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    Historic Piper Tavern

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed • 3:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    Devil's Acre Tavern - Steak fries

    Devil's Acre Tavern

    4.0(257 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    •$$

    Alright, let's bring this one all down the line to the current:…read more I'm going to let the music do the talking. For every visit where I've checked in here over the past five years, I've probably forgot to on a 1:1 ratio. I'm somewhere in the ballpark of 40 check ins here, which should give you an idea as to how we feel about DAT. Not a whole lot we haven't seen here over that time. Masks, menu changes, trivia night, music trivia night, brunch, lunch, etc. There are three keys that run throughout. 1. Hands on owner. Nate is very present in some capacity almost every time we're here. Nothing he won't do from seating, bussing, food running to turning the Yankees on a nearby TV for a fellow fan :) 2. The randomness of the music being played. Anything from 60's to 90's rock, occasional R&B, maybe some disco or my favorite from last Wednesday at lunch, Yacht Rock. Nothing goes down smoother than hard cider with grilled cheese and goulash and a side of the Admiral himself, Michael McDonald. Fantastic vibe and hang here every time. 3. The consistency of the menu. The short rib goulash and any of the soup renderings are fantastic. Past that, house made tots, wings, burgers, crab cakes, beef on Weck, links, perogies. It's all so damn good, even though I think the secret weapon is the seafood. Anything done here with crab, shrimp or the seasonal scallop specials are guaranteed winners. I guess to keep 'em honest, if there's one small ding I could bring up it's the pricing. Admittedly, some of the menu offerings are on the higher end of the spectrum but then again, the quality is there and so is the consistency. You get what you pay for. It's a 40-45 minute each way hike to come here and as long as they keep doing what they've been doing here since the beginning, in the immortal words of the prophet Randy Newman: "We're gonna ride it till we just can't ride it no more."

    Decided to pop in for a revisit ! Ken got…read moreThe Full Acre Bloody Mary ( pretzel kielbasa and deviled eggs). Got the thumbs up! I got the Devils peach fork. Very refreshing. Had a side of the whipped feta hot honey and peaches. I think a whipped ricotta would have brought it home. Anyway definitely worth the stop. Place is clean staff is friendly.

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    Plumsteadville Inn - The Hawke crabs

    Plumsteadville Inn

    4.0(290 reviews)
    2.7 mi
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    Celabrated my Birthday on September 15th! My husband and I had a perfect evening! The food is…read moretremendous and excellent service. Anyone looking for a wonderful experience needs to GO to the Restaurant. It is quaint with a great Bar area where you can also eat causually or experience the wonderful dining area that overlooks a pretty garden view. Our server was JENNA who brought this bday girl a magnificent dessert with a candle and sang to me! Jenna made sure we were well taken care of! If you are reading this make sure you GO to the Plumsteadviile and experience all they offer a "Bucks County Treasure"

    The entire staff we encountered were very, "VERY" professional, polite, and friendly. From check-in…read moreto check-out- the staff could not be more helpful and kind. The restaurant was ABSOLUTELY fabulous! We were terribly impressed with the dining options. The dinners included Octopus; Steamed Clams; Schintzel- all of these were exquisite...even the garlic bread included with the clams was perfectly toasted. This inn was built in 1751, so obviously it's very quaint and charming. However, there are a few areas that need a wisp of improvement. We stayed in Room 207. There were few electrical outlets and they didn't always cooperate. It wasn't until almost last day of our visit that we figured out the light switch (next to the door) needs to be up for that outlet to work. This room sits above the bar and dining area so we could hear the noises and music below. Since it is close to the street, the morning traffic noise from cars and large trucks is clearly heard.

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    The Northridge Restaurant

    The Northridge Restaurant

    4.4(14 reviews)
    8.4 mi

    Our second time back, celebrating another wedding anniversary. With all the other options in…read morethoroughout the River Towns, The Northridge Restaurant is by far the top seeded selection. They check every box at 100%. Mario the owner and his staff go out of their way to ensure that every aspect of your experience is stellar. We were delayed for our reservation due to unforseen traffic traveling north on Rt 29. When we arrived the hostess informed us that we had lost our request for the same table in front of the fireplace which bummed us. Just as we were getting seated elswhere servers Karen and Tracey surprised us and moved us to our requested table. Thank you to Karen and Tracey for making that adjustment. Now our evening was set on a course for perfection and great memories and this stellar review. We both aligned on 2-course and would possible add 1 dessert later on based on what was available. Not as wonderful and tasty as our dishes were, we were told the fall menu was coming in a few days times. Before event talking about he menu selections, our servicer, Karen, surprised us with two champagne flutes to help us celebrate our special evening. I'm start by saying each dish was a work of art, plating presenation. The flavor profiles, the perparation and cook timing. All works of art. The kitchen started us out with a 3-part amuse-bouche (single bit sized morsels) before appetizers. Each was so lovely prepared and presented. Was a delightful way to start the evening's meal. We then opened with a potato soup with pieces of lobster and the Northridge Salad (with a goat cheese swap in for the gargonzola cheese). Both were terrific starters. For our second course we orded the Shrimp Monfongo for my wife and the Farm'ers Short Rib for me. Both again, a work of culinary art. The platting presentation was such that we didn't want to disturb anything, the chef's platting orchestra was like a symphony. The shrimps cook just perfectly and my gosh, how meaty and large size. Large is not always good, but I tell you, Norhtridge's secret weapon is their food sources for their unique ingredients. No knife was need for the short rib, the meet melted off the bone. My only wish would had been more of the fabulous cut up vegatables to enjoy throughout the course. Of course we had just enough room to share one dessert, ladyfingers with fresh fruit.... while not our first choice as the Mango Cheescake was already finished, this was a suitable replacement and our cappuccinos were a perfect way to end our experience at Northridge. WOW an incredible second visit experience. Thank you Mario for remembering us as you walked through the dining room and to the staff for making our 26th, a most memorable and tasty experience.

    I bumped up my star calculation 1/2 point higher, because everyone was so nice and when our server…read moredescribed the items on the menu, she actually made my mouth water with the descriptions of ingredients and preparation. I was very impressed by the way we were greeted by Noelle at the door. A little bit of history of the renovated barn turned into a cozy, well-appointed Stockton area BYOB, some smiling chat and then we were off to our table to what we were looking forward to since we made our reservation. I love the idea of the prix fixe menu with a well-rounded selection (fish, seafood, meat, and vegan choices, etc.) Apps The potato soup had a nice smooth consistency, full pieces of lobster meat, a touch of truffle. 4 stars The tuna tartare was fresh but seriously underwhelming. Not much flavor nor pizazz there. I wish I got something else. 2 stars Entrees The seafood ramen noodle thingy, explained to us that it was a newer item in the menu and very popular was the highlight of my evening. The stock is everything in ramen dishes and this was no exception. Excellent lobster stock and perfectly prepared shrimp, cooked to a snap when bitten into. The marinated egg was very different and very good. It had a nice strong tingling taste. 5 stars The braised short rib was tender but dry. However, when mixed with the au jus and pureed carrots on the plate, it livened and juiced the meat up. The roasted broccolini was inedible. Totally undercooked, chewy and a waste of a fine veg. 3 stars Dessert The peach and biscuit napolean presented itself fantastically, was looking forward to the first bite out of this jar of delight and then fell flat. The peaches were hard and tasted like unripen fruit. The honey and syrup and the sweetness of the whipped cream was all one can taste. Very disappointed and a waste of calories. 2 stars Service Hostess 5 stars, wait people 4 stars. It would have been 5 stars, or perfect, if we didn't have to wait 25 minutes for our dessert which was ordered pre-dinner. It's not like it had to be baked fresh, I didn't think. Maybe they had to whip up and bake the biscuits. And also, this was the type of place where you have to chase down your server to get your check and then once again chase them down to take your card. Now, would I go back? If I was in the area, maybe. Some of the other apps and entrees I saw being served looked very interesting. But that was the main problem I had here. Presentation was creative and art-like but some dishes ended up not living up to the vision.

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