I had my daughter's bridal shower here today and we truly had a wonderful experience. Bea was so…read moreaccommodating and wonderful to work with. The place is beautiful so I really didn't have to do any decorating. The food was amazing and the atmosphere was perfect. I can't say enough good things about this place. I highly recommend having any type of small event here. Thank you again for everything!

This is a cute shop. They have a variety of things like coffee, tea, local honey and ice cream. It…read moreis a cafe, gift shop and tea house. There is seating inside snd outside. The service was friendly and fast. We got the cold brew and a cappuccino crunch ice cream. The cold brew was very bold and smooth, excellent coffee. The ice cream was delicious.

Delicious hand dipped ice cream. Many types of ice cream. I tried the Berry selection. I have to…read morestay away from this place or the pounds will mount up quickly...haha. Service is quick and efficient. This is a real ice cream store which also has drinks, sells cake, etc. outdoor seating available. Neat interior. Adequate parking. Cash or credit. Enjoy your favorite here.

A beautiful day sitting outside at Hickory stick eating ice cream with my beautiful daughterread more

Went out for Ice cream and when we ordered our sundaes we got no cherry or whipped cream and like…read moreone pump of hot fudge. When I brought it up with the young man at the counter he said oh this is our Sundae. I said no there should be whipped cream and cherry especially for the 1. Describe item and 2 the price. When I asked if I could speak to someone he said he was the only person there. Three sundaes no whipped cream or cherry I said u should charge us then for the ice cream and 1 topping choice. Not impressed at all.

Just had the dole whip- what sorcery is this? So creamy yet dairy free! Yum. And very friendly…read morecounter service.

Nice choice of selection for ice cream and water ice. But you need to advertise and label if a…read moreplastic "hat" with a sticker on it is going to be $8 each for one scoop. That's stadium prices at a local ice-cream place. A ripoff if you ask me.

Local ice cream joint with plenty of flavors to choose from. Reasonable prices. Outdoor seating is…read morea plus.

Food was great! Worth every 5star. Keep up the great work! The server was amazing and helpful and…read morethe mustard... to die for!

The Perk never disappoints. I had lunch with the man who handles my investments. My treat because…read moreall is going well. He had the corned beef special with fries and ice tea. I had a delicious Prime Rib sandwich, this is The Perk's, known go to with horse radish, dipping broth, chips and a Diet Coke. We also ordered onion rings. Everything was vert good. It can be a little hard to hear in the dining area. It was full and the waitresses were busy. Speaking of our waitress, she was upbeat, big smile and easy to speak with. I do not know how The Perk does it but with the crowd they have, they get the meals out quickly. Competitive pricing. Owners visits around making sure everyone is enjoying their meal. There is a parking area but small. On street parking for most customers. Cash or credit. I enjoyed our meeting and very good lunch. I do not think you will be disappointed eating at The Perk.

I visited Arch Street Deli today. Arch Street Deli is a small business in Perkasie. I ordered a…read moreroast beef hoagie for take out. I had them add horse radish. I am eating it now while I am writing this review. The hoagie is delicious. Plenty of roast beef mildly red but again delicious. The people were friendly and thanked me for my business. I am very happy to support small businesses. They have a small bench area if you eat in but mostly a take out deli. They offer all the side items you may add like chips and drinks. On street parking. Take credit cards. Arch street Deli is a neat little place to grab a good bite to eat. I am enjoying the hoagie. If you are in the area give them a try. You will not be disappointed.

Unfriendly people who work here. No frills atmosphere too. There was one other customer who arrived…read moreat about the same time, but my sandwich took quite awhile to prepare. It was really good though! I had a grilled ham and cheese on rye. No seating inside, but they had two tables outside and it was a pleasant day, so it was nice to sit outside. I would've given one more star if service was more courteous and quick.

On my recent trip to PA to tour apartments and daycares, I found myself in the Sellersville area…read moreright around dinnertime. Rather than driving 50+ minutes in rush hour traffic to my hotel in the King of Prussia area, I decided I'd rather get a quick bite before hitting the road. The interior of this place definitely gives early 90s Pizza Hut vibes (I say this in the best way, I'm a sucker for nostalgia). I could sit wherever I wanted, and a friendly server quickly greeted me. I looked through their (huge) menu, but once I saw their display with slices, I thought that would be the best route for me. I chose a slice of cheese pizza and a slice of the Grandma pizza (which was labeled as a "tomato and basil flatbread" on the display). These slices were generously sized, so I was only able to finish a slice and a half before I was quite full. The Grandma pizza's crust was great, but overall this was a bit too herb-y for my tastes. The basil overpowered pretty much everything else. The cheese slice, however, was delicious. A month prior to this visit, I was in NYC, and this slice came pretty close to the ones I had in the city. I'll absolutely get this pizza again on my next visit (given how my apartment tours went, there's a good chance I'll be back here). But I'm also keen to try other items on the menu since there's so much from which to choose.

We have been to Chiaros once before, about a year ago. We were in a rush and just stopped on a whim…read morebecause we were in the area. I didn't think much about the place either way, and kinda forgot about it. Then, last week we were at an event at Papa Joes Grove and I was starving. There was no food to be had, so I thought of the pizza place we went to that one time. My husband ordered me my favorite pie, chicken parm with ricotta, and ran to get it. It was hands down the best chicken parm pie in the area. It had the right amount of sauce, mozzarella, and ricotta. The crispy chicken was so crispy and delicious and the crust was crispy from the first bite all the way to the edges. So, this week when he asked what I wanted for take out, I said I want the chicken parm pie from Chiaros!!! Since we really didn't remember our very first meal there over a year ago, we decided to try some other fun things from their menu. We tried the fried grilled cheese mozzarella sandwich and it was actually very good! It sounded a little strange but it was yummy and crispy and came with a good dipping maranara. We also tried the wings. We got the garlic parm flavor and I did not care for them. The sauce tasted like pepper only and there was no discernible garlic or Parmesan. They were over cooked and not crispy at all. My husband ate them tho and thought they weren't bad but unimpressive. Of course we got the chicken parm pie as well, and it was not as good as the one we had the week before. I was sort of disappointed about that. Not to say it wasn't still good, and honestly probably still the best around, but the chicken was different, for starters. Last week seemed like it was chicken tenders cut up and thrown on top, which made it very crispy, and the chicken itself was round, or plump if that makes sense. This week it was more like a cutlet or something used for a chicken sandwich. It was flatter and definitely not as crispy. But still good. The cheeses and sauce ratio was still perfect as well, but the crust was nowhere near as crispy, either. It was thicker and mushy until you got to the ends. More like what I have come to expect from the basic PA pizza. Possibly because we were 5 minutes away last week and this week we took a 15 minute ride to get it? Idk, but I still do plan to order the chicken parm pie again, but I will ask for a thinner and crisper crust. Definitely still recommend this place as well.

The Sellersville Theater is one of my favorite music venues, even though it is 80 miles away. For…read morethat reason, we sometimes stay overnight in their charming hotel, and have dinner at the restaurant. The menu is appealing, and the prices are very reasonable. Last week, we had two glasses of cava, a pint of beer, the goat cheese and beet salad, the spring pea soup, the salmon filet entrée, the crab and shrimp cakes entrée, a side of caramelized brussel sprouts. The bill was a little over $100. Sellersville is out in the middle of nowhere, but making the trip is always worth it. The theater only seats about 300 people, and the sound system is superb. They attract top-name national acts who seem to enjoy playing there.

We stayed at the Washington House specifically to catch a concert at the Sellersville Theater, and…read moreit was the best decision. The convenience alone made this hotel a perfect choice--being able to walk over to the theater was a huge plus. The show itself was a Harry Chapin tribute in January 2026 featuring original band members Steve Chapin, Howie Fields, and Big John Wallace, which made the evening especially memorable. The hotel itself has Victorian details and a grand antique bar that gives the whole place a great vibe. It is a must-stay if you appreciate history mixed with modern comfort. Our room was clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet, providing a high-end yet cozy place to rest after the show. We had a delicious dinner at the hotel restaurant before the concert, and the breakfast the next morning (included with our stay) was great. If you are seeing a show at the theater, do yourself a favor and stay here--this is a very enjoyable stay and a place I'd happily return to, especially if attending an event at the theater.