We had a wonderful New Year's Eve dinner at Tressini in Ambler and, as always, it lived up to our…read moreexpectations. The food was excellent overall. Everything was flavorful and thoughtfully prepared, and the crispy potatoes were absolutely to die for. While my swordfish came out slightly cold and a tad bland, the quality and taste of the rest of the meal more than made up for it. The service was strong, especially considering how busy New Year's Eve can be. We were taken great care of by who I believe was the manager for the evening, which made the experience feel especially welcoming and well managed. Our server seemed extremely busy, and while we wish he could have been a bit more accommodating, it was clear he was juggling a lot and still handled everything wonderfully. My family comes to Tressini very often and we always look forward to dining here. it's a place we truly enjoy and trust for a great meal. The only things we'd love to see improved are a bit more variety on the menu and more dessert options, as there was a heavy focus on gelato. Overall, another lovely experience, and we'll definitely be back again soon. It was definitely packed for the holiday, but it was not crazy loud to the point where you can't hear yourself so no complaints on the ambiance.

Drink drinks were delicious…read more Bread was scrumptious with the ricotta dip I had the shrimp with beans and vegetables and it was fantastic My son had the Cacio E Pepe My other son had the pigs ears with Bolognese My wife had the chicken with a mushroom gravy and she would not even give me a taste. Hoarded it for the next meal. The potatoes were fantastic. The desserts were phenomenal. Olive oil cake is incredible chocolate inside out cannoli. Great place - great atmosphere - great service

Outstanding, once again. Stopped in to get some drinks and…read moreshared a delightful order of spinach artichoke Panini. It was mouthwatering comfort food with a little sweet finish. That went perfect with my famous monsters, pumpkin seasonal beer, and my wife's rose Maza glass of wine. The staff are always so kind so pleasant so friendly and engaging. Tonight was Lindsey and our previous trip. It was Nate there. Certainly a passion for what the kids do here at this restaurant.

So I've eaten here a few times and wanted to wait until I gave a review. It's soooo close but just…read moremisses the mark. I've had the fried chicken sandwich which tasted fishy like they used the same batter as the fish and chips or used the same frier oil and it was just a weird taste and very greasy. I also got the brisket quesadilla which was too much cheese, not enough brisket and the brisket was dry. Had the H&P fries which is bacon and gorgonzola cheese with a Balsamic glaze and the cheese was just the wrong cheese. It's way too heavy flavor for it though there needs to be a vehicle for the bacon and Balsamic but maybe a Swiss would be better. Just way too heavy. The fries themselves are killer and I wanted it to be good but really hard to get through. Again. So close to being good but so far disappointed.

excellent service and terrific food. Because there were just two of us and we ordered different…read moreitems the food was prepared in the kitchen which is fine. I will be back soon.

I came here with a group for a late lunch, and it was my first time trying this restaurant. While…read morethe food and service were pretty good overall, the pricing felt less appealing. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 3/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 4/5 Parking - Private Parking Lot Atmosphere - The restaurant is nothing special and decorated very minimally. That said, everything was clean, which is always appreciated. Service - The service is excellent. The staff cooks the food for you at the table. While I personally prefer to cook the food myself, having the staff handle everything made the experience feel a bit rushed. What We Ordered - Steamed Egg - which was good Tofu Stew - which was good Beef Tartar - which was very good Pork Belly - which was okay Galbi and Marinated Galbi - which were very good Final Thoughts - The food is solid, but the prices are quite high compared to other Korean restaurants I have been to that offer similar quality. The service is what really stood out here, with friendly and helpful staff.

I came here on a Tuesday night with my husband. The service was very friendly and prompt. There was…read morelive music playing, and it seems like they have it regularly. We loved the big menu--everything sounded very good. We had the clams appetizer, a corned beef sandwich, and the Fire on the Mountain burger. The burger was spicy with great flavor and nice juiciness. The corned beef sandwich was also good and came on a pretzel bun. The clams were tasty and served with a white wine sauce. Overall, we had a great experience and can't wait to come back to try their prime rib and Mexican night. They also have a good selection of drinks and beer.

So I've been to the west end in quakertown a bunch of times and I like to think of this place as…read morethe twin brother who's just as cool but you've never met him. They opened this place not to long ago and it has great food awesome location and good vibes because the way its designed. Twinkle lighting and a fire place that sets the mood. But at the same time there are days they have live music and I believe line dancing which is awesome. I absolutely love the fried pickles and that roast beef sanwhich with the horse radish sauce that will clear you stuffiest nose. Oh and the cheesesteak egg rolls are a must get. I didn't get any dessert so I can't speak on that but the waiter was fast and super attentive. I'll definitely be back

Location On South Broad Street, south west of Lansdale…read moreParking Large open lot Atmosphere Local pub-live music-see schedule Seating Inside bar, high top tables, couch, back room-games Service Friendly, immediate Menu Whenever we are in town, we MUST stop in for their selections of beer, wines, and cocktails. Note-bottles of wine are NOT for sale. Sad. Love the pinnacle ridge pinot Grigio. Worth the trip. Offer bar food. Summary Love, love, love this local spot and menu. I would like to purchase bottles-hint! See you there!

This is a terrific locally-owned and operated bar in Lansdale. Beer selection is outstanding and…read moretheir cocktail game is on point. The staff is always extremely friendly and provides great service. They also regularly have live music which we really enjoy. Highly recommend!

Service was great, food was hot and delicious, clean inviting atmosphere…read more I had the veggie sandwich, the fried eggplant was hot and crisp, the grilled vegetables were well seasoned. My husband enjoyed the cheesesteak, it was hot, the sesame roll was crisp and warm. Great find!

My husband and I finally stopped in here after driving past too many times to count; we live within…read morea mile of the place. We were very pleasantly suprised. My husband had a burger which he said was delicious, and made exactly as ordered. I had a chicken quesadilla which was also delicious. I ordered the quesadilla because I was not that hungry; I was not prepared for the very large plate I was served. We had the rest of it for lunch today. The bartender, Vicki, was very nice and was also very attentive. They were having Trivia night, which we did not realize before going inside. But it was not obtrusive or blaring at all. Overall we really liked the place and definitely plan to go back.

Three words: Cajun Chicken Pasta. Spicy and full of flavor and is not what you'd expect from a…read morehotel bar. Had it twice and the second time it came out a greasy mess but the manager quickly and kindly took care of it and the re-made order was just as tasty as the first time I'd had it while visiting the area. A co-worker got a chicken sandwich and the fries looked way overdone, so I don't suggest those, but the pasta was amazing!

Stopped in here for a nightcap after attending a retirement party nearby…read more $4 for a bottle of Yuengling. It was cold. No complaints

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.

First visit - February 2025…read more We went to lunch here. The restaurant is a converted former train station and sits right next to a set of train tracks. They have a covered outdoor seating area that is well heated. The day we ate there was extremely windy. Although it was a little noisy, there were no drafts which surprised me. Our server was very friendly. He seemed to care about making sure we were enjoying our meal. Actually everyone who worked there had a smile and were pleasant in their interactions. The food was good. I had a fried duck stir fried rice which was a good sized portion. They used duck fat for the stir fry. The rice tasted even better the next day when I ate the leftovers. Recent visit - November 2025 My partner and I went here for lunch. We started with the Crab Dip (Havarti Cheese, Cheddar Cheese, Cream Cheese, Jumbo Lump Crab, Green Onion, Grilled Sourdough Bread). She had the Chicken and Waffles (Belgium Waffle, Fried Chicken, Bourbon Spiced Pure Maple Syrup, Bacon Butter). The waffle was very light and fluffy. The chicken was excellent. I had the Smoked BBQ Pork Chop (house smoked bone in pork chop, sweet potato mash, brussels sprouts, BBQ sauce). It was very delicious. The restaurant is worth the almost hour drive.

I think I just had the BEST burger I've had in a dogs age. For reals!…read moreWe had a long day driving back from Cape cod and wanted not to deal with cooking something for supper. Most familiar places were closed, it being Monday so we took to Google to see what our options were. We just wanted burgers. Nothing fancy. We got seated right away and got to peruse the menu. Simple and to.the point. More than reasonable prices for how excellent the food is. Nothing over $20 on the menu. Seriously. I got the maple bbq burger. Now, the only note I have is the bacon could've been crispier. Other than that, it was juicy, full of flavor, cooked perfectly and all elements worked in harmony. The bbq sauce wasn't too sweet or ketchup-y like some and the maple bacon was YUM. My mom got the cheese burger with cooper sharp and it was heavenly. The tomatoes were just bursting with flavor. The decor is geared towards music. We had an old pic of Sonny & Cher with Bob Dylan. It was hard to look at given how changed Cher is from her um... enhancements. The ceiling is covered with old concert.posters & it was a hoot picking all of the ones I LURVE out (old Bowie poster.from the 70s to start). There are TV screens EVERYWHERE with ALL current games showing. I could watch a baseball game while the.flyers were hopefully beating Pittsburgh.(Sorry to all da burgh fans) Just a fun place for great food & drink. They have a trivia night, bingo.nite, happy hour etc. Highly recommend!

Pour House is the okayest place in the area. And honestly, that's the problem. It's such a missed…read moreopportunity. Let's break it down: Location: 5/5 Vibe / Atmosphere: ​4/5 Beer Selection: ​4/5 Service: 4/5 Food: 2/5 Takeout: 3/5 On paper, this place should be a home run. Great location. Solid sports bar energy. Rock-and-roll decor, good music, and it's a perfectly fine spot to catch Monday Night Football or grab beers with friends. The staff generally does a good job, and the beer list is one of the better ones in the area. But the food is the weak link and unfortunately, it's a big one. The food is consistently below average. It's not terrible, but it's disappointing, especially given the prices. This is a place where you're better off ordering apps, feeding the kids, or just sticking to drinks. If this is your one night out for the week or the month, you're probably leaving wishing you'd gone somewhere else. ​The menu itself is broad, I don't want to say everything here is "mid," but I've tried a wide range of items: salads, turkey burger, tacos, bowls, wings... and the only consistently safe bets seem to be the appetizers or fried foods. For a lot of people, that's probably fine, but those are the items I try to stay away from, which makes the menu tougher to navigate. Maybe there's a standout dish I haven't tried yet, but I shouldn't have to hunt for something good. Takeout is another mixed bag. Every time I've tried ordering online, it looks like it's working...until it doesn't. Checkout fails, and I end up having to call in my order to a noisy bar. Once the order is placed, things usually go smoothly, but they should fix it or put up a notice before wasting your time customizing an order for 8 people. What really bugs me about Pour House is that it occupies a prime spot in the local restaurant scene. It feels like it blocks better sports bar concepts from opening because, technically, "that spot is already taken." But it's a mismatch. They need to pick a lane, either: -Lower the prices and lean into classic bar food, or -Keep the prices and raise the food quality a full notch or two Right now, it's stuck in the middle and that's why it lands at three stars. So close to being great, but not quite there.