The Perk never disappoints. I had lunch with the man who handles my investments. My treat because…read moreall is going well. He had the corned beef special with fries and ice tea. I had a delicious Prime Rib sandwich, this is The Perk's, known go to with horse radish, dipping broth, chips and a Diet Coke. We also ordered onion rings. Everything was vert good. It can be a little hard to hear in the dining area. It was full and the waitresses were busy. Speaking of our waitress, she was upbeat, big smile and easy to speak with. I do not know how The Perk does it but with the crowd they have, they get the meals out quickly. Competitive pricing. Owners visits around making sure everyone is enjoying their meal. There is a parking area but small. On street parking for most customers. Cash or credit. I enjoyed our meeting and very good lunch. I do not think you will be disappointed eating at The Perk.

Ambience was local pub, with great apps and local beer on tap…read more Service was very attentive, right on top of us WITHOUT being cloying. I had a wonderful Coconut Shrimp app and their roast beef au jus sandwich. Both were great! I'll be back!

This review is definitely long overdue!…read more We've been coming to J.T. Bankers for many years and I honestly can't remember a time when we had a bad meal there. The wings are awesome -- nice and meaty with great flavor. We especially love the Wednesday night burger special. The burgers are stacked, and you have plenty of toppings to choose from. Whenever I'm in the mood for a really good burger, Bankers is one of my go-to places. The desserts are really good too. Our favorite is the peanut butter pie -- it's hard to pass up! The staff has always been friendly and welcoming. My girlfriend was pretty disappointed when the Cubano sandwich disappeared from the menu. She really loved that one, so hopefully it makes a comeback someday! Overall, it's just a great local bar. Good food, friendly people, friendly staff, and a place we've enjoyed coming to for many years. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't been!

We went back to JT Bankers for a light dinner. Hamburgers, fries, and a nice beer. Large bar area…read more Dining in the bar area and separate. People are very friendly. Service was good. Prices were reasonable $$. Offer many items on the menu. Check out the website. Tough parking at JT's. More room on the side street. Take credit cards.

Great place. Not fancy from the outside but clean and friendly inside. Ordered the French Dip with…read morefries. Rolls were crunchy so well! Sandwich was very good. Our server was very nice. Overall, I would definitely be back!

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

A year later and I have been a few times, this is our last. $10 for 6 small Mac and Cheese bites…read more This isn't Lincoln Financial Field, but they have Aramark prices here. I guess the rent in the Noah's Ark shopping center must be high.

Well, well, well a great cheesesteak at Philly Philly Cheesesteak out here in Perkasie, PA. I was…read morehesitant. There are a number very good cheesesteaks places outside Philadelphia. The cheesesteak I ate was delicious. Cooper cheese and fine steak with fried onions hit the spot. I am new to this area and look forward to hitting more food joints to voice an opinion. The young lady behind the counter was pleasant. An employee you would want to hire. My bill with fries and a bottle of Diet Coke came to less than $15. I wish to clarify that I had their half size which was stuffed with meat. Plenty of parking. They are next to the Giant on Blooming Glen Road. They take credit cards. It was hot outside. Their place was very comfortable and cool, not too cold to sit down and devour the sandwich. I did take a picture of what I ate. The fries were included not extra. I have no problem recommending Philly Philly Cheasesteak in Perkasie, PA

My wife and I had dinner here before a shower in the Sellersville Theater. We had a reservation…read morewhich may or may not have been needed but I wanted to be sure we could eat before the concert. I grew up in the area but never ate here prior. We ordered fried Brussel sprouts as an appetizer. I ordered the bone-in pork chop and my wife ordered the short ribs. Both were very good. Service was excellent. We didn't get the appetizer or salads too close to each other and we waited an appropriate amount of time before getting entrees. Dessert was amazing! My carrot cake was so good and I had to savor it, which is rare for me. Highly recommend!

My girlfriend and I ate here last night, and unfortunately the food didn't live up to our…read moreexpectations. I ordered the filet cooked medium, but it came out well done and was very dry. My girlfriend ordered her steak medium rare, but it was served medium well. The asparagus was also surprisingly small--the tiniest we've ever seen. Considering our entrées were $44 each, we expected much better quality and attention to the requested temperatures. On a positive note, our waitress was excellent--friendly, attentive, and provided great service throughout the meal. The Old Fashioneds were also excellent and ended up being the highlight of our dining experience.

The food special was right on Joe was on point with his…read morefriendly personality The portions were large enough for two I'm an hour away and we'll be back.

Happy hour was only $1 off drafts, chicken parm was burnt, chicken club was dry, seasonal cocktails…read morewere overpriced for being average.

WOW! First visit this evening. Maize is a small very intimate venue. The mode is prix fixe. There…read moreis an open view of the kitchen and the small but highly skilled culinary team. The dining area seats no more than 24 and is expertly managed by Carl. Things started with a delightful amuse buoche. Ours was a bite of bison brisket on an herbed crema. Then came a hot from the oven biscuit. The fish course was roasted grouper perfectly prepared and plated. Next up was sautéed shrimp on a vanilla sweet corn sauce with roasted okra. Then came seared rare slices of NY strip with broccoli rabe, scalloped potatoes, and steamed albino beans. A scoop of watermelon sorbet to cleanse the palette was followed by a desert of peach bread pudding with blueberry compote and crème freche. Mauser is a fine example of the difference between merely eating and fine dining.

Maize is a wonderful and special restaurant that is so worth seeking out. We visited for the first…read moretime on a Saturday evening in late March. Service was friendly, professional, and attentive. The dining room was warm and comfortable. And the food? We loved the succession of bites and plates. Everything was delicious and nicely presented. The chef and his team are focused on and really care about the details. In terms of the overall experience, Maize was at least as good as fancy, super-pricey Philly restaurants like Lark. We'll definitely be back!

We went back to the Rams! We had such a great time on our first visit to the Rams Pint House we…read moredecided to try it again. We got seated right away after arriving at 5:30ish on a Friday night. The rooftop has hopping and the music was playing. We decided to seat inside on the 2nd floor at a table overlooking the street below. My wife got a lemon drop martini thingy and I got my usual pint of Lager. For an appetizer we got the cheesesteak pirogies. They were very good. For dinner my wife got the chicken cheesesteak vodka sauce on a seeded roll. Yummy! I went to something new for me. I got the chicken pasta entree. It was very good. But, I have to admit... the cheesesteak I raved about during our first visit, should have been my meal again. I just wanted to try something new tonight. Give the Rams a try, it does seam to be a hopping spot for the locals. We saw a lot of folks walking to the restaurant from their homes in town. That was pretty cool. Lots of parking in the lots across the street so parking was not an issue. And it was free.

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

My wife and I had breakfast at Cafe at the Mill. I was looking forward to offering a 5 star review…read morebut I cannot. It was Saturday and crowded. Nice facility. The young staff was very efficient and friendly. We sat at our table after ordering a good 20 minutes and I am being generous. The toast was barely toasted. The potatoes were mushy. Eggs over were fine. Plenty of coffee during the wait. We were asked for refills several times. The cafe is a converted mill. Plenty of room. Cash or credit. Adequate parking.

Lovely little brunch spot that I had been looking for in the area. The seating is quite odd and…read morecompartmentalized into small rooms with 3 or 4 tables. Opted for a lighter option in the frittata. definitely check out the specials for the day when you visit

Buns were hard, manager had attitude. 4/10 experience. Do NOT recommend . The only urinal wall…read moredivider was broken off the wall, along with the only toilet not flushing.

most of the workers are nice, manager was very rude. Taking my business to Burger Kingread more