition to the regular seating. If you want Hibachi, you might want to make reservations. They also have a sushi bar. The restaurant serves a variety of Japanese, Thai and Korean dishes. My favorite is the Shrimp Tempura Bento. If you arrive before 2pm, (might be 230) you can get the special for about $10. The Bento is served on a tray with salad with an orange sauce, dumplings, fried veggies, rice, noodles, shrimp and pieces of a California roll. It’s a good bit of food for 10 bucks. The service is fast and friendly. Deserts are a bit expensive if you get them. The atmosphere is casual and non smoking. So far, they don’t appear to have a website. They do get busy at times so make sure you plan ahead or call in reservations. 2817 S Eagle RdNewtown, PA 18940
(215) 860-5511
We were going to stop in at The Landing in New Hope for dinner on the way home from a recent trip. We got a bit of a surprise when we walked in and found a bar with smoking. The decor looked totally different and a lot less cozy. Being a completely non smoking family, we decided not to eat there. The place is small and when you are spending upwards of a hundred bucks for dinner, we don’t want smoke. My wife did some research and it appears that they were hit hard in the flooding which necessitated a re-design (the ability to rapidly remove equipment and furnishings in the event of future floods).
I suppose they were adjusting their ambience somewhat as they re-adjusted after the flood. If you are looking for a smoke free environment, The Landing might not be the place for you. On the other hand, if you are a smoker, you might want to check it out.
Il Melograno is tucked away in a strip mall at Old Dublin Pike and Easton Road. It’s a charming little place that is rapidly gaining popularity. There are about a dozen small tables and a fully stocked bar. The decor leans toward mediterranean. We visited Il Melgrano on Christmas Eve. That night was by reservation only. With the popularity of the place, reservations are a good idea. I opted for one of the specials which was lobster and ravioli in a cream sauce. It was excellent. For dessert, I opted for the Tartufo with an espresso topping. Dinner proved to be a very pleasant experience. The prices were reasonable and the service was excellent.
For more information, you can visit their website at http://www.ilmelogranodoylestown.com/dinnermenu.html
Peddler’s Village will be hosting a Murder Mystery dinner theater on Fridays and Saturdays through the end of December. The event will be held in the Peddler’s pub in the Cock N Bull Restaurant. Dress is casual.The cost is only 44.95 per person for dinner and the show.If you get there a little early, you can wander through the shops and get some Christmas Shopping in.
For more information, check out the Peddler’s Village Events Page
The Bucks County Foodshed will be holding a Harvest Festival on Sat 9/29 with hayrides, recipe contests, live music, arts and crafts and a farmer’s market.The event will be held at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds in Wrightstown
For more information, see the Foodshed’s site at http://www.buckscountyfoodshedalliance.org/
The Blue Sage contines to offer consistently excellent service and food. We stopped in for lunch on Thursday. We had a bit of a wait since the place was completely full. We shared the Blue Corn Asparagus Tacos which are made with Grilled asparagus, tomato-almond pesto with jack cheese in a griddled blue corn tortilla. For desert I had a chocolate panini. This is 2 slices of toasted walnut bread with melted chocoloate and a scoop of , I believe, cinnamon Hazelut Gelato. If you think like a kid, you are actually eating a chocolate sandwich.!!. Life doesn’t get a whole lot better than that.They are now offering cold soups for takeout.The place is almost always packed. It makes for a little bit of a noisy environment but that is more than offset by great service and food.
Blue Sage Vegetarian Grille
We stopped in for Lunch at the Yardley Inn today (Saturday). It was 3:30 and the parking lot was packed. Evidentally, they were having a couple of graduation parties. Luckily, we had reservations for 2 at a window seat.The seating was a little tight, but then again, I’m not exactly petite. The service was excellent.We both had the crab cakes. $17 for one crab cake with mashed potatoes and squash. It might sound pricey, but the cake was mostly crab with very little filler, not a bread cake that you get at some other places. For desert I tried the Lava Cake. Picture a rich chocolate cake with melted marshmallow and chocolate..The ambiance is that of a 1700’s Inn with a location on facing the Delaware river. River Road runs right by the windows, so you get a little bit of traffic. The trim is black and the walls are painted a dark colonial tan. The entire restaurant is non smoking except for the outdoor patio are.Lunch for 2 with deserts and no drinks came out to just under $60. ( and was well worth it)
The Yardley Inn, located in historic Bucks County, features a classic country Inn atmosphere with a spectacular River View.