My husband and I just enjoyed a made-to-order ( not heated up from the case) Brooklyn pizza…read more We agree that it's the best pizza in Doylestown. The sauce was delicious and the crust light and chewy; authentic pizza. Also, the crust was cooked through and not half raw, like it's been in another pizza place in town. We'll be back. If you go, order a whole freshly made pizza.

Great place to stop by after walking round the town. Really…read morefriendly staff. It fits into the small town atmosphere around it and the pizza was pretty good. Ty for hooking us up

I have been trying to call them over the last week to place an order the phone just rings and rings…read moreor it's busy. The owner said they do not take orders over the phone any more. No I am sorry, nothing. Don't care how good their wings are, this time I am done. I said maybe you should put a recording on the phone. No response.

I just had my first steak burger and I liked it. The fries were amazing as usual and they are…read moregenerous with their portion! I love the fountain soda machine that offers a million options , I like the zero calorie sprite options and they offer tops for the to go option. I have asked several times what size the actual patty is and no employee has ever been able to answer the my question do went with the single for lunch today. The burger was very good , the first bite was tasty and you know you aren't at a large fast food chain. I would say the patty was 3-3.5 ounces so a double would probably be recommended if you're hungry. The potato roll was good but definitely a little too big for one patty . The burger is a solid value when ordered in the combo meal which includes fries and a drink. I was hoping it was better than it was and it is not in the same league as five guys or way back burgers, other local competition. Next review will be the cheesesteak!

Had pizza last evening with some girls. it was excellent! Thank you Rosa for the garlic…read moreknots...they are outstanding!

Very bad service. I went to see why the high rating. I asked for slice of Margarita, He who look…read morelike the owner no we don't have any. I ask him do you have anything close to. No answer because he was glue to the TV, watching a soccer match. What's the matter for him? Do you want to sell pizza or watch a soccer match? I walked out of there not wanting to return again.

Elevated Eats really does live up to its name…read more This place has been on my list to check out for a while, and I finally got the chance to go. We definitely were not disappointed. The location itself is pretty cool -- it's inside a repurposed bank building, which is a great concept and gives the place a unique feel. The food follows that same idea. Think about your standard sandwiches and bar food, then imagine taking those familiar favorites and kicking them up several notches. That's what Elevated Eats seems to be all about, and they definitely have their own concepts for making these dishes stand out from the crowd. I went with the Vodka Cutlet, and when you can see chicken breast popping out from all sides of a round roll and the sandwich is stacked high, you know you're in for something good. Fair warning: this one is going to get messy -- but it's absolutely worth it. Between the vodka sauce, burrata cheese, hot honey, and prosciutto, there are so many flavors going on. It's like fireworks in your mouth, but somehow everything is still well balanced. You get the richness of the vodka sauce and burrata, the sweetness and heat from the hot honey, and you can still taste the prosciutto throughout the sandwich. And the chicken? There's plenty of it. Honestly, my biggest problem was trying to decide what to order. Everything on the menu looked overwhelmingly delicious and tempting, and there were several things I wanted to try. We'll definitely be going back. If you're in the area, I'd recommend giving Elevated Eats a try. Come hungry -- and maybe bring a few extra napkins.

Some of the best food I've had it awhile! They had a bunch of vegetarian options, and the vibes in…read morethere were awesome. Definitely will be coming back!

Heading to a different place for happy hour we got side tracked as we passed Gloria's and turned…read morearound to check it out. Glad we did! It is a huge place. Quite empty on a Wednesday afternoon at 4:30. I assume they get a younger crowd that works and comes later (we are retired). The happy hour menu impressed us. Speciality cocktails normally $15-ish were only $9. That got our attention. Plus $5 appetizers. Never see lemon drop martini, manhattan and expresso martinis on happy hour afterall. And those were our picks (3 of us). We were celebrating Mom's 93 birthday. For the $5. appetizers we picked pork spring rolls, potato chip nachos, and mozzarella sticks. The chips were the winner. BUT "never" get the spring rolls. Two very disappointing , tiny spring rolls that had a microscopic amount of pork. It was pathetic. Not even worth it for $5. I would stay away from those. Silly only two on the plate and there were 3 of us. Too small to share. Our server was efficent and sweet. She added to a nice happy hour. We enjoyed playing a few rounds of table shuffle board. Nice addition. The best part of our happy hour was a friendly couple (we just met them) at the bar surprised us and paid for a round of drinks since they heard it was my Mom's 93 birthday!! That surely made her day extra special and memorable.

Visited Gloria Sports & Spirits during happy hour and ordered a mix of happy hour items and regular…read moremenu offerings. Overall, the experience was underwhelming. The Good: Gloria Fries Gloria spice, Cooper sharp cheese sauce, truffle parm aioli. Easily one of the highlights. Well-seasoned, indulgent, and flavorful. The dipping sauces were very good. Especially the cooper sharp cheese sauce. $8 happy hour price, normally $10. Truffle Shuffle Pizza EVOO, mozzarella, mushroom, truffle honey, rosemary. The best of the three pizzas we ordered. Balanced flavors, well-executed, and this pizza truly delivered! Definitely worth the $10 price, otherwise $19 regular price. Boardwalk Pizza with Pepperoni Bianco Di Napoli sauce, mozzarella, fior di latte, parm, oregano. Solid pizza with good flavor and balance. Paid $12 happy hour price, otherwise it is $19. Just Okay: Stuffed Grape Leaves Mediterranean-style dolmas with lemon rice. Fine, nothing memorable. $7 1/2-Pound Smash Burger Two smash-seared patties, Cooper sharp cheese, LTO, umami sauce, toasted brioche bun. Decent burger, but didn't stand out considering the price of $16 Not So Great: Margherita Pizza Bianco Di Napoli sauce, fior di latte, basil, EVOO. Came out burnt (as shown in the photo), which is hard to overlook. Fortunately we only paid $10 (happy hour price) regular price $18 Jumbo Wings Ten pieces served with buttermilk blue cheese, celery, and carrots. These should not be labeled "jumbo" as there isn't anything jumbo about these wings. At $1.50 per wing, they're overpriced and not worth it. Final Thoughts: Gloria Sports and Spirits describes itself as an elevated dining experience, but that mostly seems to translate to elevated prices. I would only recommend ordering from the happy hour menu. The pizzas aren't worth the nearly $20 price tag, and the wings are neither jumbo nor a good value. One final note: root beer is apparently the only soda without unlimited refills. It's $5 per order, which isn't disclosed until the bill arrives. An unpleasant surprise. Overall, for future visits I'll be sticking strictly to the happy hour menu. And that's all I can recommend for anyone else when visiting Gloria Sports and Spirits.

got 15 pieces of chicken wing half of soy sauce and half of gang nam style fire ($1+) , it could be…read morelittle more crispier. But still sauce was good. And piece was pretty big. Place was busy with togo customer.

coating was very crispy and good! I was very impressed with…read moreservice also. I will definitely will go back and get some more fried chicken wings,,,

great wings and the best bang for your buck...10 wings and fries with a drink for 15 dollars. Can't…read morego wrong! especially in this economy. I had the bufflo lemon pepper Wingz. Ate them so fast i forgot to take a photo. Great food great staff. Welcoming ambiance.

Famous is my spot great service and even better wings I test anyone in the area to put there wings…read moreagainst Famous wings if someone's know of such a place put ya money up I got on it

What a delightful find while out antiquing. A quiet little tavern with friendly staff…read more Not your ordinary tavern fare. The chef likes to get creative and concocts more than burgers and wings. Be sure to ask what the special of the day are. I had a special burger with grilled Halloumi cheese and crush pistachios. An odd combination but worked well together and a nice change over a basic burger. He had a buffalo chicken cheese steak and said it was juicy and flavorful. The Wycombe has a cosy rustic atmosphere with a full bar and plenty of tables for eating in.

The Wycombe Tavern & Grille…read more We visited The Wycombe Tavern & Grille at approximately 7:45 p.m. on a Saturday. There were only two other occupied tables and a few people seated at the bar, so we were surprised by the slow service. After waiting quite a while, we eventually had to ask to be served. The service improved after that, and our server was pleasant, but the tables still lacked consistent attention. Several staff members appeared to spend a considerable amount of time gathered in a back room talking rather than checking on guests. The mozzarella sticks were very good and earned 4 stars, as did the French onion soup. Although the website gives the impression of a more traditional village inn, the interior is actually fairly modern. There also appears to be a very nice outdoor beer garden area that would be enjoyable in warmer weather. The cottage pie was a generous portion, but it was somewhat limited in flavor and contained very few vegetables. The fish dinner included nice-sized pieces of fish with a light breading. It was enjoyable overall, although not exceptional, so I would rate it 3.5 stars. Service: 3 stars Overall experience: 3.5 stars The Wycombe Tavern & Grille has a pleasant atmosphere, good appetizers and reasonable portions, but the service and some of the entrées could use improvement. Location: https://maps.google.com/maps/place//data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c6aa60a172dc8f:0xbb1683c53638c2c4?entry=s&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjU_uqMzN2VAxU7MlkFHWQNHUcQ4kB6BAgeEAA&hl=en

There is something about Korean Fried Chicken that always has me going back for more. BB.q Chicken…read morein the North Wales Assi is on of my go-to places. You'll have plenty of options when it comes to flavor, style, and size. I usually go standard with soy garlic and occasionally get the original and use my own spicy honey at home. I also recommend you get the pickled radish. Orders are usually ready in 20ish minutes. You can order in advance for big events, such as I did for the most recent Superbowl. Service is friendly. Seating is limited to the food court area, so it is probably best to enjoy at home!

Best Korean fried wings hands down! Love the chain and love this location in the Assi Market food…read morecourt. Located on one side of the food market along with other food outlets, this one is the business and for a valid reason. You can eat in or take out as you desire but recommended to order in advance for pick up as it does take about 20-30 minutes to prepare the perfect and most crispiest wings. Love their amazing choices of flavors from sweet to spicy and savory! If you can handle the heat go for it it!! Food is always prepared fresh and employees are nice and provide great service and are always friendly. Love the small little kitchen and nice seat in area in the food court if you wish to eat it there

After a handful of visits over the years, I can honestly say the food and service just aren't worth…read morethe time or money. It doesn't seem to matter if the place is empty or packed you'll still wait way too long for food that's pretty mediocre. I really wanted to like this place because the location, decor, and layout are all great. But every time I go, the service feels cold and unwelcoming. No greeting, no friendliness, no sense that they're happy to have customers there. Instead, it feels like you're bothering the staff just by being there or asking a question. And the food is honestly always disappointing. After the first two times, I started sticking to drinks only. What really turned me off was seeing the owner post on social media making fun of negative reviews about long wait times and cold coffee. Those are fair complaints, and customer feedback should be taken seriously, not mocked. I'm sure they'll stay busy because they're in a tourist spot, but I'd save your time and money and go somewhere else.

Mama Hawk's Kitchen & Coffee is giving cozy main character energy. You walk in and immediately,…read moreboom, fireplace on the right, like they want you to relax and stay awhile. The seating works for both couples having a cute coffee date and groups catching up, which I appreciate. They've switched to a kiosk ordering system, and honestly? Kind of a win. Both kiosks can be used, orders move faster, and the staff can focus on making drinks instead of juggling a line. The only downside: no cash and no non-chip gift cards, which feels very "welcome to the future, hope you're prepared!" The staff is genuinely pleasant and even offered to remake my drink if anything went sideways, which automatically earns brownie points. Fair warning though: when it gets busy, it gets TIGHT. Like, "excuse me, sorry, I'm just existing" tight. That said... the drinks are absolutely worth the mild inconvenience. Cozy vibes, good coffee, and friendly staff? I'll gladly come back and do it all over again, preferably during a slightly less crowded moment.