My husband and I had a late lunch here on a Saturday. We both ordered the beef short rib grilled…read morecheese on sourdough. It was spot on! The staff was so kind and I was really touched to see the camaraderie and care the they gave to an elderly patron who was clearly a regular. I'm looking forward to a return trip soon with my daughter.

Had the French Onion soup, more like tan water than soup. It reminded me of Charlie Brown's hot…read morechocolate, "add another brown crayon". Our drinks were meagre to say the least, beer & wine was okay. Wife's stuffed mushrooms were very smelly, old crab I suppose, if not just a bad recipe. The chicken gnocchi soup was as bland as nursing home food. Friend said his breakfast burrito was okay. Overall it was very expensive ($260 for 4 adults) for no reason, not a fan, would not recommend.

The Kimberton Arts Building was a beautiful setting for my brother John's wedding. Family owned for…read morenearly 30 years, it's wonderful to create so many family memories here.

This Beautiful Old building was a treasure when we first attended a fundraising event there. Then…read moreour friends had their 25th wedding anniversary party there, then a friends wedding, then , best of all- we had a semi-formal dance party there for our daughter's Sweet 16 Birthday. We were skeptical that their sound system would keep 120 teenagers happy - Boy were we wrong. The floor was shaking (from the volume). The kids had a blast. And the disco ball and built in light show was a welcome bonus - All of it was included with the room fee of $ 400. - a true value, since we didn't need a D.J. - all the music came off our ipod - through their system. The owners are the most laid back people ever. so nice. Thank you Sharon & Ed for your hospitality.

I call this an incomplete review as I only purchased bread, but bread is an indicator of the other…read moreitems. Like the town, the bakery is rather quaint. As for the bread, paying nearly $10 for it I would expect a superb load but got a rather okayish or just above average loaf. Better than a grocery store bakery bread. The flavor of the bread just doesn't wow. If I were to spend $5 at a grocery store for bakery bread or this I'd take the bakery bread from the grocery store as the difference isn't large enough. If I am in St. Peters in the future I'll give the bakery a try during lunch. The bread alone doesn't fully do it justice, but the lunch will. Much like this little village, the bakery is quaint and for those who love the atmosphere, they may enjoy this place as they sit on the deck overlooking the stream.

We had a lovely day trip to St. Peter's. The bakery was our first stop. Such a cute place! The…read morebread was delicious. We also tried a pecan bar and a cowboy cookie. Service was excellent- Friendly and personable.

This place was so good. Exactly the type of place I was looking for delicious fresh food with…read moreincredible flavor. Exciting drinks and mocktails. Unfortunately I was so hungry I did not take any pictures but the blackened shrimp tacos were amazing and the fries were delicious. The nachos we got for a starter were amazing!! Loaded and so fresh. Some of my party got burgers that looked amazing and the salads were beautiful and fresh and so big and filling. I live 1.5 hours away but we were in the area for an event and I love to find spots like this. I will be finding an excuse to come back here!!

Great experience here! Very cozy experience on the inside, especially since we were trying to…read moreescape the cold. This place is almost always busy. I would try to reserve a table ahead of time. Dinner rush time when we went it was about a 45 min wait. Pro tip, if you're going for dinner you can just park in the USPS right in front of it. Parking is very scarce on the already small premise. Drinks - I didn't know what beer I wanted as a beginner. They were kind enough to give me samples of a few Stonehouse Burger - this was great an satisfaction my quest for a juicy burger in the evening Freshie chicken wrap - delicious, would definitely get this again Pita bread with cheese - i'm lactose intolerant. Nothing gonna stop me. This was delicious, especially the bites with the balsamic vinegar I would love to come back here again

My partner and I toured 11 venues and were totally burned out We sat on our couch ready to give up…read morebut then we came across Welkinweir and were automatically off to tour number 12. We schedule an in-person tour and met with the JAM representative. Within the first few minutes my partner and I turned to each other knowing this was it. Welkinweir Estate is not only a beautiful venue but the JAM staff have been nothing short of amazing during this entire experience. HIGHLY recommend!

Welkinweir is an Old English word that translates to "where sky meets water." So named is the…read moreformer estate of Everett and Grace Rodebaugh, founding members of the Green Valleys Association (whose focus is on land preservation). The property is 197 acres with a 55-acre arboretum. The house is a c.1940 Fridtjof Tobiessen Colonial Revival creation, that encompasses prior historic c.1830 and c.1750 structures. The estate has been open to the public since 2000, and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2001. Everett George Rodebaugh (b1902), a 1922 UPenn alum, founded a court-reporting service in Philadelphia that boosted him to national prominence. The Rodebaughs had no children and traveled the world, but unlike the heavy Euro influence adopted by the DuPont estates in nearby Brandywine Valley, Welkinweir has remained true to its plein air, Weyethesque look. I was recently at Stoneleigh, where I expected William Powell to walk out of the house with a smoking jacket and a G&T. Welkinweir felt more like Spencer Tracy's hunting spot, if he ever had one. Welkinweir is located on Prizer road, a picturesque street of swank multi-mil horse farms, with a winery (Stone Barn Cellars) at the Pottstown Pike end. You head up the drive and around a hairpin turn, you are upon the house, so much so, you might hit it! Drive past the house, and parking will appear. A patio leads you to an info center on the exterior wall, with an abundance of brochures. Use the trail map to walk yourself around the hiking options on the property. Yes, this is a hike, so dress in sneaks or boots and comfortable clothing. There are various trail options, but we did the simple loop around the huge pond, and then explored the grounds by the house, and Pinetum in front of the house. We did about 3mi on the pedometer. We'd have loved to stay longer, but with dogs and a baby in the cold, 3miles was a comfortable stopping point. You could easily make this an all-day hiking destination. They have a large picnic shelter, with a nearby firepit area for warmer weather. There are also port-a-potties near the picnic area. House tours are normally available only to groups when set up in advance, but if you call to request it, they can sometimes accommodate smaller parties. According to what I've read, the house contains a rare pipe organ, letters and private documents of the Rodebaughs, and the DL on when they got robbed of a $250k silver set by one of their own house guests! As indicated, dogs are allowed on the trails and in the arboretum. They do need to be leashed and cleaned up after, of course. I am so happy to have found Welkinweir! I am fortunate to have so many cultural resources at my fingertips, locally, but I wish Welkinweir were closer because it has such a great vibe, and has been so lovingly tended and well thought-out, with the amenities of a state park, in addition to the museum garden thing going on. Very very special place! * * * Note: at the time of this review, Welkinweir is not open on weekends. Weekdays only! * * * Note: They offer afterhours guided nature walks throughout the year (including winter).

Awesome place Love the open mic…read more Love the whiskey here too Great place Really fantastic.

This place is HORRIBLE for live music. If you're there to actually listen to a band - like, if…read moreyou've paid for tickets to hear the music, forget about it. I don't understand it, but it seems like the folks are just there to drink and have screaming loud conversations. That's fine and fun if you have not, again, paid for a ticket to HEAR A BAND. So, if you're not sitting within a few feet of the stage, it's hard to give the music a good listen. And if it's an acoustic set, you're probably out of luck altogether. We paid a bit extra for seats in the balcony and it was sweet the way they put nametags out to save our spots, but the noisy crowd directly behind us, non-stop, made it necessary to abandon those seats. The lower level wasn't much better until we moved very close to the stage. If there had been a big crowd, we would have been out of luck. Other friends have had similar experiences. The cocktails were expensive but yummy. The place was clean and cute. It's a shame the crowd was so rude and there's nothing anyone can, or will, do about it. This region has some great live music venues; this is not one of them.

Great intimate venue to see any type of show…read moreComedians...Music... An inexpensive night out

This is a unique ballroom and we had the opportunity of eating brunch there on Mother's Day. The…read morefood was delicious. The service was great and ambiance is perfect for hosting weddings, banquets, festivals. Live music.

I really like this place. It has a lot of character and the food is excellent. The owner is super…read morepersonable and anytime that I've interacted with the employees. They are amazing. They always have fresh ingredients and willing to accommodate a picky eater like myself. There's ample parking and the place has a very home feeling, which is excellent. If you like dinner next to a warm fireplace then this is the place for you. We go the Kimberton Inn often and plan on going again soon!

Dined here the other night to celebrate an anniversary and it was such a lovely experience. The…read morespace is charming and full of character--definitely a great spot for special occasions. Our waitress was kind, attentive, and very professional. We each started with a small cup of the lobster bisque and shared the crab cakes. Both were outstanding, and the crab cake was especially memorable since it wasn't your typical style--really well done. For entrées, my boyfriend had the lamb chops and I ordered the seared sea scallops. The lamb chops were easily a 10/10! The scallops were cooked perfectly, though I personally felt the pumpkin risotto could have used more seasoning. I really wanted to try dessert but I was completely stuffed. Our waitress still insisted on bringing a complimentary scoop of ice cream, which was rich, delicious, and such a thoughtful touch. Overall, a wonderful meal and experience. I'm already looking forward to coming back!

We attended our company event, the food was delicious and the service was friendly and attentive…read more The views are relaxing and the newer great room is a great place to be.

Fantastic course, welcoming members, great holes, amazing staff, great views, well maintained and…read morean overall amazing time. Highly recommended.

Bause Catered Events catered a 100-person reception for a funeral. From beginning to end, on very…read moreshort notice, they were a pleasure to work with--super fast communication, clear options, very personable. Most importantly, the FOOD! It was fantastic! I was expecting serviceable sandwiches and salads and some cut up fruits and veggies, but what I got was beautiful presentation and absolutely DELICIOUS quality. Even avowed foodies were satisfied. (The salad especially blew me away--was sophisticated with great dressing, blueberries and strawberries, great cheese...wowowowow.) For big events you want three things: a pleasant, highly competent and responsive person to work with, GREAT food, and delivery as promised. Bause went above and beyond and they will be my go-to for catered events in the future.

We were fortunate enough to receive a gift certificate for the meals to go from out of state family…read morewhile I deal with some health issues. Let me tell you we will continue using Bause. They deliver the food to our house, packaged beautifully with detailed heating instructions. Portion sizes are perfect and the food is delicious! Last night we had the valentine special of beef Wellington. My goodness! I don't have the words to describe how delicious it was and to have it all in the comfort of our own home, especially since I'm under the weather was amazing. It's a restaurant quality experience in our kitchen every time from the comfort of home with zero of the work.