This no frou-frou Amish bakery inside PA Dutch Farmers Market sells awesome soft pretzels! I highly…read morerecommend cheesesteak + sauce pretzel logs, this was better than the regular Philly cheesesteak! The gravy sauce was delicious, I enjoyed the combo of savory cheesesteak stuffing wrapped in slightly sweet and chewy pretzel, the whole combination worked so well! We tried both Cinnamon & sugar pretzel and plain pretzel and they were both equally good, so get both!! I was also pleasantly surprised by the quality of the peach milk shake, perfect flavor, not too overly sweet and so yummy! I also ordered honey lavender coffee out of curiosity and I was not disappointed. It's just as good as lavender latte from fancy cafe in NYC, like Maman. Please note that they close early at 4pm, by 3:45 most products are gone.

Really disappointed with this place. The taproom entrance was this cool back alley hidden entrance…read moreand the inside was all decked out. There's a back patio area along the water and kids were fishing. I had some high hopes! When I ordered the flight, 2 of my glasses were not really filled up. In the picture - I haven't touched them. For $12, I really want to see them filled better. The IPAs were mediocre too. Nearly impossible to distinguish one from the other, even though they were described in very different ways. My fave was the PB Dunkel. I'll probably check back in a future trip, but not going out of my way to go here again.

Pro-tip: food only offered here on Sat and Sun…read more So yeah, I kind of wanted the pierogi, I even skipped ordering stuff at previous places just to have room. But this was a fun part of a bday New Hope crawl. As designated driver I only was able to have one beer. My friends enjoyed their flights and I'd try to do that on a other visit( Fyeah it will be a Sat or Sun!) I'm slightly rounding up but have to say decor and location wise, it's a cool spot. That goes for customer service as well. The outdoor seating would be great on a nice and touristy day. I REALLY like that this brewery grows most of the grain that they use. Hope to be back and update about the food.

Glad I went here and didn't connect the dots that it is the same chain as in Red Bank. Maybe I was…read morejust lucky with the beer menu but it seemed that what I got here was a lot better than Red Bank. Having the 5 oz pours (again, probaby my luck of selection) was a bonus too. Sharing a light lunch of the Wagyu Beef Tacos - House-smoked Wagyu tri-tip, guacamole, salsa roja, was a very good option as an add-on for the beer. Service was great at the bar. The place itself was surprisingly large and having a lot of parking available is a huge bonus for anything in New Hope. Yes, of course it is still paid, but such is New Hope.

Very good food but seating space was tough. Inside is cold (vibe) and wide open, not inviting or…read morecozy at all. Tiny TVs at bar (there was a big game on and husband hoped to watch) Outdoor seating was nice but right on the train tacks and the old coal tourist train emitted thick smelly black smoke the entire time we were there which got old fast...charmkng historic vibe but loud and stinky. Had excellent vegetarian lentil stew and husband had salmon sandwich which he loved (served with great seasoned chips)

I had no idea Philly was such a pretzel town and I enjoyed these immensely…read more Highlights - Excellent buttery soft and warm. Went back to get seconds. Surprise hit of our Philly eating. 5 stars - One of my fave eats in the stellar Terminal Market Lowlights - Had some super fun versions with different fillings and hot dog wrapped would've loved to try, but stuck to the basics

Got the worst looking plain soft pretzel…read more Parts of it tasted way too salty, while other parts tasted super yeasty. The texture was more like a soft roll than a pretzel. The texture was amazing but flavor was inconsistent. 8/10 texture and 1/10 flavor. The lady ringing me up was also kinda rushing me, probably trying to get through the line ASAP. The line did move pretty quickly though.

Caught a segment on CBS Sunday Morning about Center City Pretzel Co. and immediately knew I needed…read moreto try them someday. Luckily, my daughter and her fiancé live in Philly and brought a bag with them to Dallas while we were all in town for Hannahs wedding. The pretzels were still soft, doughy, and incredibly satisfying with just the right amount of salt. You could tell these were the real deal classic Philly comfort food done right. The dipping sauce paired perfectly and somehow made them even more addictive. The Staff was very knowledgeable and sweet.. Now I completely understand why they were featured on CBS Sunday Morning. A simple pretzel turned into one of the most memorable bites of the weekend.

Walked 35mins from hotel in old city to this place. Well worth the exercises. Freshly made soft…read morepretzels, $1 each. A must try while visiting philly. Bought some to take home

An excellent, quaint candy store in the lovely town of Flemington! We have been coming here for…read moreyears and years. Their Toffee almond crunch is ridiculously good, I rec the dark chocolate! The owner is always very pleasant and samples are typically on the counter. Old school store charm! Parking can get dicey though.

Rating by component. Fudge: 5/5. Delicious. Fresh fruit. I…read morehad the orange peel and it was freshly candied, coated in delicious dark chocolate. I had the blueberry and it was coated _fresh_ blueberries. Not easy to find something like that! Service: 5/5. They were happy to describe the different flavors and willing to give out samples. Store: 3/5. A bit cramped inside - I understand they wanted to keep the purchase area separate from the confectioner's area, but a bit too much square footage set aside for them behind the counter. You'll be walking around quite a bit and you may have to go back and forth a bit to get a full sense of what's on offer. Combine the store ambiance with the incredibly high prices (we all agreed it's at least 20% higher than other gourmet chocolatiers) and I can't give it a fifth star. But the chocolate itself? And the wonderful people? I can't possibly go under 4 stars total.

First time hanging in Morristown and we came Across this…read moreplace. It was ample seating. Cool vibes. Drinks were great and food was just as good too. They had plenty variety and while they didn't show games with volume up they had some Nice size TV screens.

PROS: This place was amazing. Very rustic looking atmosphere with a large drink menu at good…read moreprices. Staff was friendly and their location was in the heart of Morristown. Its big inside so there's a lot of room to roam and they serve food CONS: The pizza was very thin and not worth it. As for the bathrooms, it can only accommodate two people which causes a long line OVERALL: I would definitely come back here but certainly not for the food. I would also have to be patient with the line

We ordered a tray of rivets and mini hot dogs from this location. The product was excellent. Had so…read moremany leftover that we froze and reheated them at a later time. Same great quality. I also had the pleasure of chatting with the owner. She was very gracious despite the huge workload she was overseeing...it was superbowl Sunday. She gave me some perspectives around the business and did so with a lot of warmth and attention even with all of the activity in the background. It speaks volumes about her appreciation of customers. The location is in a strip mall and it's pretty much walk in and walk out...a factory environment in keeping with the name. All was good and I will return. By the way, this business seems to be best as a pre-order operation. I can't judge the walk in and buy experience. Although I'm sure that is also excellent.

What could raise your blood pressure faster than a Philly Salt pretzel hot dog? A Fast and friendly…read moreserver will hand this to you with a smile while your blood pressure rises faster than a Detroit Lions fan watching his team go for it on 4th down with a 17 point lead while on the way to a 3 point loss. It's worth eating a few extra beets to enjoy this local delicacy. There is no better pretzel than a Philly Pretzel and no better way to enjoy animal lips than in a hot dog. Philly Pretzel factory delivers the best of both worlds.

Never any issues. They have everything I wanted ready to go and service was great. She was very…read morenice.

Driving past... SLAMMED ON THE BRAKES. Pulled a U turn and had to try them…read more Yo cuz them making em hot and fresh. Friendly service. Cash gets a discount. Nice to see them making them right there in front of you. Got a 5 pack and yes they were hot and delicious. In and out in under 10 minutes. The best pretzel hands down. Can't beat it. Delicious!!!

I've driven pretty far too check out unique, independent pretzel places but Philly Style is my…read morefavorite and lucky for me it's close to home. I've had pretty much everything from the menu but today I had the cheesesteak soft pretzel and it blew my balls off. I forgot to take a picture of what it looks like inside because I was enjoying it so much (got a little cup of ketchup to dip it in). I can't recommend this place enough. Oh yeah the people are really nice too.

Having lived in the Philadelphia area (mostly Lower Bucks) for two decades, I developed a liking…read morefor Philadelphia-style pretzels. The best place to get them IMHO is the Philly Style Soft Pretzel Bakery. They are soft chewy perfection. Their pretzel dogs are great and always a treat for me. The store is a bare bones bakery operation with terrific employees.