The Devil Made Us Do It!…read more Popped into Devil's Acre for lunch today, located right along Easton Rd in Doylestown. The place has a good-sized dining area with booths, high tops, and bar seating. The staff was warm, welcoming, and impressively patient with my million questions about the "daily specials." Devil's Acre rotates deli, dog, salad, tot, and soup options each day - definitely ask what kind of mischief the chef is up to before ordering. After some back-and-forth, I played it safe (?) with the Fried Chicken Sandwich while he went with the Beef on Weck. We started with the pretzel bites, which turned out to be a bit of a disappointment - six small pieces with a lackluster dipping sauce. Wouldn't recommend. Unfortunately, the main event didn't redeem things. My chicken sandwich was underwhelming, small, and it could've used a good pounding to actually fit the bun. The beef had decent flavor but was begging for an au jus to take it to the next level. Both sandwiches came with chips, want fries instead? That's not just an up charge - it's a full side order, and you lose the chips in the process. All in, lunch set us back nearly $60 with tip, and we left feeling underfed in both flavor and value. Next time I hear the Devil whispering, I think I'll keep driving.

After a day on the lake, you cannot do much better than this German inspired eatery! Everything was…read moredelicious and links I tried were full of spices and complemented well! Service was wonderful!

A very cool bottle shop that sells a variety of craft beers in singles format. I have not sat in to…read moreenjoy a beverage yet but plan on it when things get back to normal. Usually has everything I am looking for and I have never walked out empty handed. Very reasonably priced as well. Many fridges where the beers are kept at the perfect temperature. Great bottle bar as well. If in the area check them out, you will not be disappointed.

There's not much more American than a dog and a beer but this very cool bottle shop takes it to the…read morenext level! We're talking gourmet dogs and an impressive selection of bottles and drafts. These folks might be off the beaten path for some. It's about one minute from the Lansdale exit of 476. For those technology challenged, your GPS might object to the tiny town of Kulpsville. Use Lansdale and you'll be fine. I made the trip up yesterday for an early lunch and discovered that the shop was run by two very personable and knowledgeable sisters. These ladies know their beer! Expect excellent CUSTOMER SERVICE. I love high ABV brews and I was in heaven here. I enjoyed a Pizza Boy Double and an Allagash James Bean both on draft. We're talking 12%-13%. You need to take it easy with these bad boys. My first dog was called the "Cole" for $3.65. It came with slaw and a spicy chipotle ranch dressing. My second dog was a classic chili dog for $3.50. The chili was spot on and they even added a spoon to my order to grasp the spilled deliciousness. Two dogs and two beers made for an outstanding lunch! If this sounds good to you then get off your butt and make the trip. If you are a beer aficionado this should be DESTINATION spot for you.

I'm always looking for a great hot dog and I've found some really good ones at Top Dog!…read more The Chicago and Memphis dogs were incredible but I was blown away by the kimchi dog. A gourmet balance of tangy, spicy, fatty, just perfect! The owner and his team and so nice and helpful and the vibe perfectly matches the are of peddlers village. Can't wait to go back!

Among the quaint shops, bazaars, and oddities of Peddlers' Village are surprisingly few "casual"…read moreoptions for a quick lunch. After taking the drive to Lahaska, we were looking for a vegetarian friendly bite to eat before wandering around and stumbled across Top Dog. This tiny shop keeps it simple with a menu of dogs and fries: plain, Chicago style, Seattle style et al, and any dog can be made with a veggie sausage. We both got a veggie dog (hers with sauerkraut, mine with kimchi) and a pickle spear, and split an order of crispy fries. The dogs were better than expected, with nice savory notes, while the kimchi brought the bite. The owner was very friendly and more than happy to accommodate

Ever since Shake Shack did me dirty and removed the Shackago dog, I've not been able to find a good…read moreChicago style hotdog. Cue this place. The hotdogs are huge, all beef with generous toppings and a fantastic toasted roll. They each cost around $7. It was a 5-napkin affair and don't go with someone who will judge you for how messy you'll look while eating this thing. You order at the kiosk and they bring it to you. While you wait, explore the dizzying array of frozen meals and snacks.

Great food and service... Wasn't sure what to expect and the order taker guided me and I got two…read morehotdogs. She was amazed that I ate both.

I've heard a lot about Coach's from some serious cheesesteak fanatics. I've been meaning to try…read morethem for months, I happened to be in the area one morning. I was excited when I saw they were open at 10am (but would've waited around if they didn't open until 11am). When I went in I ordered my cheesesteak: Cooper Sharp, with fried onions. As I finished saying that I was told "sorry, let me check something. We're serving breakfast until 11 and usually don't have any steak cut." I said no problem, I'll come back at 11am. They told me "don't worry about it, we'll make it for you". That was pretty impressive because I learned as I waited for my food just how busy these guys were with a ton of takeout orders. I didn't eat in the restaurant but it's definitely an option, plenty of tables in a well lit and clean dining room. I grabbed mine to go and made it to my destination in a ten minutes...the food was still piping hot. Now, I was also able to grab some wings since I heard those were good too. I opted for the Spicy Garlic sauce, which in all honesty is probably just their garlic sauce with some buffalo mixed in. No worries, it had a good flavor and there was no shortage of sauce. My only issue with the wings is the size. I'm sure I am in the minority here but I actually prefer small wings, these things are massive. But at $1 each I'm sure most people appreciate this. Now onto the steak. They use sirloin at Coach's and I honestly am fine with either Sirloin or Ribeye as long as it's not full of gristle and cut right. They also use Liscio's rolls which are some of the best around. The onions were cut the perfect size, some places it looks like Ray Charles does morning prep, not here! Every onion cut uniform and not too large plus they're were cooked perfectly. The cheese was evenly mixed through the meat that was seasoned well. Maybe a little too much pepper but at this point I'm splitting atoms. The cheesesteak was phenomenal, so good that you should absolutely make the trip to visit. There aren't many GOOD cheesesteak spots in this part of Bucks county and calling most of the GOOD is a stretch. Coach's is a GREAT cheesesteak spot and worth every penny!

Different Cheesesteak #1197. Christmas came early for the cheesesteak guy! I got a cheesesteak…read morewith fried onions and mushrooms. Let's get this out of the way, The fried onions can/should be smaller and the mushrooms got lost in the cheesesteak. But those 2 things don't really matter because this a very good cheesesteak. Coach's uses fresh sliced sirloin. I'm a sirloin fan. They season the meat. It tasted like steak. Good Liscio's roll. Good amount of cheese. I hate to say this because one guy working and he got slammed with orders, would have liked a little better cheese distribution. Gotta love eating by a fireplace. Very clean grill. Bonus video of Ed cleaning the grill. PS who knew Doylestown is straight out of a Hallmark movie?!?!?!?!

I had a great experience at the Boova Haus at the Quakertown farmers market! Nothing had caught my…read moreeye at the market and just as I was about to leave I saw the photos and knew I had to try this place. It lived up to my expectations! I got the Boova Shankel with onions on top and a cherry fried pie made to order. Both were served piping hot, fresh, and delicious. The service was very approachable and friendly. There were little tables to dine at if you'd like. Really great experience having Traditional Pennsylvania Dutch Food!

Had Another great comfy meal there , had the boova Shantel there for the first time, and love the…read morecomfy vibe w the flickering candles !

Eh. Was really looking forward to a hot dog joint other than Five Guys in the area. Most of the…read moredogs were good. Could have used more of a good hard fry in my opinion. The onions weren't really sautéed as much as I like either. The beans and mac were unfortunately some of the most flavorless sides I've had in a long time. The beans almost had a sour taste. If you are used to Bush's Baked Beans these aren't it for you. Tenders were ok and thank goodness the tots were right. Other than that I'll probably continue my search for a good local hot dog joint.

I'll have to start by saying I've never been a fan of Naked Brewing, but Cheese Dawgs on the other…read morehand is a great hot dog joint. They picked a perfect spot in Bristol Borough that they seemed to have partnered with Naked Brewing on. If you have kids the downstairs area is ok, but with live music I had to take my son upstairs to preserve our hearing! We found parking in the large municipal lot behind the building. Upstairs we found cozier seating at a high top table with service. Downstairs I believe you have to walk up to the bar or just sit at the bar for service. I also don't believe the full beer menu is available downstairs. The menu is full of tempting toppings and styles with your choice of regular/footlong dogs, hot sausage or kielbasa. I had a hot sausage with pepper hash and coleslaw. It had a snappy skin, decent heat and was delicious when paired with the sweet coleslaw and pepper hash. My friend ordered frank and tots and reported it to be delicious and filling. My son had a regular dog and we all shared a big pretzel with beer cheese. I had an IPA named Thank Frank that was about average for a West Coast style IPA and my pal had a couple of their darker offerings that he wasn't impressed with. Our server was nice and gave a great recommendation to add the pepper hash. She wasn't the fastest at coming to check on our beers so we bailed. I had one and she never asked if I wanted another and never refilled our waters. Prices weren't too bad. I would definitely return for some more of the interesting creations on the dawg menu, but the brews are really nothing special. Good solid time here and kid friendly, not so great service or beer.

Great! Everyone else who put a bad review is wrong. We love the pierogies and the hotdogs.read more

1st time. Got 2 Yocco dogs. They were ok, but nothing special. Maybe I'm spoiled by Chicago dogs…read morewith lots of toppings.