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’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.
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/
The Professional and Business Singles Network will be hosting a Dance and Social at the Yardley Country Club on Friday, September 14 from 8pm – Midnight.
For information see their website at http://www.pbsninfo.com/
Shadybrook Farms in Yardley will be having their yearly Halloween Fright Fest.Events include a Barn Horror, Alien Fright Fest..(illegal aliens no doubt), a hayride horror, and ‘deadtime stories’.Check their site for details but it’s open weekends in October plus Fridays and some Thursdays. Also, be sure to check the prices. A “RIP” ticket costs $40 per person. Individual attractions are as low as $10 per person.For more information –
http://www.shadybrookfarm.com
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’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.
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/
The Professional and Business Singles Network will be hosting a Dance and Social at the Yardley Country Club on Friday, September 14 from 8pm – Midnight.
For information see their website at http://www.pbsninfo.com/
Shadybrook Farms in Yardley will be having their yearly Halloween Fright Fest.Events include a Barn Horror, Alien Fright Fest..(illegal aliens no doubt), a hayride horror, and ‘deadtime stories’.Check their site for details but it’s open weekends in October plus Fridays and some Thursdays. Also, be sure to check the prices. A “RIP” ticket costs $40 per person. Individual attractions are as low as $10 per person.For more information –
http://www.shadybrookfarm.com
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.