So glad to have finally tried the reopened Wycombe Tavern! We stopped by for lunch on Sunday and…read morewere sat right away. Our server Max was attentive throughout, always making sure we were taken care of and waters full! We both had the burger and I'm not lying when I say it's one of the best burgers I've had. I normally ask for sauce or mayo but the burger was so juicy on its own it didn't need any sauce. It was cooked perfectly and all the toppings were fresh. We both opted for onion petals instead of fries which is definitely the move - make sure you get the chipotle aoli (thanks again, Max!) I washed it down with the strawberry basil bourbon smash which was wonderful. Everything was fantastic and I can't wait to try the rest of the menu. So glad this spot is back up and thriving!

Sunday night, 5:40 p.m. We stood at the unattended hostess stand for 12 minutes. We called their…read morebusiness phone to trigger somebody to come and answer it, and they didn't come. Finally a bus boy came up and said you can sit anywhere you want. (Then why have a portable sign facing the door that says "Please wait to be seated"? We walked into the tavern past several occupied tables and by the bar which had many patrons. We waited 15 minutes for someone to come to the table which was in plain sight of the bar and bartender. Nobody came over at all. So, we left.

The historic nature of this colonial restaurant might lead you to think it is something along the…read morelines of Washington Crossing Inn; but it is not. The menu ranges from burgers to innovative takes on contemporary foods. Everyone at our table was pleased with their selection. Prices are fair and service was great. Ambiance wasn't great due to a party in the next room.

Very rude obnoxious valet attendant he was so busy on the phone never looked up,so I parked…read moremyself. He came up and said no trucks. I told him I was parked already and he said I was being confrontational. I went in and spoke to the manager and t old him of my plight and he was nice cordia but stated he had no control over the valet it was and outside company. This makes no sense if it's his restaurant it's his lot he hired the outside company. Just tired of rude service they want our business they need to do better. Found a local restaurant up the street and had a great time and great service. I really was looking forward to the dining experience, but it won't happen anytime soon.

Stopped here for lunch to kill sometime while my mom was at the rheumatology center getting…read moreinfusions. Our server Camryn was a sweetheart. She told us we could stay as long as we needed to at our table. My dad was so stressed out that we were taking up her table for a long time, even though there were several tables around us. I told him to stop worrying. My dad had the onion soup which Camryn said was phenomenal. My dad had to agree with her, he enjoyed it very much. He also had the MaGerk's salad, which was really yummy, full of Craisins,, and blue cheese crumbles. I ordered the pork roast sandwich, which was quite yummy. I could've drank the au jus that came with it. Next time we are here for my mom's infusion we will definitely stop by again.

It's for the younger crowd. Typical sports bar. Bar food only…read more It's fine for a fast bite and drink. I wouldn't do dinner here.

Love this place, the beer, the vibe, the atmosphere, kids can play outside. Party room we've used…read morefor a family party and it's perfect. Not quite sure what's up with the bartender- same one every time we go. She really makes you feel not welcomed and actually like your business isn't wanted. Same experience every time with this lady. It's a shame. What's her deal?!

Happened to pop by because I had some time to kill in the area, and I'm grateful I found it! Lovely…read morevibes, delicious beer, wonderful staff! Would absolutely recommend and look forward to coming back! Thank you to Jordan and Sue for making my first experience so enjoyable! Lots of options on tap, check it out!

Great cozy atmosphere. Lots of festive drinks for the holidays. Went on a Tuesday and they had a…read moredeal $6 for 10 bone in wings. Service was great, food came out fresh and delicious. Definitely will be going back.

I've eaten at the wyck a handful of times over the years and have bought take out from their bottle…read moreshop as well. I recently visited during lunch hours and had a quick delicious lunch with my wife. Parking was found easily on the side lot and plenty of seating was available. Since we were in a rush we sat at the bar. The bartender was quick to take our order which was a Chicken Caesar Salad for me and a Chicken Quesadilla for the wife. Both orders came out quickly and were good. The ingredients were fresh, portions were good and the flavors were just right for our simple lunch. They had Fiddlehead IPA on tap which was nice to see as it's one of the more popular and tasty somewhat newer IPA's in our market. On that day their tap list had a nice variety of styles. The Fiddlehead was fresh and hoppy so I would say they definitely get their lines cleaned. The inside may be a bit dated and a little dark, but for me the rest of the experience was just fine. Our lunch was reasonably priced and they have a lunch program where you buy 5 lunches and get the 6th free. It never expires so I'll have to visit again!! The bottle shop used to be a must visit and still kind of is. I used to journey up there to find some rarer domestic craft and foreign bottles, but they've scaled back their inventory overall and are a bit more unorganized then they were a few years ago. I hope they get that back up to snuff! Definitely a visit if you're in the area and in the need of decent eats and a good craft beer.

Recommended...with a caviat. Good beer selection, beer prices are quite good compared to the…read moreRitzier places around town. The room actually absorbs sound better than many other bars in the area. Bartenders and waiters are usually very attentive and friendly. My one beef with the place, which is not terribly important to me because I'm usually not there for a serious meal, is that beyond pizza, cheesesteaks, fries, and stuffed hot peppers, they don't do a great job with their food. Virtually everything I've had other than the aforementioned bar stuff has been mostly "meh" (did I get that right, kids? :) By the way, the Meat Lovers Pizza is outstanding (and I'm from Trenton NJ - IYKYK )

Well, it is a cool dive bar...complete with a pool table right in the middle. Not sure it has been…read morerennovated since it opened but I suppose that just adds to the ??? charm?? hardly charming. Adds to the "divy...ness!" People dressed more like a biker crowd than a "Newtown" crowd. Food is bar food...not a "foodie" place by any stretch. I ordered a chicken wrap with french fries. Hubs ordered sausage and pepper sandwich with fries. Fries were a bit over seasoned and wrap was good. My martini was very good...not a large glass but not expensive either so it works. There is an outside patio for dining and a beer take out store. We were curious to try this place and happy to try it once...however, it really isn't my kind of place. Still...it was memorable.

Great food and atmosphere. The service was very good. Will be back. Meatball parm was deliciousread more

Service was fine, atmosphere also nice. Menu is overpriced - I stopped in for lunch but decided I…read moredidn't want to spend $30 for a burger and a beer. I'm sure their food is quite OK, just not priced right for me.

Food is amazing! Love it here. They make really good drinks as well! The bar atmosphere is cozyread more

Great food, friendly staff, and relaxing ambiance. Pour House feels friendly and welcoming with a…read morereal family atmosphere. The staff are attentive and make you feel right at home, and the food is consistently delicious and well prepared. A great spot to unwind, enjoy a great meal and spend time with family or friends.

It's been months since I've been here so my review should be taken with a grain of salt. That being…read moresaid, the last time I was there, their selection of draft and bottled beers, ciders and other drinks were great, varied for every palate, including my persnickety and fickle taste. One of their longtime staples, the Lindeman's Framboise (Raspberry in French) lambic beer, with its fruit forward profile and the low ABV of under 3% makes it a great sipping and people watching brew. The bartenders are always friendly and willing to chat, given they aren't swamped with other patrons. The take out is just as good as their dine in food, and their attention to detail FOR ANYONE WITH SENSITIVITIES (though I can't guarantee anything) or those like myself who have texture aversions to certain ingredients, they are more than willing to accommodate or substitute. I haven't personally looked into anything gluten-free, so that's something to call ahead for details on. Otherwise I have been coming here both with my family and on my own since... Way before they renovated, Maybe 2002, maybe before. It's been THAT long. The place is literally a "must try" landmark for any visitors to the area, with a minor caveat: sports games and Friday nights. Avoid those two times. It's a mob scene and the wait times become outrageous. Still hoping to get back there soon.

We stopped into Isaac Newton's before catching a show at the Newtown Theatre, and overall it was a…read moregreat experience with just a few small quirks that kept it at a solid four stars. I ordered the Flat Iron Steak Sandwich, and WOW -- absolutely fantastic. The steak was grilled perfectly, tender with great flavor, and the combo of provolone, arugula, au poivre aioli, and the onion nest on a Liscio's long roll really hit all the right notes. Truly delicious. My girlfriend went with the Grilled & Chilled Chicken Caesar and a cup of Butternut Squash Soup. The salad was super fresh, the romaine crisp, and the croutons tasted like they were made in-house -- crunchy, seasoned, and a perfect match for their famous Caesar dressing. The soup had great flavor too, just a touch heavy on the spice (nutmeg maybe?), but still very enjoyable. Because it was a busy Saturday, we were seated upstairs. Our waitress, Kayla, was attentive, friendly, and did a great job keeping up even with the crowd. No complaints there -- she was excellent. My one real critique: the beer list. When we asked about it, Kayla pointed us to a blackboard in the corner of the upstairs dining area. From where we were sitting, it was hard to read -- and honestly a little awkward to get up and try to see. I ended up snapping a quick picture just to figure out what was available. It would be so much more convenient if they offered a printed list at the table or even a QR code you could scan. Because we couldn't easily see the options, I went with a cranberry sangria (which was tasty!) and my girlfriend ordered a cranberry vodka instead of exploring their beer selection. All in all, really good food, great service, and a fun spot before a show. Just fix the beer list situation and this would easily be a five-star visit. Would definitely return!

Food was great and our server was awesome! Had such a lovely time- the village was so crowded and…read morewe had to wait for a table, but luckily we found seats at the bar and I was able to relax with a glass of wine. We've been here so many times in the past and I'm happy to see it has t changed. It has such charm that I highly recommend going there should you ever be in the area shopping at Peddlar's Village.

This place was a fine pub. Not a huge menu, but burgers were good. Best thing was the beer cheese…read more Special sauce and coleslaw were not to my taste. Caesar salad was alright and apple cheesecake was good but a little more spice than I personally prefer.