We dined in the market fair area when you just walk in so that we could order from two different…read morelocations and enjoy them as one complete meal. We started by ordering drinks and a salad from the sidebar, which is part of Hops/scotch in the old Harper and Penny location. They just had a soft launch and we got to meet and speak with Ethan who took terrific care of us. We absolutely loved the Burrata salad special and I had two glasses of wai wai Sauvignon Blanc and my wife enjoyed 2 glasses of Bodegas La Val Albariño. We had ordered a frog Diablo pizza spuntiono as well. Terrific when two great brands, comped together delivering a memorable experience

Finally came here for Happy Hour (4 -6 PM Mon - Thursday/Friday?) and the lovely bar staff treated…read moreus well - siper attentive and friendly. Delicious cocktails ($10 for Happy Hour or $14 - $16 otherwise) and a surprisingly delightful oatmilk latte for $4.00. So delicious. We'll be back for sure.

Omg. Went into there today. Place allowed smoking. The clientele could not start a sentence…read morewithout say F^^k. It was terrible. Don't recommend anyone going

Great bar but bouncers have the biggest egos. If the guy who worked on 11/7 ever sees this, you're…read morethe biggest loser I've ever met.

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!!!

The other side is the casual side of Chambers. It has the jukebox, a large bar, multiple large…read morescreen tbs, and a chill vibe. You can order the same menu from Chambers, or just hang with a drink. On the weekends, they often have live music, and the crowd is much younger than. But during the week the Other Side is a perfect place to chill for happy hour with one of their great craft beers.

Great bartenders. The Manhattan was made perfectly…read more Small wine selection but you can taste before you order a whole glass to see if it you like. Small cozy spot. Great for a cocktail with friends. Comfy seating with cool decor.

This time have to give 5 stars because it wasn't busy and we didn't have to wait for anything. Not…read moreshort staffed that time. Love their food and love how cute the spot is it will forever be our go to.

Went in there with my girlfriend for a price fix meal ... Nice enough looking place but once we…read moreordered our meal things went downhill. One of the items on the price fix menu was a salad. Only one entry for the salad. This salad had shrimp which I personally don't eat, so I asked that they give my shrimp to my girlfriend on her salad. When the salad came out, no shrimp. When I asked why she was not given my shrimp, the owner came to me and said that I ordered the vegetarian salad, not an option on the menu by the way. So I said well now I'd want my shrimp can you bring it to me and he said that's not what I ordered. So for the price of three shrimp, I already knew I would never go back there. $110 per person I think they can afford three shrimp. Food was okay, not stellar but we did leave hungry and for that price in Doylestown that shouldn't happen. Had one shot which was pretty expensive, would have drank more but after the shrimp incident we decided not to spend another dollar. I won't be returning. They don't seem to understand customer service at this restaurant. If you do decide to go in the future, make sure you're careful about any live entertainment. We were under the impression that we would be able to stay for the show that was happening at 6:30 but since we had an early reservation we were told we could not stay. When we made the reservation there was an option to check that we wanted to attend this and we were able to make that check on the software. Bottom line we spend our Valentine's Day angry about shrimp and disappointed we couldn't see a show we were expecting.

The vibes were off here and prices were high. Bright lights on, few patrons, and TVs showing…read moreendless screensavers of icy mountains. The opposite of welcoming.

We stopped here for drinks as we were exploring Doylestown for the afternoon. The restaurant's…read moredecor (hats and chandeliers) were quirky and memorable. While the drink was fine, the bartender was fun and friendly. The pace was quick but not frenetic. Customers were in and out rather quickly, and the food seemed to follow the same pattern.

"I'd only get salmon if it can be prepared RARE." "Yes! It…read morecan be," replied our server. It wasn't. With that I deduct a star, but all told my meal was pretty darned good. String beans, not my favorite vegetable, were delicious -- crisp and very garlicky. The menu says 'almondine' but I don't think they were. The beet puree is a nice aesthetic touch, albeit lacking distinct flavor. T went with the restaurant's spin on pot pie. The filling (roast chicken, carrots, onions, peas, celery and potatoes) was excellent. The pastry topping, somewhat brittle. We chose the Hattery because I had one thing in mind: al fresco dining. There are maybe five tables on the patio out front. The restaurant was formerly a hat factory (no surprise), cigar shop, shoe store and speakeasy during prohibition. It's located on the first floor of the historic Doylestown Inn, which is still in operation. (Note my photo of the lobby.) The Hattery's menu isn't extensive, but I think they cover most bases. It's worth a look if you happen to be downtown. But don't order a margarita if it's some kind of fruit concoction. We both gave it thumbs down.

I'll be day dreaming of the salmon tacos for the rest of my life ! our waiter was amazing (7:45 pm…read moreon 5/6/26) ofcourse got the famous ribs & spicy icecream & it did not disappoint!!! Amazing way to celebrate my bday ! Great food! Great drinks & great vibes !

A delightful small plates experience in downtown Doylestown! What a great dining night we had last…read morenight! The staff explained their process and how things work prior to ordering and excelled at pacing the plates during our dinner. Every plate was wonderful and flavorful. My faves were the cod special and the ribs. But the oysters were divine, the truffle and smoked potato chips a real surprise, blue cheese toast delightful, and the wild boar skewers yum! Wonderful small place with just the most perfect lighting. Great for groups or just romance.