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.

Great beer and a great vibe for hanging out with friends. Lots of great beer selections. Plenty of…read moreindoor and outdoor seating.

Good beers on tap, good service, and fun atmosphere. I met up with a group of guys here, and at…read morethe time it was nice out, so we grabbed a table outside. There were some outdoor games going on, so it was a nice vibe, and I enjoyed the beer I got that night, though I can't recall whch one it was. This bar doesn't sell any food, but there was a food truck right outside from which a few guys bought food. Overall a pretty fun experience, and I would return when it's nice out again.

The food, drinks and service were great! Our waiter Maddox was amazing, very friendly and attentive.read more

The food was so good five starts. The service was quick and good. And the bird cage vibe is nice.read more

I was never here before. So glad we stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. Beers were great and there…read morewas live music. That was nice bonus to the visit! Super casual vibe which is always something I like!

Neat place and concept. Huge open room - only beer and wine are served and you can bring your own…read morefood (Silvios is next door). We came for a car show and watched the house band at night. They were so damned good - wow! 'The Crooked Eye Band.' Fun night with friendly people .

Great selections and price. Friendly knowledgeable staff always there to help you. Easy in and out!read more

This is an excellent option for you to get booze once the PA liquor stores and bars close. No hard…read moreliquor for sure, but fantastic selection of wine and beer at competitive prices. If you like craft beers, they have an outstanding depth of inventory. If you have a favorite, they should be able to get it for you. Very good customer service, too. Wine department has a section of PA wines. Their selection is impossibly good considering that it is in a grocery store. BTW, if you like Great Lakes Brewing Company, they have most of their big sellers on hand. They have 4 long aisles of beer. If you can't find something you like, sorry to be blunt, but there is something wrong with you.

Home for the holidays and the family told me about a brewery at the old NADC/NATC. They have…read moregluten-free options! Yes let's go! I got a flight of the 3 GF beverages that the make in house: a pear seltzer, a cinnamon whiskey spiked cider (Syzygy), and an apple pie cider. They were all great, but really liked the Sygyzy. I followed those with a pumpkin spiced old fashioned. All the coctails are made with liquor distilled in PA. Very nice, with a hint of vanilla. Mom and Dad got beers. For food, I got a gluten free (cauliflower crust) pizza, and mom got the gluten-ful version of the same...plain basic pie. They offer toppings, but none really interested me. Dad got the garlic parmesan wings, which he really liked! 10 per order. For the gluten free pizza, I confirmed before ordering that they don't place it on the pans with other pizza. It is cooked on its own disposable tray. A day later and I'm not sick! So for GF food options, that's all there is. But it was good! When I grew up around here, this building was part of a military research and training center. Eventually the government decommissioned it and gave us a brewery! There's more to it but if you go on a Sunday, they have tours of the whole "Fuge" (centrifuge) building that give you all the stories and history. I'm hearing it secondhand, but it sounds cool.

You're going to need gps to get to Tranquility. Looping around the back of a warehouses, passing…read moreloading docks and parked tractor trailers but trust me... it's back there consider it part of the theme, going It was empty the day we came and had a very limited menu (July 4th weekend). We ate and had the place to ourselves until it was time to pay and we tapped out and another couple took over. A decent experience.

Okay... First, a disclaimer: I hardly ever drink. And I don't like beer at all. But at a…read morerestaurant, my wife thoroughly enjoyed a glass of Kentucky Vanilla Barrel Cream Ale. So being a good husband, I decided to get her a six-pack of KVBCA. I first went to a significantly larger beer store further south on Rt. 611. They had KVBCA, but sold them only by the case. So I called around and discovered "Thirsty's Beer." They also had it in cases, but they were perfectly happy to break open the case so I could buy a single six-pack for my wife. I can't speak with authority regarding the store's selection or price. I just don't buy enough alcohol to make a knowledgeable comparison. But I can testify that the larger store didn't want to break apart a case, but Thirsty's was willing to accommodate my request. Given that our house doesn't go through alcohol very quickly, we are more likely to buy six-packs than cases, and for that reason, I'll be returning to Thirsty's the next time I'm asked to pick up some beer.

I've been there twice, the first time a couple of years ago, the second time today. They had no…read moreprices on their shelves either time. The beer is haphazardly arranged. And I repeat, there are NO prices on the shelves. There was a particular recently released beer I had been looking for all over Bucks County and it appeared they had a case of it. But when I went to the counter to buy it, I noticed that it was the 2021 version, so almost 5 years old. Another beer that they showed me was from 2022.

I visited Iron Abbey twice because of the FIFA games and absolutely loved it! The vibes of the pub…read morewere perrrfffect. Everyone was super kind, helpful, quick, and genuinely cared about your experience. One of the girls at the bar was so sweet (I think her name was Hannah). She was sooo lovely. The food I had (pierogies and nachos) was yum, and I really liked their Baby Bob. I'm a stout girlie, and I think I liked it even more than Guinness! I'd definitely come back and try out their happy hour

Disappointing Sonoma Wine Dinner - Poor Value for $82 I…read moreattended the Harvest in Sonoma Wine Dinner at Iron Abbey, and unfortunately, it did not live up to the $82 price tag. The venue itself was much too loud, making it incredibly difficult to enjoy a paired, guided tasting experience. While the first course salad was excellent, the rest of the meal fell flat. The scallops arrived cold, and the short rib was served with extensive, untrimmed fat. To make matters worse, the final bill included automatic tips/gratuities that were completely undisclosed when buying tickets or registering. For $82 per person, you are much better off spending your money at an excellent, dedicated local restaurant. I would not recommend this event and will not be returning.

This was one of the remaining restaurants/bars in D-town I had yet to visit. This was my…read moregirlfriend's old stomping grounds and used to be a regular here. She met a lot of good friends here and always had a blast. I finally got the privilege to come here with her and see what it was all about! We stopped in with two friends on a Friday night. The bar was already full but there were still some open tables so we sat down. I felt bad for our server because he was running the bar and some tables but he did an excellent job and eventually had some help. Lots of beer choices, I ended up with a winter brew but I can't recall the name or brewery. It was a tasty drink nonetheless. Two of us ordered the French Onion soup which was really damn good. I've been on a FOS kick lately, experimenting with my own recipes, so it was good to get some inspiration. Entrees for our party included fish & chips, chicken wrap and I had the bacon jam burger. Awesome burger with a really unique sweet/smokey bacon sauce and frizzled onions. Cooked to perfection and loaded with flavor. I was very impressed. Definitely recommend this place if you're in town. I would like to explore Chambers the next time we go back. TOS seems to be the more happening side. It has the live music, juke box and plenty of space once they clear out the tables for dancing. Everyone was friendly, staff and patrons included!

Was visiting the area was a rainy day and stumbled upon this location for a drink. A nice size bar…read morewith lots of tables and chairs around. On a main street so parking Isn't easy. The bartender was super nice and really knew how to make an amazing drink. We started with an espresso martini for $14, which was delicious it wasn't super milky it was just right. These are actually made in a bigger batch, so I assume they are huge seller. We then had a delicious chocolate martini the bartender made because we wanted to try a liquor we saw at the bar. Then we decided to eat my boyfriend and got the crispy Buffalo chicken wrap with taro chips for $14.50. Something so simple was yet so delicious . I also have never had taro chips, and do I say I couldn't stop eating them. We ended with a purple rain, which I have never had before, and again, the bartender made it delicious!!!

Talk about yelp reviews. I am so glad I listened to them. To find this place I went to an…read moreapartment complex type place. I would have never found it on my own Authentic Mexican food. The tacos were amazing. I took nachos and a burrito home. I'm so glad I did as they were so good. The staff was super friendly and very attentive. I had some pineapple drink. It was tasty. It's a must visit place if you are in the area

The quesabirria tacos absolutely lived up to the hype and were easily the best thing we ordered…read more They were packed with flavor and definitely worth getting. Unfortunately, the chorizo, shrimp, and al pastor tacos were just okay. They all seemed to be missing something and lacked the flavor I was expecting. I've had much better versions of each at other taco spots. Overall, I left a little disappointed given all the great reviews and recommendations. I'd come back for the quesabirria, but I'd probably skip the other tacos next time.