When first arrived in Bucks County, Dharma Bums was under different ownership and was a hotspot for…read morethe "Dump the Pump" movement to deny Delaware River water for cooling the nuclear power plant named, Limerick. Abby Hoffman of Yippie fame was an organizer, frequently hanging out here and speaking his form of political enlightenment. That was then. Now, little has changed in the early 18th Century riverside village far north of New Hope and Lumberville that feels like Middle Earth from Lord of the Rings. The bar is still in the basement. The backyard is still a peaceful glade for sipping cocktails or beer and listening to guitar or banjo chords and softly harmonic voices. Their website calls those days, "a simpler time," but I disagree. In fact, those days were complicated times as the community attempted to decide the future of Bucks and the ageless value of the natural flow of water. Demonstrations up and down the pristine Delaware were loud and at times destructive. Even back to Revolutionary times, the local patriots challenged the powers that be by word and deed, while others were loyal to the crown and spied on the rest or thieved horses to sell to the British. No. Those were the "times that tried men's souls." Hardly, simple. Nonetheless, the current incarnation of this tavern does possess the spiritual focus of Jack Kerouac, the author of Dharma Bums, On the Road and other highly influential books in my life. For that, I am grateful. My visit last weekend had me wondering why I hadn't been back in decades. The soulfulness mixed so well with local history, and but for the narrow paved roads and power lines, it could just as easily have been 1776 as 2026. The perfect place to celebrate and reflect on the 250th Anniversary of this inspirational country. Last night, the cocktails were well stirred and shaken. My Tamarind Margarita (without salt) was crisp with a pleasant tart kick. The Elote Corn Bite delicious and satisfying. The companionship of a dear friend, heartwarming. The live soundtrack from the local musicians, very well strung and sung. This may well become the best experience of 2026. Five Magical Stars for the perfect place to celebrate and contemplate America's 250th.

Everything about this place has my heart. From the ambiance, to the service, to the unbelievable…read moregood, to the heartstrings they pull because I missed Blue Sage. I've been like 5 times in the last couple of months. I want to try everything! So let me list what I've had. Korean inspired street corn? 10/10 Vodka Gochujang pizza? Outstanding! (order an extra side of sauce bc you'll love it so much you'll want it anyway) Brussels Batata is also incredible. I've also had their Brussels caesar salad, their chili, their Korean cauliflower bowl and their Thai fries (good but not my favorite) I can't get enough of this place. I haven't even experienced their music scene yet bc this little vegan is so good motivated Highly recommend over and over again!

Whenever I'm visiting family in central NJ, Grounded for Life is a must visit for me…read more As a vegan, it's a real challenge to find decent - let alone GOOD - food in this area. The exception is Grounded for Life, which offers delicious breakfast and lunch options that are thoughtfully prepared, delicious, and satisfying. Their extensive, all vegan menu offers breakfast options such as bagel sandwiches, burritos, toasts, and more, and even their coffee is surprisingly good! I have also enjoyed their wraps, bowls, and sandwiches. And they even have burgers and hot dogs, too. GfL is my new spot for takeout (order ahead online to save time!) before heading to the airport. The chunky chicken wrap saved me when my flight back to the West coast (already a long journey) was delayed by several hours and I was starving. The cafe also has a number of yummy desserts displayed in the case that are great to-go. GfL also offers a "Meal Prep" option where you can order food on a weekly or monthly basis. Service is friendly and efficient, but they are sometimes understaffed. Try to be patient and nice, and your tasty food will be out soon enough. The cafe itself is pretty small with just a few tables indoors. The outdoor patio is more expansive, and I recommend enjoying your food and drinks outside if the weather is decent.

Absolutely great experience, cute little place and everything was delicious. I would recommend…read moretrying this place if you are in the area! The service was really nice as well the people were super sweet and answered all of our questions, it's a cute little place my mom and I were pleasantly pleased!

Came here for a friend of mine who is vegan. They had all she loves. So we decided to try for…read moredinner. The funny thing is that there was a blackout. So we drove there but were not sure it was open. It was. Just dark. And some things on the menu were not available. But everyone was super nice and they brought us a menu that had what they offer in a blackout. With the flashlights we looked over the menu. They had probably about 8 customers not including the 2 of us. So they were trying to accommodate. I got the watermelon tomato gazpacho and the chick pea caesar salad. Both were very good. On the gazpacho I wish there was a bit more watermelon flavor and chunks. The salad was good. Very hearty. My friend got the mushroom po boy. She liked it as well. The server was very nice and attentive. The lights eventually came back on about 3/4 the way through our meal. So now we could see. The place is cute and the fans were welcome on a humid evening. You have to pay to park. And the restaurant is all the way down on the right. The area is very cute and kinda touristy. The only down side besides paying to park are the prices. Just because it's vegan doesn't mean it's cheap. It's not. Prices are higher. Just for my soup and salad my dinner was $28. I guess that could be standard but I got soup and a salad. But it was good. I would go back, just not often. Overall good experience in a challenging evening with the blackout.

Sprig and Vine's last day will be 10/18/25. This has been of those unique gems that have combined…read moreculinary talent in creating delicious vegetarian fare in an unpretentious and affordable way. They will truly be missed and what made coming to New Hope a wonderful memory in itself! Like many other gems, Bucks County was lucky to have it+

Our daughter visiting from PA and she is Celiac Disease GF so this is her favorite spot in NJ…read more Great food options prepared fresh and delicious. Sat outside on patio under an umbrella . Met owner Tom who sincerely cares about his customers. Great overall dining experience!

This is a great Italian restaurant if you have any dietary restrictions (and even if you don't)…read more If you're a vegetarian, vegan or have a gluten-free diet, this is definitely the place for you! They will even put a tiny sign on your table that says Gluten-free, to remind your server. What service! And their menu has such a wide variety of items, that everyone will find something to satisfy them. The food is delicious here! Reasonable prices; huge portions sizes. Service and hospitality was wonderful and they really pay attention to food requirements and allergies. I've never experienced a restaurant who took these issues so seriously. Kudos to Mama's Cafe Baci!!

We've lived in Doylestown for almost two years and haven't been to Nourish until today. Not sure…read morewhy we waited so long--we've missed so much! I had the falafel bowl and the RICOTTA & PISTACHIO CAKE. The cake was delicious: delicate and flavorful. I enjoyed the pistachio crumble as well. The falafel bowl was also very good. The falafel was very tasty and I thought well combined with the other flavors of the bowl. A hearty portion! What could be better? Weekend hours and hours later into the evening!

Fantastic little spot! I called ahead for pickup since I was using a gift card, and my order was…read moreright on time. I had one of the special drinks - watermelon and lime chiller - which was absolutely perfect for a hot summer day. I also had the fontina grilled cheese which was amazing. Very tiny inside so those of us picking up were a little squished, but otherwise flawless!

Delicious, gluten free, and vegan! All of my favorite things! I eat these meals to ensure I have a…read morenutritious lunch while at work; I order the breakfasts as well. I have a lot of stomach issues and can say these meals make my belly feel good in all the right ways. In addition, they taste fantastic. Delivery is convenient and everything is packaged nicely. Definitely give the food and service a try!

So happy to find another place that has vegan food! The restaurant is very clean and I hope…read moreeveryone will give it a try.

I was visiting New Hope to celebrate my birthday - I ended up visiting here three times. I'm not…read morevegan but appreciated the absolute deliciousness of everything I ordered. The rosemary french fries were outrageously good. The tofu banh mi was great! I returned for my birthday dinner and had the grilled lion's mane steak and coconut cake. Everything was perfect... such a wonderful experience, excellent service by thoughtful people who really cared that I was happy.

I am not a vegan and neither is my husband. I have liked the Vegan food I have tried in my life,…read moreand my husband was terrified to try it. I have wanted to try this place though so this was our chance. It was really cute inside and actually pretty spacious. First of all, I got the 'Cucumber Fresca' to drink which was Muddled Cucumber, Fresh Lime & Mint Sprigs, Coconut Water, Agave. It was SO refreshing and delicious. I wanted to buy a jug of this stuff. My husband and I shared the 'Loaded Nachos' which was House-Made Tortilla Chips, Pico de Gallo, Avocado, Black Beans, Cashew Queso, Salsa Verde & Sour Cream Drizzle. Again, this was very flavorful and a really good portion size. For the entrees, my husband got the 'Piergios' which was Locally Made Potato Pierogi Sautéed with Caramelized Onions, Served with Applesauce and Sour Cream. As a guy who was scared of Vegan food, he really enjoyed these. The entree was $24 which he thought was a high price for the size of the entree but he liked the taste. I got the 'Truffle Topped Mushroom Risotto' which was a Chunky Mushroom Medley, Carnaroli Rice, Shaved Truffle. It needed a bit more flavoring but it was still a decent portion and had a good taste overall. We ended the meal with the 'Carrot Cake'. It was really good size and the icing was delicious! The staff was super helpful and friendly. The price of our whole meal, including tip, was $120.... which is high for sure but Vegan food is always higher. Would I come back? maybe. But I am very glad I tried it.