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Heirloom Doylestown

4.6 (131 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Seasonal Omelette
Justis T.

Great dining without being pretentious. The space is cute, seating approximately 40 people. It was the perfect way to kick off an afternoon stroll through downtown Doylestown. The staff are kind, attentive, and quick. American Express is accepted here, and you can pay at the register with contactless payment methods (I used Apple Pay as I wanted to use my AmEx, and I didn't bring my physical card). The seasonal omelette included cremini mushrooms and goat cheese, the bread was perfectly toasted, and the potatoes were perfectly seasoned without being oily. The meal was amazing, and we'd go back in a heartbeat.

Miche

It's so nice to be back. We made reservations. I highly recommend it. Once again, the table had an adorable vase with lovely flowers in . Staff is so fantastic. Perfection. An amazing feature is that the menu is pretty small, but everything is so thoughtful and flavorful. Every dishes cook so wonderfully.. So fresh. I ordered the fish and it was so amazing and flavorful and colorful all the veggies and herbs! I look forward to coming back again soon!!

Turkey cranberry sandwich on local sourdough with house made chips.
Michelle R.

Thoroughly impressed with this little farm to table restaurant!! Our wait time was only 10 minutes on a busy Sunday afternoon. The food is locally sourced and seasonal-- the best! The food was rich in taste and thoughtful in execution. The prices are surprisingly affordable, especially compared to other farm to table restaurants. The service was very friendly. I definitely recommend you dine fearlessly here, can't wait to visit again!

Reviewguru C.

Excellent food! Cozy atmosphere. Dined in for lunch . Got san gennaro hash, tomato bisque and crab and avacado salad.

Morgan C.

This was our first time to Heirloom as it's been on our list since moving to the area! We had a reservation and were seated and attended to promptly. We split two "appetizers" - 1/2 dozen oysters and we each got a cup of the carrot soup. We split two of the "small plates" - Brussels sprouts and the crab cake. Finally we shared two of the entrees, the tagliatelle and the sea bass. Overall we loved the ambience and the service. We also loved that it was BYOB! The food was not the best we ever had hence the 4 stars out of 5, but this is a wonderful spot!

Kielbasa and egg sandwich (!!!) with kettle chips and a pickle. Excellent. Very filling.
Katy B.

Came for brunch recently and had a great experience. Everything here is high quality and local, fully living up to its name. A few highlights: -the bread and spread: the seasonal version we had involved feta and cranberry jam with honey sprinkled with pistachios. I did think it was a bit pricy at $15 given that you get one (albeit giant) slice of bread. But the flavor! -the kielbasa and egg sandwich was a hefty slab of comfort food. The tangy Amish mustard with peppers they served with it was so good I asked for an extra side of it. It really works to offset the dominant salty-savory flavor of the rest of the ingredients. You will, of course, pay for the high quality, as it's not the cheapest brunch (and that's fine, just be aware!) Soft drinks are served in little bottles and are not "free refill," for example, and that'll get ya. This ain't no IHOP. If you, like my boyfriend, are a thirsty type, it's easy to rack up $9-15 just in Diet Coke and coffee alone, since each bottle is $3. Most dishes range from $14-$25 and additional sides such as fresh fruit or a serving of sausage are $5 extra. Access: it's in a cute downtown area, which means no dedicated parking. You'll need to parallel park somewhere on the street and pay the meter. I also found the restaurant a bit drafty, so if you're visiting in winter, bring a jacket! Charming and bright, but not exactly cozy!

Croque Monsieur ($17)
Ameya B.

Had made brunch reservations for day after thanksgiving day, and we managed to get a good seating at this relatively small place and were looking forward to some good food. Alexandria, our server was very friendly and quickly warned us about things that they no longer served but were still on the menu. They have since updated their menu online, but what we wanted to ordered was the Mushroom tart which looked quite solid. And so, we were stuck with ordering a Vegan Panino ($15) which wasn't that great, because we expected the marinated season roasted vegetables to be warm, which they were not. However, our table favorite was the Chorizo Hash which consisted of a truly spicy hot pepper, but was polished entirely. The other new addition on their menu was the Croque Monsieur ($17) which was a little on the creamier side and a relatively larger portion. Service overall was really nice though, and noise levels were on the quieter end. I think our table was the noisiest!

Suzy B.

What a great find from Yelp! With reviews like I read, I knew we were in for a great treat and a treat we received. Great service and a delicious brunch was had. I had the french toast and my husband had the Grains & Greens with chicken and he loved it. The restaurant itself is small and cozy so plan accordingly. We went at bit of a later time on Sunday, around 130pm and lucked out with a table for 2 with no wait. Everything looked so delicious it was hard to choose an entree so we will have to go back for dinner next time. I see it's also BYOB so bring your own if you want any adult beverages. You won't be disappointed. This is a very special restaurant.

Reema S.

My friends and I stopped by here for a quick late lunch/brunch situation on the weekend while visiting the cute little town of Doylestown, Pennsylvania. We were very excited to try their menu as the reviews were raving, and the photos of the food were extremely delicious-looking. The hostess was very accommodating and it did not take too long for us to get seated, even though they seemed to be having a busy afternoon. I ordered the softshell crab sandwich off their specials menu. My friends got the avocado crab salad, and the turkey sandwich. The softshell crab was fried perfectly, the bun was soft and pillowy and there was a generous amount of sauce inside. The salad that I switched out from chips also tasted good even though it didn't have Parmesan cheese like their regular side salad, but it still tasted really great. I had a taste of my friend's crab salad and it was prepared well with fresh ingredients served at the right temperature with the absolute perfect proportions. Only complaint we had about the food here that they were very heavy with the salt. My sandwich was extremely salty, I don't know if it was breadcrumb seasoning on the fried softshell crab or if it was the sauce, but all of it was very, very salty. My friend complained that the chips that came with his sandwich were also very salty. I think the food was outstanding and it would've been a five star experience if there was less salt and maybe balanced out with some other seasonings. Freshly squeezed orange juice was delicious and we enjoyed that very much! I would still be open to trying this place again, because I do think that they're making some great inventions in the kitchen. Check them out!!

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Cute little restaurant located in the heart of Doylestown. Excellent service and stellar food! Well worth the trip

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We try and go to Heirloom every Friday night. It is a great food experience. Farm to Table menu and great service. Highly recommended.Pat

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Great menu and staff. Nice environment. Also has dinners on weekends. Reservations a must for dinner.

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Everything on their menu is great. A bit on the pricier side but delicious. The eggs Benedict are to die for. So good!

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Excellent! Creative, made to order, cooked with love. Limited seating so make a reservation.

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6 years ago

Best place in Doylestown and byob. Great Valentine's Day afternoon! The food was so fresh and delicious! Can't wait to go back

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The food was delicious! The service was perfect but They do not have an espresso machine! Hence minus one star:(

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