This is always our first stop when visiting New Hope. Friendly staff & patrons. Cold beer, the food…read moreis very good. Nice casual bar. My husband's pork sandwich was delicious as was my turkey club.

I was here last Sunday night for a show. Such a cool place to see a show. I will let you know that…read moreit is small. Small as in very small. I was glad it was off season so we got a parking spot right near the entrance. After some confusion as to where to go, we realized that the large door to go into the music venue inside the bar area, was closed. We were told that after sound check they'd open the doors to let ticket holders in. We decided since we were extra early, to order some food. We sat in one of the two booths in the bar area. I had chicken fingers and fries and my boyfriend got the cheesesteak. All of the food was good!

Bar is comfortable. I enjoyed the wings. Didn't like when I requested the bill, it was a post…read moreit note that was tallied after I requested a bill. Not a trustworthy system. The place should invest in an appropriate computer system. Bartender was cordial. Never tried to start a conversation. But served quickly.

Definitely a dive bar! Went and saw a friends band play here recently. They were setup right in…read morefront of the bar. The place seems pretty big and I feel they do not utilize the entire space as much as they could to maybe incorporate a nice size dance floor. I also got a bowl of soup that I was not crazy about. Would go back again to see my friends band, but not order food.

Great time! Cheapest place to drink in Doylestown. Plenty of things to do. Lunch during the week…read moreand you can get dinner Wednesday through Saturday. The best wings in Doylestown.

A crazy smoke filled place that's open late for that extra drink you just have to have when your…read morealready trashed.......lol Crazy things go on here

The Boathouse in Lambertville is a fun craft cocktail spot! The star of the show is the nautical…read moredecor featuring a treasure trove of paintings, photographs, prints, replica ships, books, and exotica. Borrowing a move from Tiki bars, the Boathouse's nooks contain risque artwork! We were greeted by a friendly lady in a tiki robe, who gave us the option to sit outdoors, indoors (ground level with live music), or upstairs where the bulk of the artwork resides. We opted for upstairs. The space felt like a classy naval officer's club. The cocktail menu contained mostly classics and riffs on classics. I opted for the Smoked Honey Negroni with Barr Hill gin, and a Boulevardier. Both were very good. The Boulevardier - interestingly, was served neat in a brandy snifter glass. Our group also tried the French 75 and Last Word (Mezcal style). Cocktails were $16-$17, well-constructed, and sturdy. Service was friendly and unrushed - the perfect format for a relaxing evening. My one constructive suggestion is to replace the creaky wooden chairs upstairs and add more couches or cushioned chairs.

For this five star review, I want to slightly preface that perhaps a small portion of why my wife…read moreand I had such a splendid experience at The Boat House was because of our timing, but I'll come back to that shortly because regardless of when we were there, I did love so much about this place. Recommended by almost any local you ask, The Boat House sits in the quieter Lambertville side of the bridge that connect this Jersey town to the slightly more bustling New Hope, PA. Down an Edison-lighted alleyway you'll find this small house for boats and ya know, it probably was a house (not sure about for boats) because it's pretty dang small. The night we were there I noticed there's some outdoor tables available, but really the interior downstairs area only fits a handful of folks. The upstairs can hold a bit more and that is where our timing lies. Somehow, we must have been early/lucky enough to hit The Boat House on a Friday evening when everyone was still out to dinner because the very friendly host sat us upstairs where we had the entire place to ourselves for almost our entire time there. Having the space added such an extra vibe to everything, especially because those creaky steps lead up to what really gives The Boat House its name as the ceiling is covered in maritime memorabilia. The walls, book shelves, and eclectic array of tables and chairs also adds to this. People or not, it is a true unique spot. But what really makes the place so great (besides the looks and the friendly staff who never stopped checking in on us) are the drinks. To start, my wife wasn't feeling alcohol and got an Aper-No Spritz which did the trick, though for myself, I dove into the intriguing list of specialty drinks that makes this place worth visiting. Round one was the Rower's Reserve which lists as a Boat House original and is gin-based with Amaro Nonino, sage, and blackberries to create some fantastic flavors. Round two I had to go with a personal favorite (with a twist) in the smoked honey Negroni which tasted exactly as it sounded. There were a bunch of other libations that also sounded intriguing, but that'll have to be for a future visit. Overall, there's a reason people from the area always suggest The Boat House. It's a true old fashioned maritime cocktail bar that gives you all the feels you'd want from a place like this. Perhaps this review is a little tainted in timing, but hey, maybe that'll give you a little motivation to get here on the earlier side and checkout the upstairs area for yourself. No matter if there's people up there or not, it's a good time here. Cheers!

Great atmosphere love the staff super friendly and nice they teach you how to dance great placeread more

My bff brought me here to reduce my stressful week! Love the vibe, the atmosphere and the Latin…read moremusic! Forgot all my worries and just enjoyed my time here. Love it! Will be back

Bartenders were super nice and Star Wars episode 4 was on the TV so all in all great timeread more

I will say I was seriously misled by the presentation of the Library Lounge in pictures and recent…read morereviews. Overall, the experience wasn't so much as bad as it was disappointing. I felt as though everything was about double the cost than it would be at a bar down the street and the space was very small. I suppose its very convenient for the residents of the Radisson but I probably wouldn't come again as someone from the neighborhood

Crispiest wings of my life 100/10! The happy hour special are great - definitely recommendread more

I've come to Duba with my girlfriend a couple of times now, and each time I've enjoyed my…read moreexperience. The music they play, along with the drinks and food they serve, are consistently pretty solid. The atmosphere is definitely my favorite part. Overall Ratings Atmosphere: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Food: 4/5 Parking: Private Parking Lot Atmosphere: Probably one of my favorite restaurant/bar spots I've been to. The place is clean, inviting, and has a vibe that keeps you wanting to stay awhile. Not only do they offer happy hour drinks, but they also have happy hour food options. There's enough variety on the menu to make you want to come back for another visit. Service: The service is good. Staff are friendly and check on their guests frequently without being intrusive. What We Ordered: -(Drink) Soju -Korean Style Fried Chicken (my favorite on the menu) -Honey Butter Chips (It's good, but you do need to mix the butter and honey a bit, or at least wait until the honey cools slightly, otherwise it won't mix well, as we learned) -Bulgogi Beef Bao (Good) -Korean Style Ribs (A bit dry, but still tasty) Final Thoughts: I would absolutely go again. This is one of our favorite spots for a quick drink and bites. It's local to us and definitely a hidden gem.

The food service and overall experience was great. Really enjoyed the piano entertainment. He…read morewelcomed me up to do a song with him as we were from out of town having dinner with some local friends.

As another reviewer commented, women do not feel welcome here. It is a dimly lit bar that seems to…read morefeed off the aggression of its employees and patrons. The bartender rudely denied one of our group's ID (although valid). I attempted to speak to the churlish bartender, and he told me, "No. Whatever the question is, the answer is no" before walking away from me. Per PA's RAMP ID laws, ID or Driver's Licenses from any of the 50 states or territories, a US military ID, or a passport are accepted as valid forms of identification. This establishment does have a sign on the front door informing customers that out of state IDs require an additional form of identification. There were no other written policies stating that U.S. passports were not accepted as valid forms of ID here, nor did the bartender request an additional form of ID before he aggressively rejected the passport. While up to the bartender's discretion, it feels like there is a gap in knowledge on acceptable IDs per PA's RAMP laws, and it was a shock to witness the bartender be so discourteous towards individuals not carrying PA DLs, especially during the FIFA World Cup, when there is an abundance of foreigners in the areas surrounding Philadelphia. I would gladly patronize any other bar in the area, as the bartender directed us to do. I would never want to go to an establishment that chooses to be so coarse to a polite group of young adults. I hope that the owner of this bar chooses to educate its employees more and train them to be more tactful when interacting with customers.