Love love love. Had an amazing brunch here. Sat outside at one of the fire pit tables. Ordered the…read morebiscuits and gravy with a side of delicious buttery grits and herb potatoes. Ordered the brioche french toast with berries. Enjoyed an iced latte with brown sugar. I could eat that again this weekend.

Came here very early for Mother's Day, we were met with an attitude because we didn't have…read morereservations, when we have come in the past never had to make them before so didn't dawn on us. We were seated, reluctantly. Kind of wish they had just turned us away. So we sat. As we sat my husband & son noticed small ants crawling up & down the wall by the straws & other things. My husband asked if we could be seated elsewhere due to the ants crawling all over the place. The waitress immediately started throwing/slamming things complaining that other people were coming in. While I completely understand unfortunately the ants are out of our control since I dont own or operate this restaurant. Absolutely ridiculous. Happy Mother's day to me. Will never come back to this establishment ever again. The coffee & drinks are terrible too.

I was pleasantly surprised. This used to be a local dive bar which closed and was renovated in the…read moreinside and opened as the Craft Tavern. The theme is speak easy inside- dine pretty well. The waitstaff were very nice and cordial. Our food was really good. My wife had salmon we hitch she said was cooked excellent and I had the pistachio crusted chicken. The chicken was a generous portion and moist. Drinks well made. They use all fresh ingredients- my wife said her French 75 was the best she had tasted. We are definitely going back. Highly suggest given this place a try. Outside has not been renovated- but don't judge a book by its cover! We think it will become our next 'go to' restaurant.

Wifey found this hidden gem and we don't let distance stand between us and good food! Wound our way…read moreto lovely Dublin and easily found Craft Tavern on the corner of Main St. Don't let the building fool you. Yeah, it's old. Hell, Dublin is old!. We were greeted with a big smile at the door and shown to our table in the quieter back room as there are tables in the bar as you enter. We were quickly introduced to Jess our server, heard the specials and placed our drink order. My wife is picky about her Cosmos, the cocktail waitress came over to offer a suggestion on her order that turned out to really make the drink she loved. My cocktail was excellent. Ok so how is the food? We shared the everything this trip. The pot stickers appetizers were excellent, as was the Caesar Salad, which actually could use a bit more dressing, the Pistachio Crusted Chicken entree was also excellent. Great first visit. We will be back. Hope you check them out and tell them we sent you (kidding)!

Jessica was an awesome server. Everyone there was extremely courteous and friendly. The food was…read moregreat and the experience was extremely pleasant

Enjoyed a lovely solo breakfast at this location of the Turning Point franchise…read more After deciding to forego a visit to another nearby breakfast place, my trusty GPS and a quick scan of yelp led me to this gem, nestled at one end of the inviting Shops at Valley Square shopping center. Absolutely no complaints from my first visit: The staff was pleasant, welcoming and accommodating; food was on point-tasty and prepared as ordered-I especially liked the light and fluffy pancakes and the bright and tangy salad greens; atmosphere was relaxed and inviting. I will most certainly be back to check out more of their offerings!

Started with the pork bow buns, then got the huevos rancheros and a brisket dip sandwich. We also…read moregot drinks and everything that we got was absolutely delicious. The waitress was very nice and pricing is very good. Such a cute spot. The bar is absolutely beautiful and their tables in both are super cute.

Good service, nice spot, food is very hit or miss…read more There is a ton of parking behind the restaurant so that was nice and easy. Service was friendly and attentive all night. We ordered the pork belly bao buns for an app. The pork was painfully dry and the buns themselves were also dry and brittle. We do not recommend at all. I got the mussels in white wine broth with pasta. The broth was bland and mussels weren't to die for, but overall I enjoyed and the portion size was truly insane. My husband got the shepards pie and it was the best shepards pie either of us have ever had. Would be open to trying again but hope the food quality is more consistent next time.

Good location. Wheelchair accessible via the bar area. Not…read moreeasy but it works. Great food selection and quality. Attentive service.

Great food and service. Lots of Italian red in area and this one should be top five on list. Live…read morethe lasagna and salmon

Very good coffee. Visited here for breakfast. In the Dublin Shopping Center. Service was quick…read more Server was pollute. Coffee refills were no issue. I had a western omelette that was very good. Rye toast and a slice of raw tomato. Reasonably priced. Plenty of parking. Nothing fancy but a nice clean restaurant to have breakfast.

Great bang for your buck. I had a crab Benedict.. banging! Made the order hollandaise sauce,…read moreperfectly poached, eggs, and fresh home fries. A couple weeks before this I had eggs Benedict from a café in Perkasie whose name I will not mention. Instant hollandaise sauce, bacon instead of Canadian bacon at home fries that tasted old and they slapped onions on top. $15. Dam Good Cafe $10. Great staff and every table was full. The other café was 3/4 empty.

I'm caught between a 3 and a 4 on this but will err on the side of generosity…read more done as a small cafe it has a nice if slightly cluttered feel. and while the house specialty is stuffed crepes, they do have other French dishes. we found the food was good and the service fairly quick. The BYOB is a bit of a bother but all too common in PA and at least you can bring something you know you'll like. what was less good for the evening was a) the environment. I don't know if the a/c was broken but it was somewhat stuffy in there. not bad most of the year but when it 88+ degrees outside this started to get a bit much. the other issue were two very loud women talking at levels to obliterate any other conversation in the place-lady if you're reading this, no one cares if you're 65. They paid their bill and we thought they'd move off but they stayed talking and drinking loudly for more than half an hour with no attempt made to move them on even though the staff knew they were causing problems for everyone else there. it was the inaction more than anything that bothered me. Overall a good time and we'd go back, but just in case we'll wait until it's a bit cooler.

The good: atmosphere, decor, and service. Food: pretty okay. Value: ok-ish. The bad: the tables…read morebeing so close together is cute (definitely helps the French bistro vibe) but means you're at the mercy of other diners' hygiene and conversation topics. Cute little bistro with warm atmosphere: loved the 19th c posters, and the brick interior wall made to look like the exterior of a French building with balconies. Small tables quite close together is a good way to maximize the tight space, makes the place lively, & helps sell the "French" experience, but also means that if a diner at the next table wears heavy perfume or (unfortunately in our case) has B.O., that will be part of your meal for as long as they are there. (And despite what people may say that was never an issue I had in France. Smoke yes, B.O. no.) The food was good but not exceptional, and the entrées feel a bit overpriced for the portions and quality. Surprisingly mediocre bread. The French classics are done better than you would get elsewhere (ie, French onion soup was very good--and actually a hefty size), but the more crossover dishes (steak & frites, salads) are better other places. To be fair though, I'm thinking of fine dining places (William Penn Inn, Bridget's) and they are even more expensive than Planchette. Also if you're going to a French bistro you should probably order uniquely French food. I bet the Coq Au Vin would have been great. I did not order that because I'm vegan, and the menu says they can accommodate vegan diners, which is why I chose this place for our anniversary. I was excited because French places are generally not at all vegan friendly. Unfortunately "accommodate" turned out to mean "we can give you a salad with quinoa and no cheese" and that's about it. I had that & a side of spinach, and also shared a side of haricot verts with my dining partner. I would not consider that an especially good meal. And the salad was just ok. The service, however, was very prompt & attentive, especially given how busy it was. Still, it's a place I'm glad we checked out (we live a few blocks away and I want to make sure we try all the local places) but not one I feel a need to return to.

We ate here on Saturday morning, April 4, 2026. Enjoyed the…read morebreakfast enchiladas and it was just as good as the last time we were here. Love this breakfast spot! I need to start switching up what I eat, but breakfast enchiladas are so good. There are lots of great options. We will definitely be back!

Good food and friendly service! They are on our rotation of Sunday morning breakfast places. The…read morestaff is friendly and the place is clean and pleasant.