Liv and Charlie's Diner is one of those places that just feels right the moment you walk in. The…read moreatmosphere is warm and easy, with that classic diner charm but done in a really thoughtful, modern way. Came back the next day, and before I even said anything, my server remembered my order. "The California omelette?" Maybe she just has a great memory, maybe it's part of being really good at what she does. But it felt more than that. They understand that sometimes you're not just coming in for food. You're coming in for a reset, a little reprieve from everything. And they meet you there with great food and service.

Breakfast with my forever Valentine!…read more Enjoyed the eggs Benedict! Cinnamon bun hot latte was served steaming hot, love the cinnamon flavor! Walking distance from the bridge and Yelp Elite event at the Plant Haus Market ! Like the Artist wall- love that they support local artists!! Metered street parking.

Another great breakfast at Chive. 3 people, 3 different orders 3 happy guys. The vibe, the food,…read morethe ambiance is back.

This nice little cafe had the most delicious food. I had a delicious Brie with lamb sandwich. My…read morehusband enjoyed a breakfast sandwich. The other gentleman at the counter agreed they have delicious food as he ate his turkey sandwich. Everyone was enjoying themselves. Evan was a friendly, speedy and handsome host. Wonderful! Easy 5 stars

Every time I visit friends in New Hope, I'm reminded how special this little town is--right along…read morethe Delaware River, full of history (yes, George Washington crossing the Delaware), charm, and that artsy, cobblestone-street vibe. This time, we skipped my usual Wawa run (the Cuban is still elite) and headed to Karla's Restaurant--and it delivered. Set in a charming old house, each room feels intimate and unique. We snagged a patio table and caught the sunset--honestly, it was a little magical. We started with cocktails (my Sidecar was spot-on), then shared: * Caesar salad * Calamari For the entrée, we split the fried chicken sandwich with coleslaw--crispy, flavorful, and more than enough food. And dessert? Carrot cake. Absolutely delicious--moist, perfectly spiced, and finished with that classic cream cheese frosting. A must-order. Service was fun and personable (we even had a doppelgänger moment with our server--still laughing about that). A few notes: * Bathrooms are upstairs via narrow stairs (old-house charm) * Cozy, room-by-room layout * Prices are very fair Bottom line: Great food, great vibe, and a quintessential New Hope dining experience. I'll definitely be back--next time for brunch. Life's short. Eat well.

Really cute brunch / breakfast spot off the main street of new hope ! Feels like being transported…read moreback in time sort of an old school feel in a vintage well kept building . I had the wings and poutine fries which were delicious ! We also had drinks which were strong and well made . It gets pretty busy so make sure to reserve ahead of time !

My wife and I made this restaurant a stop on our anniversary for over ten years. We would stay at…read morethe neighboring Bed and breakfast and go here for dinner. We have never had a bad experience, and if a problem did arise, the staff always goes out of their way to rectify the situation. The wine selection is great and in the winter they offer a wild game menu. I have never had a complaint about the menu offerings, which does change and new items are featured every so often. I always enjoy the food and great service.

I've been here twice, and the food is consistently good. We shared a Greek salad, crab cake…read moresandwich and the omelette special (with caramelized onions and apples). The salad was the standout, though the omelette was pretty decent as well. I didn't care much for the sandwich, though my mom really enjoyed it -- I thought there was too much breading on the crab cake and not enough meat, which made it soggy and mushy. The espresso martini was delish, and a very generous pour, as they give you a little carafe to refill your glass. Our server was an expert: attentive without pestering. He also offered to split everything for us in the kitchen, which was a classy touch. It's a very cute spot with tables in the window to watch the passersby. On a cooler day, it would be lovely to sit at the outdoor tables for a view of the creek that runs along the exterior. It's also right by the bridge over to New Hope, and there's valet parking, $5 for 3 hours payable electronically.

***It has closed down. Maybe if they had better service they would have stayed open…read more The Dubliner dropped the ball completely. I'm in town for work. I also happen to be here for my Birthday. Called ahead a few days in advance that I'd like to come celebrate with a large group. Probably 20 people or so. Understood the kitchen would be closed when I got there but was assured by the hostess the bar would be open and take care of us. Fast forward to the day. Even tried to call ahead to double check we were still on for the evening. No answer. Called several times. Went to voice mail. Showed up. Not only was the woman I spoke to not there (like she said she would be to accommodate the party) no one on staff knew we were coming. We were told would could have one of the circular tables by the bar for our group (that seats 4 people). When the server told us the bar was still open the bar tender said she would only serve us one round and had to close. Totally missed opportunity for the staff to make money. Also terrible service in regard to trying to foster a community where people a certain large theatrical establishment down the street are looking to come and unwind. Had a great time here the last time I was here but they failed miserably. Won't recommend this place to anyone in the community and will make sure future people who come to work in this town don't waste their time trying to go here. Went to Old Stone down the road. Nicer vibe. Staff treated us well and it's closer to the main part of town as well. If I could give zero stars I would.

This Dubliner on the Delaware is a great choice for dining! From the moment you step in, it…read morerekindles your Irish spirit with its Gaelic atmosphere, hearty food, and lively vibes. Even my friends who aren't Irish themselves left feeling like they'd shared a truly authentic experience. The staff are friendly, the menu is full of classic favorites done right, and the whole place just makes you feel at home; You must try the 7 course Irish menu (6 pints & a potato).Whether you're Irish or not, it's the perfect spot to enjoy good/filling food, good company, and a little taste of Ireland. When it fills up and the dining area seems packed, no worries because they open the upstairs portion and can support a larger crowd.

Came here for a friend of mine who is vegan. They had all she loves. So we decided to try for…read moredinner. The funny thing is that there was a blackout. So we drove there but were not sure it was open. It was. Just dark. And some things on the menu were not available. But everyone was super nice and they brought us a menu that had what they offer in a blackout. With the flashlights we looked over the menu. They had probably about 8 customers not including the 2 of us. So they were trying to accommodate. I got the watermelon tomato gazpacho and the chick pea caesar salad. Both were very good. On the gazpacho I wish there was a bit more watermelon flavor and chunks. The salad was good. Very hearty. My friend got the mushroom po boy. She liked it as well. The server was very nice and attentive. The lights eventually came back on about 3/4 the way through our meal. So now we could see. The place is cute and the fans were welcome on a humid evening. You have to pay to park. And the restaurant is all the way down on the right. The area is very cute and kinda touristy. The only down side besides paying to park are the prices. Just because it's vegan doesn't mean it's cheap. It's not. Prices are higher. Just for my soup and salad my dinner was $28. I guess that could be standard but I got soup and a salad. But it was good. I would go back, just not often. Overall good experience in a challenging evening with the blackout.

Sprig and Vine's last day will be 10/18/25. This has been of those unique gems that have combined…read moreculinary talent in creating delicious vegetarian fare in an unpretentious and affordable way. They will truly be missed and what made coming to New Hope a wonderful memory in itself! Like many other gems, Bucks County was lucky to have it+

My friend and I went to Stella for dinner before attending a play at the Bucks County Play House…read more We did not have an appetite for alcoholic drinks or soup to nuts that night, but I will tell you that our entrees were enough to fill us up for the whole night. My friend ordered the salmon special, and said that she really enjoyed it. I forgot to note how the mashed potatoes were made but I do know they had some paprika in them. Almost like a twice baked but different. Delish! I had the French Onion Pasta. OMG. If you are a French onion fan please run to Stella. I have thought about it ever day since. What a wonderfully bouquet of onion. The whole meal was onion yet not overpowering at all! The cream sauce was not too heavy. This meal is to die for. I cannot wait to go back. The view is amazing, we ate at the window by the river and of course all of the servers and runners are polite and friendly, as is the nature of the upscale restaurant. We both highly recommend Stella.

"I've been coming to New Hope for years whenever I need a break, a reset, or just to recenter…read moremyself. Stella has been my go-to for about four years, and every visit has been incredible. I hadn't been back in about two years, and I hear there's a new chef--well, let me tell you, it's even better than I remember! Hands down the best meal I've had in a long time, and easily the best experience at Stella. Service: 11/10, food: 100/10, ambiance: 10/10. As a chef myself, I'm always grateful for restaurants that can genuinely wow me with an amazing meal. Can't wait to come back soon!"

This locally owned restaurant is located in the heart of the New Hope Restaurant and bar scene…read more The food is delicious, eclectic and creative! Our server kept our multiple course dinner flowing with a kind smile and professional manner. We walked over from our #WedgwoodInn and #authenticNewHopeBedBreakfastInn. After Checking-In, we left our car there: note that this restaurant doesn't have an on/site parking lot.

we were visiting on a weeknight and most places in town were fairly empty but this one was full…read morewhich seemed a good sign! We got the last table - a cute place right by the window and it felt like we were outside but without the chill of the autumn air. The ambiance was relaxed with lots of exposed wood and brick and greenery everywhere. Service was good and although food took a little while, it wasn't too long. Husband got a Caesar wrap which he liked. I got the stir fry veggies with rice and I added chicken. The veggies were crisp and plentiful, sauce seemed to be teriyaki. Good chicken. I was so excited to eat it, I forgot the photo! The only problem for me is the rice was fairly scant. I like lots of carbs. If we were just going home, I'd have a snack but we were out of town so I ordered more rice which took a while again. And they gave me a full side order which was too much. But still, all the food was excellent and exactly what I'd wanted.

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.

We stopped in to Triumph Brewery before ending our visit to New Hope PA and it was enjoyable. My…read morehusband tried a flight of beers which he enjoyed (he liked the Czech Pilsner best). We shared a charcuterie board which was ok (tip: not quite enough on its own when shared perhaps. I'm not 100% all the items were on the board that were written on the menu but it was still good). I really, really enjoyed my Snowy Cosmo cocktail very much! Service was very friendly - would visit again.

Hash house for the win!! Delicious interesting and amazing…read morefood , service top notch If you're staying in Lambertville it's worth the extra effort to get to Hash House

Hash House is small little breakfast and brunch spot tucked away off the beaten path from the…read morelively walking areas of downtown Lambertville. We first heard of this place because June's had closed down in Whitehouse and their chef started doing pop-ups here. We didn't catch one of June's popups, but wanted to try them out. We started with a burrata that came with tomato and fried potato. It was quite good and a nice light starter for the day. I also ordered a hotty toddy with it. It's a drink comprised of tea, ginger syrup, and honey. Weirdly, it was much more tart than I was anticipating, but I also couldn't put my finger on what type of tea it was... perhaps black? Anyway, my entree was the Hash Bowl. I added pork to mine to get some extra protein, and am happy to report that they did not skimp on the protein. They do charge $3 or $4 extra for the added protein, but I think it's well worth it to add a meat to the dish. Its hash brown, smothered with cheese, atop egg with tomatoes and a fried avocado. It's a very good portion, and I enjoyed it. I wanted to try the dessert, but unfortunately was much too full by the end to have room for it. Next time :)