A great spot is Morrisville. All of the food options are great. I love their cheeseburgers and…read moreseveral of their apps. I'm am not a fan of PA bourbons BUT their bourbons are wonderful. Have a couple of smoked old fashioned's when you there. Then bring home a bottle too

Well, this should be a 5 star review. However, the experience fell short. They were short staffed…read more I overheard a waitress lamenting several times about it. Our waitress was actually a bartender. She wasn't familiar with being a server. Service was pretty good in spite of it all. My companion's drink glass was dirty, but he was reluctant to speak up. You know how that can go (retaliation) so he put up and shut up. We were bold and ordered regular entrees in a "bar type" establishment. To our amazement, the food was great! My only complaint is that mine (Cod) was over salted. Not sure about my companion's. Overall, we were very pleased with our first visit and would certainly return. Next time, probably on our bikes from the canal path.

It's an alright place. For what it is marketed as, it met beliefs, however, how I remembered this…read moreplace, when it was Dacey's was much better. Dacey's had a mix of pub food and high-end meals, the new establishment seems to focus more on the pub food side. It is now Fireside Tavern and Table. I'd give the wings a thumbs up, the Chili was excellent, the only major drawback with our food was the medium-rare burgers were over cooked. The waitress was nice and helpful. Pricing was extremely fair and if you are looking for middle of the road pub food, a fantastic bang for your buck!

I always enjoyed Dacey's and went there fairly often. The food selection was great, the staff was…read morealways fun, pleasant and efficient, and you could depend on good value for the money spent. I am not sure what happened now that it is Fireside, but I will not be going back there. I went last night to meet with friends and had 3 drinks on the rocks. They charged me $3.00 extra for each of 3 drinks for ice. I questioned our server and she took me to the bar manager who assured me this is correct. Please check your bill to see what other extras they may be adding on. They can keep the $40.00 I spent for 3 drinks, but I will not spend another dime there.

Cappuccino Pizza Restaurant is really the venerable La Villa in Morrisville, PA. The coffee…read morereference relates to the ownership group, Cappuccino, LLC. It hasn't moved anywhere despite the misinformation elsewhere on this website. The pizza and tomato pie are still excellent, and the rest of the large but standard Italian menu is also red sauce solid. Prices are fair across the board and have not succumbed to the tariff food inflation prevalent elsewhere; all of which led me to its rediscovery. The hot Eggplant Parm Sandwich was a full load of thin sliced nightshade out of an extra virgin frypan and filling a fresh torpedo roll, topped with marinara and mozzarella. It came with a big handful of fries, and basket of lovely large and soft garlic knots. Filled me to the brim. Four & One Half Submarines

One of the best tomato pies in the area, a little bit of pricey, but that delicious…read moreI understand he's running a business by the prices are a little high

Great pizza shop located in the heart of Morrisville. They have a large parking lot that was much…read moreappreciated with the recent snow. The place smells delicious. There are lots of specials and large menu to pick from. There's a nice size dining room area with lots of tables. Service was friendly and pizza was delicious.

I don't ordinarily venture over the Delaware River into Pennsylvania to have pizza, but I'm very…read moreglad I took a chance on Bella Sicily in Morrisville after attending a show in the area. While there weren't very many Yelp reviews, it was the virtually perfect Google reviews that drew me in for a meal. The interior dining area is tasteful and bright, but also pretty no frills (in other words, not fancy). We started off with a cup of pasta fagioli soup and an order of garlic bread with cheese, and went with a large pizza and chicken parmigiana w/penne vodka for our meals. While the soup, garlic bread, chicken parmigiana, and pasta were all solid, the clear stand out was their pizza. It had the perfect dough to make for a flavorful chewy crust combined with a combination of high quality cheese and tomato sauce to make for a delicious and memorable pizza experience. It definitely met my high standards which I set for pizzerias that I'd regularly frequent. Service was excellent as Salvatore checked in on us several times to ensure everything was to our liking and took the time to chat with us out his family history of pizza making in the area, pointing out the wooden pizza peels on the wall. He's from Sicily and if you dine in, you can see him masterfully spinning the dough during the pizza preparation. Both Salvatore and the other employee on duty were very cordial and seemed genuinely appreciative of our business. While I'd probably skip over the pasta dishes and go straight for their delicious pizza next time, I'll definitely be back to Bella Sicily and would recommend them to others for a tasty and high quality pizza experience.

Service is always friendly and welcoming the environment is cool with all of the locals and hard…read moreworking blue collar men and women. Food is always fresh and hot. I honestly believe this place deserves more stars.

Ben's makes the best hoagies. Their prices are lower than Wawa and their hoagies are much better…read more I am a long time customer.

Delicious Mexican food with margaritas using their own tequila. I loved my burrito and the Mexican…read morestreet corn.

Had two great visits at Yardley Distillery. I found parking in the shopping center lot and a seat…read moreat the bar both times. There are tables around the bar and in a back dining area. During nicer weather they have a newer outdoor seating area. The staff was prompt and friendly. There were a couple of large TV's with sports playing on both sides of the bar and the interior of the building was open and inviting with tasteful decor. On my first visit I took advantage of their taco Tuesday special. You can order any combo of chicken, steak or shrimp tacos for $2 each and $5 margaritas. I tried one taco of each, Mexican style and enjoyed them. The roja and verde sauces that came on the side gave a nice kick. The tacos were pretty authentic, sizable and had fresh ingredients. I would order them again. For a drink I had their bourbon neat. It's young (no age statement) and just a mixing bourbon. The bottle states that it is distilled in Missouri, but bottled in Yardley. There was nothing complex about it and it's fine for cocktails, but I wouldn't buy a bottle of it. On my second visit, the bartender recommended I try the Skillet Burger - $18 with cooper sharp & served on a sizzling skillet with fries, queso, chopped bacon, pico de gallo, pickled jalapeños & scallion. It came out sizzling and was pretty darn good. It made some patrons heads turn and peaked their curiosity. It was a big portion and fresh. The fries with the toppings were good. I would order it again. For a drink I had the Smoked Old Fashioned - YD bourbon, bitters, turbinado, bourbon cherry @ an orange wheel. The bartender brought my drink over with a cocktail smoker and wood chips and finished "smoking it". I thought it was pretty good with mostly cherry and orange coming through with some bitters, smoke from the oak chips and sugar. The vibe here was great and the crowd was extremely diverse. I would say this is a great place to bring friends, coworkers, have a family gathering, date or the family, etc. Both bathrooms were clean on my visits. The other Tex Mex offerings on the menu sound delicious. I'm not a dessert guy, but they have several that look tempting. I'd definitely return here. Thanks guys!!

I ordered fried Basa Sandwich Shrimp Lemon Pepper Wings Collards & Potato Salad. Wings Lemon flav…read morewas too strong taste like I was eating a fresh lemon they were also so salty that I couldn't finish eating them. The fish sandwich was skimpy surely not worth the $. Collards taste like vinegar shrimp & potato salad were just edible. For the $60 tht I spent it wasn't worth it. I'll never go here again

Great tasting sandwiches!! Great service also. Loving giving love to a Trenton Seafood and more…read moretakeout.

Everything goes well every time! Food and Service are outstanding !…read more Ambiance is family and sociable ! Will continue to go as much as we are able ! The Parisens

I've been hearing great things about this place for years. I'll confess that I'm not a big…read morebreakfast or brunch type, but when another Yelper touted their cheesesteak I had to try it. A friend recently moved to Morrisville and I found myself in the area at lunchtime after a visit. I wanted to try a few things but it looked as though the steak was a big one, so I just had that. The fries that came with it were very good too. As was foretold, the steak was one of the best I've had in years. Let me start with the roll, long seeded torp that had a light toasting. ALL steaks should be so lucky as to have this as a delivery vehicle, most sandwiches too. The beef was tender and nicely seasoned and cheese and onions were evenly distributed throughout. The portion size/cost was very fair, this was 2 meals for me. My only critique would be on the Cooper American cheese used. I would prefer a sharper cheese, Cooper sharp or even provolone. I'll inquire if there are other options. Even if there weren't, I'd still get this anytime. I saw several other lunch items of interest to me, and in the right frame of mind and early enough several breakfast options too. Service was friendly and fast. I'll likely be back next for the shrimp tacos, or just another steak. I'm at a 4.5 with just the one visit, stay tuned....

This is our new menu from 09/20/2025…read more Very good foods, and Service is also perfect Very good Service Very good Ambiance

As a local I anticipated Tommy Johns to be some type of ethnic restaurant because Morrisville has a…read morePizzeria on every corner it seems. Then when the pizzeria sign when up with a Mexican sombrero on it, I remained hopeful because a nearby pizza shop (Trent City in Trenton) does both Latin food and pizza very well. Sadly, that is not the case here, and this is only a pizza shop with a confusing sombrero on their logo. The restaurant is run by Latinos in the kitchen, but what restaurant isn't?? On to the food! We came and ordered some pizza slices, fries, fried ribs, mozzarella sticks and the STAR OF THE SHOW - a Flat Burger. The flat burger intrigued me simply from the name, and I'm so glad we ordered it. It was the perfect burger, grilled like an old school diner, loaded with veggies and their one of kind sauce. Come here and get this burger. I won't bore you with the pizza and mozzarella stick review, they were solid. The fried ribs had good seasoning on them, but I need sauce for my ribs. If they offered a side sauce that was unique to them, this could be a huge hit. We had come to the bar that used to be here and that has been scrubbed and remodeled into the nicest looking pizza shop. It was all very clean and the staff was extremely friendly. I wish them lots of success and hopefully they keep playing with the menu to make them stand out from the other pizza shops in town.

They have food, beer and lottery. They have an excellent selection of craft beers to go along with…read morethe usual selections. You can mix and match and buy one-offs, too. Their prices are better than most other places in town, too. The two gentlemen that are usually there are always pleasant and helpful. CASH ONLY. They have an ATM.

Sam's Cold Take Out Beer has one of the more original names for a shop that does hot plates and…read moresells beer by the bottle. It is set up for a hostile environment with huge menu boards on the walls, except where the southern wall is all glass refrigeration units full of suds and other alcohol related imbibements. It sits in the crotch of Morrisville, Pa., and directly behind La Villa, a decent Italian restaurant that used to be a Pizza Hut back in the day. I saw their sign for Italian Hot Dogs, and being an aficionado of this locally created sandwich masterpiece, I was very curious about how Sam put his together. This is the definitive dive beer walkaway joint. I went back to the smushed together tables in the back and took a seat facing the door after ordering through the small window in the wall that separated the kitchen from the hoi polloi. While waiting I found a cold bottle of Pineapple Juice Soda, something rare to most fast foods around here. The doubled paper plate arrived with a large Italian roll loaded with a fat frank, chunky fried potato, green pepper, onion and smears of hot mustard that had dried somewhat in the oven, making it into an interesting coating on the food. The taste was quite good, especially the sausage which was heavy with garlic and retained its juiciness. Gotta admit, I really liked it. Prices - Ridiculously cheap! Sam's is on the borderland between dive and dump. Still, if you don't mind, the extremis atmosphere will not bother you. Just be sure to get out of town before sundown. Sam's crew just might be night wolves.