Food was good, portions fine. Our server was delightful…read more But upon walking in on a Saturday night, a young blonde woman was the hostess and looked miserable. First, please hire people that are genuinely friendly and want to provide good service. Secondly, once they figured out where we would sit, the hostess proceeded to grab two menus from the desk and put two bread plates UNDER HER ARMPIT and took us to the table. I don't know who does the training there, but that is disgusting. After we sat down, I reminded my husband not to touch the bread plates as she had them under her armpit, carrying them to the table. Why is a hostess grabbing bread plates from the hostess desk to place them on the table for diners? Can't they just be on the table when we get there. I don't know what else she was carrying that she felt she had to carry small plates under her armpit, but apparently if a hostess has too many things to carry to lead you to your table, there is a problem. Very odd set up. Disgusting hostess for thinking I would eat bread off a plate that was under her armpit with only a T-shirt on. What is wrong with people? I'm still thinking about it weeks later.

This is my first time coming to this restaurant (psst, definitely will not be my last). The…read moreatmosphere is very comfy and the bar.......awesome. Michael O., our server was so friendly. The minute we were seated, everytime Michael O. came by, he interacted, which made us feel so welcomed. Thank you Michael O. hope to see you again. Now for the food, but first, the menu. This menu had everything you can imagine. So I settled for a soup and sandwich. This food has so much flavor and the texture of the bread was on point. They have a huge outdoor patio with a fireplace and I can imagine when night time comes, I bet it's packed with happy people. Definitely going to some back again. Thanks

We had a party of two plus a baby. Went on a Sunday had a 30min wait. Service was good but it took…read morea while for the food to come out. Cold brew was super good, lobster Benedict was a special. It was tasty. My omelette lacked some flavor. Wasn't bad but wasn't great. Nice view of the water. Overall good brunch spot.

Local gem stilted up high with beautiful views of the Delaware River. Tried three pasta dishes and…read moreall were great from flavors to textures. Could not go wrong: radiatore, girelle, and lumache. They have a smaller size ($18-$20) or the larger "entree" size ($28) you can choose. There is an option to add shrimp ($8) or other meat to your pasta (not listed on the menu, you'll have to ask and they were accomodating). The bread and butter ($6) is worth it. Tasted and felt like they made it there. The doughnuts melt in your mouth ($20). It has a tiny bit of crispy for crunch and It was served with more than enough of the sweet caramel on the side if you craved more. Service was friendly

I hosted my bridal shower yesterday at Vault Brewing Co. If you're looking for a reliable,…read morereasonable and beautiful venue to host an event, look no further. From early conversations with the event manager to the way the entire staff treated me yesterday on-site, Vault's customer service is unmatched. I'd been exchanging emails with Sarah (the event manager) since February to ensure the space was the right fit. Sarah answered all my questions, responded to me in a timely manner, provided ample time for my bridesmaids and I to set up decor and we were permitted to bring our own cake and desserts. The bartender allowed me to Airdrop my custom bridal shower playlist to an iPad that was connected to their surround sound speakers so I could play the music I intended to play. She was attentive, kind and placed purses and miscellaneous items in the back area so it wouldn't be in guest view. She cut the cake for us towards the end of the event. Truly such outstanding service. The event space is located downstairs, completely separate from the main dining area and there is a private restroom. It was a wonderful size for my guest count of 16 people. Everyone in attendance raved about the chicken nachos and the pizza. I personally loved the Wild Mushroom pizza. The food kept getting refilled as the day went on. Each item was labeled and the bar had several menus to look at. This was executed PERFECTLY. I had such a positive experience and would highly recommend Vault Brewing Co. for all your event needs!

I went here with 4 other people on a Saturday evening. Surprisingly enough we were seated right…read moreaway. Our waiter quickly came over and took our drink order. We all tried a different beer and everyone enjoyed them. I won't break down each plate of food but everything we had was very good. The building is an old bank and is very cool. Been here a couple times and it doesn't disappoint.

Sharon took excellent care of us and the food was fantastic! We had the Mixed Grill and ginormous…read moreMil-lee's Specialty Salad.

We just happened to come across Mil-Lee's while in the process of moving to PA, and we've come back…read moremore than 5 times and we're not even fully moved yet. Mil-Lee's is a great place, with great food and great service at a great price. To us it also has a country feel but we're from NYC so take that with a grain of salt. There's plenty of seating and it's very close to Washington Crossing and convenient for people in Yardley. If you want to try a quaint spot with great food, give Mil-Lee's a try!!

Had my daughter's Bridal Shower yesterday at The Yardley Inn: After researching over 15 venues, we…read moresettled on the Yardley Inn. Wow, are we glad we did. The venue was awesome with a view of the river, the room held our group comfortably, the process with Sue Geiger was painless, the service was great, and the price was fair. But THE FOOD. The food (a full brunch) was absolutely amazing and plentiful. You won't be disappointed.

We took a friend ,who recently moved to the area, here to breakfast…read more The quiches are so lovely. Today the special quiche of the day is mushroom! It was the best. Beautiful crust and the flavour is delicious. It always comes with a small salad and some lovely fresh fruit. Service is magnificent . The view of the Delaware River is a wonderful treat. Very grateful to all the hard-working people that do their job so well and take care of us all.

Stopped by here tonight to grab some food. There was a band and the bar was packed, tables were…read morefull so we sat outside, k like that they gave a large free parking lot so it's easy to find a spot close by. I have no clue why the heaters weren't on, it was 59 degrees out when we left early because it was just too cold. Cuban sandwich was very good. I really liked the bread and the fries are my favorite. The service was a bit strange. We stood at the hostess stand with no one saying anything to anyone until I let her know we would just sit outside. We didn't ask for anything special or extra and the waiter returned to our table enough that it became somewhat uncomfortable like he wanted us to go, which we did.

My husband and I went here and enjoyed it. It was crowded but we got seated fairly quickly. Got the…read morewing special which was dill pickle. We both felt there could have been more seasoning on the wings. It was very mild. I got the Ruben which was delicious. I paid for the up charge of a Cesar salad side but don't think it was worth it. My husband got the French dip which he liked. I felt the meat was a little thick / tough. He got their special fries which are like crab fries. Overall we enjoyed it and will be back.

Very friendly, helpful, pleasant staff, wonderful SOURDOUGH bread option! Delicious Colombe coffee,…read moreeasy to use ordering kiosk, delicious egg breakfast sandwich with potatoes, comfortable seating. Adding this to our list of regular eating destinations!

Stony Hill Kitchen is an immaculate breakfast lunch space in the Makefield Crossing Executive…read moreCenter off Township Line Road, Lower Makefield, PA. Although the three buildings appear to have low occupancy these days, the cafeteria-like first floor space appears to be doing all right. Ordering is by digital screens and credit/debit card. Food prep is behind the counter or from a large salad bar set up in the middle of the floor. Seems pretty efficient. I was aware of its existence from Yelp, as well as its previous incarnations. After visiting PennMed across the road, I decided to go over and see what was going on. First impressions were positive, so I ordered a Farmers Omelet (veggies, cheddar) home fries, sourdough toast and La Colombe Java. It came to around none bucks, picked up at the service counter and eaten at one of their free tables. This was a 2 egger with adequate sauteed onions, mushrooms, roasted red pepper and melted cheese. One slice of buttered toast accompanied the main dish. The potatoes were undercooked, but not so hard as to challenge my molars. The coffee was the strongest entrant to the breakfast sweepstakes, as La Colombe usually is. On a cooler day I would have been tempted to sit under the outdoor pergola to enjoy a more leisurely morning, but given the pre-thunderstorm forecast, I opted to remain inside in the sanitary surroundings. Too, given a choice I prefer less single use plastics than provided here. No deduction, but a word to the wise and ecologically sound.

So happy that I have rediscovered Canal Street a few times since our first visit. This Greek…read morerestaurant has consistently delivered on taste and cozy ambience, whether a family dinner or a date lunch. Apps this time included cold dips and my favorite version of grape leaves. Meat dishes - especially lamp chops and blackened salmon were big winners. Carb cakes also crispy to perfection. Lemon potatoes were the all around favorite. Baklava was a treasured dessert and converted even my picky younger daughter over to Baklava (chocolate mousse also rich and delish). So glad we have had many great meals here and that Canal Street was such a nice place to have a weekend dinner with friends.

Our impromptu visit to Canal Street Grille left us less than raving. The stark interior was…read moreunwelcoming and cold. Which perfectly matched the staff who were somewhat preoccupied or disinterested. Even the woman who appeared to be either the manager or owner was less than thrilled to be in the dining room let alone interact with the patrons. The food came out slow with a pleasant presentation but overcooked proteins. We ate, we paid, we left. The End

Great place! In all honesty, they aren't my favorite bagel place around but they're decent and meet…read moreexpectations. Where they really excel is their breakfast foods BY FAR! I have such found memories of getting breakfast from here with friends. I do REALLY miss the breakfast burritos. My all time favorite food from this place was the Hashbrown Breakfast Burrito. I won't lie I have gone significantly less since these items were removed. However, every other item, french toast, hashbrown, meat sides, are all good. Staff is always friendly and helpful, they definitely hire good souls. Wish they would bring back the burritos but definitely worth a stop.

I had an issue with my omelette (it was missing cheese). I have a history of working in the…read morerestaurant business, so I called just to let them know what happened, and I spoke with Andrew, and he was so appreciative. And he told me next time I was going to let him know. I went in a few weeks later, talk to him, and he was so accommodating, and so appreciative of me just notifying them. Their food is always delicious and it never disappoints. And they were very quick to rectify the issue!

There have been many establishments in this building over the past ten years. This place is the…read moreabsolute best of them all. The menu has depth and there are daily specials, so you can always find something dependable or something new to have. What is most impressive is that they offer a decent selection of grilled items. For a small place, the cheesesteak is really good! It is my go to place for breakfast and lunch at work. Add to that a friendly staff, what more can you ask.

Difficult to find office complex cafe in Yardley (actually, Lower Makefield), off Stony Hill Road…read more It is in the 790 Building which is in the middle of this corporate center. Signage is minimal. The easiest path is to walk around the right end of the building, locate the outdoor patio dining area, and enter through that door. Otherwise, you will be walking down long hallways without assurance you will reach your destination. Obviously, The Weekday Cafe (nice alliteration), is meant primarily for the folk who work in the complex, but if I owned the business, I would want to cast a larger net. This is the third food operation at this location in about as many years, so they have their work cut out for them. Getting the word out beyond this small universe is critical. And, while the attractive shop is diminutive, it is worth discovering. They do a decent breakfast with a limited menu and good coffee. Service is friendly and efficient. My "Early Riser" sausage, egg and cheese on toasted English muffin was solid and cost only $2.95. The java flowed hot and strong. This morning, a few other office workers came in to pick up something to take to their desks, but not enough to make a success. Hopefully, their lunch trade carries them. They do have two other similar locations in Ewing and Hamilton, NJ, that are larger and also require excellent tracking skills to find, but seem to be doing well. As this Weekday Cafe is closest to home, I wish them good luck and smart advertising.