The food was EXCELLENT, waiter was knowledgeab of items on menu…read more. Drinks were great also. Terrific establishment.

We went to Rams for the first time on Saturday. Wow! What a fantastic experience. I got a Lager, my…read morewife started off with a Watermelon martini and it was amazing, I even tried it and liked it. Her second drink was an amazingly fresh squeezed orange crush. Reminded her instantly of Ocean City Maryland's Harbor side Bar. For dinner we started off with a crock of the French onion soup that ranks right up there with some of the best we ever had. For the main dish, I had the cheesesteak sandwich on a seeded roll. That will be a contender for a best of Upper Bucks outside of Philly cheesesteak hands down. My wife had the vodka chicken cheesesteak on a seeded roll and LOVED it. The restaurant was very busy and had a 20 minute wait for a table. We decided to sit at the bar and enjoyed that even more than sitting by ourselves. The bartenders are amazing. Talkative and friendly, explained the history of the restaurant to us and that they were about to celebrate 6 years of being in business. We will definitely be going back and bringing friends next time. My buddy is a cheesesteak snob but I believe the Ram will win him over. Until next time......

Stopped in after a visit to a much less friendly tap room down the street and had a great time! The…read moreservice was friendly and fast, the beer is tasty (Garcia's Forest is a really juicy IPA), and the venue was full of folks chatting, playing cards, and relaxing. Will be back!

The beer is always high quality from Free Will and they have a style for everyone. Best to go here…read moreon a weeknight. It is packed on weekends, not busy, like 100% capacity. Good ambiance on the slower nights.

The Sellersville Theater is one of my favorite music venues, even though it is over 70 miles away…read more For that reason, we sometimes stay overnight in their charming 10-room hotel, and have dinner at the restaurant. The food has remained very consistent here for years. The menu is appealing, and the prices are very reasonable. Last week, we had two glasses of cava, a pint of beer, the goat cheese and beet salad, the spring pea soup, the crab and shrimp cakes entrée, a generous side of red chili caramelized brussel sprouts, and the salmon filet over couscous, and the bill was under $110. Sellersville is out in the middle of nowhere, but making the trip is always worth it. We are seeing Marty Stuart and his band here next week. Not staying over this time, but definitely having dinner here before the show.

We stayed at the Washington House specifically to catch a concert at the Sellersville Theater, and…read moreit was the best decision. The convenience alone made this hotel a perfect choice--being able to walk over to the theater was a huge plus. The show itself was a Harry Chapin tribute in January 2026 featuring original band members Steve Chapin, Howie Fields, and Big John Wallace, which made the evening especially memorable. The hotel itself has Victorian details and a grand antique bar that gives the whole place a great vibe. It is a must-stay if you appreciate history mixed with modern comfort. Our room was clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet, providing a high-end yet cozy place to rest after the show. We had a delicious dinner at the hotel restaurant before the concert, and the breakfast the next morning (included with our stay) was great. If you are seeing a show at the theater, do yourself a favor and stay here--this is a very enjoyable stay and a place I'd happily return to, especially if attending an event at the theater.

Excellent food drinks service vibe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

14 dollars for a bourbon on the rocks? Might be owned by the tiny hats. Or maybe the large slob of…read morea bartender they had just didn't like me after he was tipped very well. The bartender definitely looked wired for sound having a snowstorm in his sinuses after my friends waited 20 minutes for a water and ice

Great beer and great environment!…read more Can't wait to visit again!! Especially love what they stand for!!!

So sad to see this place change. I used to enjoy sampling their beers - they had some good…read moreselections - but the atmosphere is different now and made me uncomfortable. I decided not to return. I prefer craft breweries that focus primarily on beer and food rather than visible political or social messaging. If you want a traditional American brewery atmosphere, this isn't it. The decor and signage give it a distinct West Coast vibe.

Northbound was such a great experience from start to finish. The food was fantastic--we shared the…read moreLe Frenchy pizza, the Pork Grilled Cheese, and the Sexy Fries, and every single dish was delicious and perfect for sharing. Our server was attentive, kind, and made us feel really taken care of throughout the night. Even though we didn't catch the train going by, sitting outside and enjoying the weather made it just as enjoyable. Overall, such a great spot with amazing food and a really nice atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit.

Went here for lunch today with the Mrs. (Sat). Ben was our bartender/server since we ate at the…read morebar. A fine young man, knows his craft and knows the menu. That's 2 stars out the gate. Made me a martini with house made dill infused vodka and bleu cheese stuffed olives (pic). We both had the pulled pork sandwich (pic). And they really brought sexy back, with their sexy fries, covered with garlic and herbs with truffle oil (pic). Definitely returning, def recommend. A rare 5 * lunch.

Branch Creek is a great open-air environment with good beer, food, and a convenient self-ordering…read moresystem. I will answer the questions I had before going, as others probably have the same: Is it family friendly? Yes, there were plenty of kids and even a couple babies on site. Its spacious and open air so there is no crowded feel. On the night we went it wasn't overly loud. My kids are usually picky eaters but they devoured their kid's meals and said it was very good. How's the beer? Very good. Branch brews a decent selection of their own beers and ciders which aren't bad at all. Their Cowpath Roadie Stout is particularly good. They also have guest brews from other local breweries. Its self-pour. You get a card to scan at each tap pour whatever you like. This allows you to control portions for samples and try a wider variety The Food? Its pretty good. Their menu isn't as robust as others but it has some good options. The focus on flatbreads. They say their "Goat" is the best, and they are not wrong. Its very good Sports? They have several large TVs and had the Phillies playoffs on. The crowd was very into the game, making for a fun experience. Bathrooms are very clean, single use. Definitely check this place out and don't be afraid to bring kids or a group.

The outdoor area is very cool especially if you can snag a spot by the fire pits. The thing here…read moreis that there's a wall or taps with beer, cider, and margaritas and it's all self serve and pay by the ounce. The system they have is a bit confusing. No cash is accepted, so you need to register with a credit card and your name to get a drink card which they link to your credit card. You then use the drink card to tap a strip on the wall above the tap you select for self service and then you pour. The screen above the tap will tell you how much you've spent and the cost of each pour. To order food you have to scan a QR code at your table and then enter the last 4 digits of your credit card so they can identify who you are. When you are done you drop the drink card into a box and you receive a text message with a link to your bill. I found it too complicated and didn't really love the beer selection. The food was not very good either. I guess it's a nice spot to bring a group and sit outside and their website states that outside food is allowed so that is another option.

Everything. Staff is great the food's great and the prices are reasonable. Live bands karaoke…read morewhat's not to like

What place doesn't do refills on soda for the non beer drinkers ? At almost 2 dollars a soda in a…read moretiny jar with a ton of ice is a rip