So everyone at b&b is wonderful except the guy working now..actually stopped coming in because of…read morehim..he is rude and down right unpleasant

Been shopping here for decades and I've always been satisfied. Lots of parking, a large and varied…read moreselection, and friendly service

LOVED the beers on tap - wide range with distinct flavor profiles. Highlights on this visit were…read morethe green chili blonde and the hazy IPA. Dog friendly, wonderful ambiance, and I got to chat with the brewer himself which was a pleasure. Expect to become a regular here and can't wait to try some of their stouts as the weather gets cooler. Daphne (the puppy) loved the place as well.

Great spot. Friendly service. Superb beer. Can't wait to go back and see what new beverages are…read moreon tap.

We had our wedding "welcome party" in the downstairs event space and had an amazing night. Very…read morecool and hip spot, great drinks, big variety of food at many different price points. Service was awesome and Christian and Amanda were super helpful throughout the whole planning processes and night. Bartenders are hilarious and super helpful. At the end of the night we went upstairs and had some more drinks at the bar and heard some great live music.

Finally came here for Happy Hour (4 -6 PM Mon - Thursday/Friday?) and the lovely bar staff treated…read moreus well - siper attentive and friendly. Delicious cocktails ($10 for Happy Hour or $14 - $16 otherwise) and a surprisingly delightful oatmilk latte for $4.00. So delicious. We'll be back for sure.

I'm really shocked to see these high ratings…read more Took a long time to get seated. Waited over an hour for our food (the same amount of people sat next to us after we sat down and they received their meals within 20 minutes. Our meals were simple. Two wraps, a hot BLT and buffalo chicken sliders. None of them were even average. BLT was cold, sliders looked like something I could make in my air frier using frozen buffalo chicken and the wraps were just ok. No idea why it took an hour. Waitress had to text her boss to see if she could comp us. I feel bad for her. She probably has to deal with this all the time and doesn't get any freedom to try and make her customers happy when things go sideways.

I had lunch at Farmhouse Tavern on Friday when I was in Doylestown for a day. It couldn't be a more…read moreclassic tavern if it tried. Really comfortable and cozy inside. I sat at a high top table by the bar, but there's also seating at the bar and seating in a small dining area. The service was great. And I really enjoyed my burger (cooked medium rare, it was juicy and delicious) and my beer (a Smithwick's on tap). My only teeny tiny complaint is that the mushrooms and grilled onions on my burgers were cold, and I wish they'd been warmed up on the grill before going onto the burger - it might have been perfect then! Overall, a great tavern lunch. I'd happily go back for another burger and beer! Or fish and chips! Or anything else!

Geronimo, as stated, is the beat kept secret. We came to visit a museum and decided to stop by for…read morea bite. The food was amazing, the beer was excellent, and the service was witty and on point. We really enjoyed this establishment and looking forward to the next visit. We had the wings, the pretzel, the cheese burger, side of fries, and the fish tacos. All amazing

Wanted to come here to drink and eat, but the cook was off. We were doing a mini bar crawl and…read moredecided to try a couple of their brews anyways. The place was dead on this Sunday afternoon. We decided to do a flight to see which one we would get a pint of. The bartender was super friendly and let us take a little shot sample of all beers on tap. Of course, the one I wanted was THE slowest pour. In the end husband got the porter and i an erb, both were delightful beers. Anyways, we stayed played some games and enjoyed the popcorn with our beers. Loved the tables and the lighting fixtures. After a while, more people came into the bar to drink. We were getting hungry so paid up and thanked the bartender for the samplings.

This place is finally open again! We had a great time sitting at the bar and sampling the wines…read more The ambiance is made to be like a small French wine bar--very cozy, low lighting, and quiet. Bathrooms were clean. Food is from Pag's pub which was your standard fare. Nothing to rave about but it does pair well with wines. Our bartender was awesome. Service was quick. Will definitely have this on our rotation of places to go for a chill, quiet, slightly more upscale meal/apps. I hope the secret doesn't get out or we won't get seats soon!

I went tonight after dinner for a quick glass of wine with my wife. They were busy and not paying…read moreattention (they gave us a menu and we sat there for 15 minutes with not a single interaction-we barely saw any of the staff) to us so I went to the bar (we were in a little hurry because we had to pick up our son in half an hour). The person behind the bar said that we would have to wait because other people were ahead of us and they only had 2 people working. Not only did they not have enough people working the person behind the bar was rude to me and seemed to blame me for the situation. This is unacceptable. The bottom line is we will not be coming back here.

We have been to Waters Edge 3 times now. The wine is solid. When I hear local winery in PA, my…read moreexpectations are low. This however, is a franchise of a California winemaker, with wine varietals from all over the world. I am partial to the Loretta red blend, however there are quite a few others that are pretty decent. In addition to wine by the glass or bottle, there are 3 or 6 pour flights available, which is a great way to decide what you like. The food menu features casual fare with tapas, salads, flatbreads, burgers, etc. The whipped ricotta with toast points is fantastic. The fried Brussels and hummus platter are also good. Great ambience, love the decor and the vibe. Pleasant music playing, at first my husband thought it was a live one man band, but it wasn't, just sounded so. Spacious layout, so you're not on top of your neighbors. It can get loud in there, but it's not overwhelming. They also have a room for private parties.

Came on a rainy Saturday night. Has an extensive food list and the hostess was very nice in getting…read moreus seated at the bar asap. Extensive food menu. Lots of older (greater than 55 yo) clientele. The bartenders were not well versed in the wine list and how/what the wines tasted like, which is why I docked one star. Will come back to see if it gets better.

Great night out with another couple. Small plates were served spaced out, leaving time for tasting,…read moresharing and socializing. *****

A delightful small plates experience in downtown Doylestown! What a great dining night we had last…read morenight! The staff explained their process and how things work prior to ordering and excelled at pacing the plates during our dinner. Every plate was wonderful and flavorful. My faves were the cod special and the ribs. But the oysters were divine, the truffle and smoked potato chips a real surprise, blue cheese toast delightful, and the wild boar skewers yum! Wonderful small place with just the most perfect lighting. Great for groups or just romance.

We took a group of five and everybody enjoyed their meals. They were willing to modify a meal to…read moreaccommodate one of our group. Was a bit slow but they were busy that day.

Summary: Hattery badly underwhelmed at a recent brunch/lunch...given the tons of strong competition…read morenearby (Heirloom and Genevieve's, just to name two), the kitchen needs to step up bigly. Details: partner and I brunched at Hattery on a post-Labor Day Tuesday. Server and atmosphere were decent. But the food? Her smoked salmon benny was tasty but skimpy -- how about a small side salad to dress up the dish? -- and, at its Madison Avenue price ($22), it was a rip-off here on D-town's State Street. My green eggs and ham were ample but mediocre: the super-salty country ham overwhelmed the eggs, which were tasty in themselves but covered by an insipid herb sauce. They sat atop grocery store-quality sourdough slices, and were paired with sad, soggy, and overcooked potatoes. Hattery has been one of my D-town go-tos over the years, especially for HHs. I want it to succeed. Can its kitchen rise to the occasion?

We came here on Saturday for a late lunch. To start, the hostess was very nice. She got us some…read morewaters and it was definitely appreciated it cause it was a super hot day. The bartender was very nice but it took a bit to get our drinks and food. She had to go from one area of the bar (main) to the other to get my drink. I saw her a few times going back and forth. The food was definitely worth getting. I got the Cuban and my husband got the Reuben. Overall, this place had charm and I would definitely go back for the food.

MOM's was a nice, chill place to have brunch. Good service, food and drinks…read more For food I did the Mediterranean pita salad which I really liked. A lot of non-Greek places tend to make the falafel very dry, but the falafel here was perfect, moist and flavorful. Everyone I was with also enjoyed their food and cocktails. I would definitely come back again.