Beautiful scenic location right in the middle of a bustling north wales. The grounds are manicured…read moreand well maintained. We dined in and were seated in the main dining area in a room next to the bar. We did not have a reservation and the hostess was kind enough to give us a table. We ordered soup of the day ( mushroom soup), boneless wings and a salad. Food was good. There were several elderly folks dining in. The place is steeped in history and you can read all about it in the menu. Good place for a dinner date or a social event

Visited in middle of May at noon, hopefully things have improved:…read moreThe hostess was a snit because we requested another table, the room was empty. Mrs. had the filet, very good. Mr. had the crab cake, one of the worst ever, over cooked & salty. Had Julia ever returned after serving, it would have been sent back. Where did she go? Not to be seen until the delivering the check. Finally, if you are over 5'7" the is no leg room under the tables. We should have dined in the town of Ambler.

Ramses is a true Gentleman, running the place, with warmth and energy! The food is high quality,…read moreand portions are generous. My family of Italian food snobs Enjoys Buona Sera, and has a wonderful time because they are smart and attentive and take great care of your party. We have one daughter with food allergies, and they always take care of it without making it a big deal. Buona Sera is our Go To restaurant!

We celebrated Valentine's Day here and everything was absolutely wonderful. The food was excellent,…read moreevery dish came out hot, fresh, and delicious. The service was truly perfect: attentive, welcoming, and seamless from start to finish. The atmosphere felt warm and inviting, making the evening feel extra special. Such a thoughtful touch that each lady received a rose at the end of dinner ....a beautiful way to end the night. A perfectly executed Valentine's experience. We will definitely be back!

Great space, great customer attention! - We scheduled a room for our book club. Immediately…read morereceived an email with all the details, including a map of the location and a contact number. The room had a high quality Audio/Visual setup, that Jonathan was kind to setup for us. Thanks!!! - The room was well-lit and seating and table space were comfortable. Food was(is) also allowed. Having evening access was a necessity for our group, and was no problem to arrange. We stayed a little later than expected, still wasn't a problem. I will recommend this services anytime!

I've been a part of the Stacks community since the beginning. Jon and team made such an amazing…read morespot for remote workers to have a spot to work and flourish in the heart of a beautiful, historic, Bucks County borough... Doylestown. I would suggest anyone looking for a community and a place to work to check out Stacks Co. right away.

The staff was fantastic even though they were short on help this I understand…read more But I didn't want to make a fuss that the food came in cold . Sorry for the price you pay food should have been delivered hot . The atmosphere did make me feel at home I drove about a hour to get there it will have to be something really special to go back

When we went there in March neither their food or service was as good as it was during previous…read morevisits, though still at a premium price. Ambience was unchanged - reminiscent of a colonial pub.

A beautiful wedding reception for a beautiful couple. The Warrington was excellent from the decor,…read morethe food, and the staff. Unfortunately, the wedding was indoors due to the weather, but nothing stopped my friends and I from having a fantastic time. The cocktail hour was phenomenal from bacon wrapped scallops, mini chicken tacos, cheesesteak egg rolls, pigs in a blanket, ahi tuna, grilled cheese and tomato soup, crab cakes, mini bbq brisket sandwiches, and more - definitely try them all and go for seconds! The main course started with a chicken noodle soup that was flavorful and light, a great way to start your meal. The dinner roll was fresh and different for each guest, but excellent. My main course was the salmon which came with a delicious cream sauce, mashed potatoes, and carrots. Naturally, my boyfriend got the steak (beef Wellington) with the same sides. The steak was cooked at medium and was perfect! Afterwards, there was a cheesesteak station with French fries prepared outside in the cocktail lounge for guests to get a second meal - excellent as well. It was a great time and highly recommend!

The Warrington is a country club in the town by that name a few miles west of Doylestown. The Bucks…read moreCounty Democratic Committee held its annual Roosevelt Dinner there last night in the main dining hall. The overall feel of the club is one of quiet opulence. It is very attractive and well maintained. The room held our 300+ people comfortably. Tables of 12 filled the space with walking and chatting easily accomplished. Service was efficient and unobtrusive. The evening was designed for an abundance of public speaking (some would say too much, but what do you expect from a room full of pols?) The buffet spread was more than adequate from salad through dessert. Yet, such events are seldom about the food and much more about jazzing people up to work hard the next three weeks to get our slate of candidates elected on November 5th, and Keeping Bucks Blue and supporting the national ticket. The grub was better than rubber chicken, but I forget exactly what was on my plate. As you would expect the speakers did their jobs well. Three congresspeople started off the festivities, followed by the Governors of Delaware and Rhode Island. Our Lieutenant Governor also lit us up, as did an Under Secretary of the Army (a former congressman) and a couple of local pols with our State Senator as master of ceremonies. We were up out of our seats in shouted ovation multiple times. The Warrington held up well with minimal acoustic issues. We managed to party like it was already November 6. We knew that the Vice President had been in the neighborhood earlier in the day speaking at Washington Crossing Historic Park, and hoped she might make a surprise guest appearance to send us over the moon, but learned she had a date with Fox News for an interview. No doubt she would have had more fun with us. This was a pep rally in spades and white linen.

This is alittle overdue but still wanted to leave a review here for Val and the ladies at Blue…read moreViolet. We ordered our wedding flowers here and it was definitely one of the best decisions we made! These ladies are amazing and truly care about their clients. We started with a phone consultation to get some ideas of our vision and I sent a few pictures but afterwards the ladies just worked their magic! I was really happy with how the bouquets turned out-the floral choices and color combination just looked beautiful together! Thank you so much Val and team!

I have a hesitancy over ordering online flowers (often disappointed) so have learned the lesson to…read morefind a local florist Thank you to Blue Violet Florist for listening to my vision, thoughts and requests and arranging a beautiful arrangement to a sweet friend who lives in the area. Always happy to support a small, local business too!

Wow. What a unique, random gem and historic property. What is Fonthill and why is there a castle in…read moreDoylestown, Pennsylvania? Fonthill Castle was the home of archeologist and tile maker Henry Chapman Mercer. (Also in Doylestown are two more Mercer buildings you can tour - the Mercer Museum and the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works building, the business Mercer ran and where most of the tiles in the castle were produced.) Henry Mercer seems like he was an interesting guy, and you can see that in his home - 44 rooms, 18 fireplaces, 200 windows, who knows how many staircases...! And designed and decorated in a way I've never seen anywhere else. The castle is an early example of poured-in-place concrete building and is a mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles. And there are, of course, Moravia tiles (and some historic and international tiles that he collected during his life) throughout the house - almost more than you could imagine. We visited last Saturday to experience their "Fonthill Castle Holiday Lights Meander Experience," which allows you to visit the castle through a self-guided experience (there were staff in various rooms who were happy to answer questions) and enjoy a series of Christmas trees on display throughout the home. I definitely enjoyed the experience but am definitely planning a return visit to see the castle in better light (not at night in the dark - which was perfect for the Christmas tree experience) - they offer 60-minute guided tours though the house for most of the year! The castle is pretty wild, and I look forward to visiting it again and experiencing it in a new way. If you are interested in architecture, art, crafts, the Arts and Crafts design movement, or just quirky, unusual places, definitely add Fonthill to your list and check it out!

Amazing property, it is a hidden gem. Went with my family for the tour and everyone enjoyed it!read more

Our group of 20 arranged for 18 holes of golf and lunch after. Unfortunately, I injured myself a…read moreday prior and could only do the lunch. I pass this course quite often, played there years ago and was disappointed that I couldn't golf. I forget about this course actually. Anyway, as my group finished golf and arrived for lunch most said the grounds were as hard as a rock, not in good shape and I should be glad not to have golfed that day. Hmm. They all said no more golf outings there. In all fairness, it is the first week of Spring and maybe it just needs more time since the season is just starting. Nonetheless...they were very disappointed. On a good note, the 20 of us sat on the outside covered patio and had a really good lunch. I wasn't expecting much based on the bad reviews of the course therefore I was quite surprised just how good the food was at their restaurant. My burger and fries were delicious. Cooked exactly as requested. The chicken cheesesteak was a huge sandwich and filled with a generous amount of chicken. Two could easily share that. Everyone enjoyed their food and drinks. Only one mishap...they ran out of fries! Substituted onion rings. Normally, that would be a good thing however, the onion rings looked awful. Skinny and overdone, more fried breading then onion...not the good kind of onion rings. Glad I was last to get the fries otherwise my review would be less stars. The quesadilla, salads and other meals also looked very good and generous portions. Our service was friendly and timly. I can see going back for lunch at some point to dine outside on a nice day. Not sure about the golf? I was fluctuating between 3 and 4 stars bc 3.5 would be my pick however, I just can't do 4 stars...hopefully next time. And I will try the restaurant again...probably one of the better restaurants in that area.

Food is terrible (burnt, dry, and flavorless), decor is extremely dated, and service is lacking…read more We thought this would at least be an okay place with hopes of it being upscale. I hate posting bad reviews, but I want to save others from the disappointment.