Fun, open atmosphere with great food. Their prices are beyond fair and the staff was friendly. We…read morewill definitely try this spot again in the future.

Crossroads is a decent bar set up with a separate dining area. The food is decent and the prices…read morefair. We have come a handful of times for lunch and the service has always been pleasant. There is a dog that is at the bar most times we come but he is well behaved and keeps to himself.

If old fashioned, knotty pine paneled, rustic country bars, with good kitchen are attractive to…read moreyou, Tohickon Tavern is your jam. On Route 611 in Ottsville, PA, this suds house has been pulling draft beer handles for a long time, with variety enough to keep most beer aficionados quite content. And, if those kegs aren't sufficient, the long wall of available takeout brews is yet another plentiful option. You really can't go wrong. Walking in people were standing all around the barroom, while NASCAR blared from the two high up HDTVs. I took the stool near the end of the long bar, and was immediately greeted by the owner, who worked the entire room with assistance from a long white haired dude who seemed to know everything about the joint (He might be an owner, too). He recommended their roast pork sandwich, as he tapped the white board where it was described. I was more in the mood for a burger, and had heard that their onion soup was worth the price of admission. He grinned and said the Bistro Burger was his creation and I would love it, too. Okay then. Let's do a cup of the Onion Soup and a medium grilled Bistro Burger (aioli mayo, jalapeños, lettuce, tomato and cheese). Apple Crisp Cider for the washdown. The house hummed as I waited for the grub. People clearly knew each other, and treated the tavern as their clubhouse. It was fun just to watch and listen. Good people all around. And, the soup and burger were on the high end of bar cuisine. The Onion Soup was covered with melted Gruyère; underneath was a still hot and steaming savory beef broth with soft onions and chunks of dark bread. Had to let each spoonful cool a minute before putting mouthward. Very good! The Bistro Baby was a half pounder on a large bun, loaded up with all the fixings mentioned above, with the right amount of heat from the 'penos, and at the exact medium pink finish. Had to press it all down to fit in mi boca. Sure glad they handed me a bunch of napkins, because it was a bit messy consumption. Excellent burger! Need 3 napkins to get through. The thirty minute drive from Central to Northern Bucks to reach Tohickon Tavern was well worth the time and energy. I'm not quite a local, but would be honored to be considered so, this place was such a blast.

We were in the area for sports, and there were not many choices to choose from since it was getting…read morelate. I saw positive reviews about this local spot, and I always do enjoy a local spot. The bartender was running the show, and he was fantastic (I wish I got his name). My kids split the mac & cheese bites and pierogies for an appetizer, and they ate it all. I started with a cup of French onion soup, and it was great. I heard from Yelpers that this place has great burgers, so we all ordered one, and we enjoyed it. Definitely a great spot!

This place is a gem, it's a true old-school tavern. Family owned by the nicest and most welcoming…read morepeople. It's a labor of love and you can tell they genuinely care for everyone that walks through the door. This is no corporate chain, it's an old fashioned tavern. Pool tables, karaoke, homemade food, cool drinks. What more could you want?

Pool, shuffleboard, darts, and TouchTunes!? Say less. Yi, Mr. Ed, and Blair are the MOST welcoming…read moreowners! Recommend the noodles, dumplings, and fried rice. New fave spot!

Service was AWESOME Burger and wings were top notch!…read moreWe shared the hummus platter, was very fresh and delicious! Can't wait to go back

I had lunch at Farmhouse Tavern on Friday when I was in Doylestown for a day. It couldn't be a more…read moreclassic tavern if it tried. Really comfortable and cozy inside. I sat at a high top table by the bar, but there's also seating at the bar and seating in a small dining area. The service was great. And I really enjoyed my burger (cooked medium rare, it was juicy and delicious) and my beer (a Smithwick's on tap). My only teeny tiny complaint is that the mushrooms and grilled onions on my burgers were cold, and I wish they'd been warmed up on the grill before going onto the burger - it might have been perfect then! Overall, a great tavern lunch. I'd happily go back for another burger and beer! Or fish and chips! Or anything else!

Geronimo, as stated, is the beat kept secret. We came to visit a museum and decided to stop by for…read morea bite. The food was amazing, the beer was excellent, and the service was witty and on point. We really enjoyed this establishment and looking forward to the next visit. We had the wings, the pretzel, the cheese burger, side of fries, and the fish tacos. All amazing

The food was amazing. I had the Nitro poured stout with my…read moreburger. I'll visit often but the employees need to stop customers from bringing dogs inside.

We stopped by McCoole's at the Historic Red Lion Inn on a Friday evening with a party of four and…read morehad a good experience overall. The food was very good, although they were out of a few of our first-choice menu items and drinks. I was hoping for a stout, but they only had a bottled porter, which ended up being a solid substitute. My wife and I were also looking forward to the Friday/Saturday Queen Cut ribeye, but since it was sold out we went with the NY Strip and the Swiss & Wild Mushroom Burger. Both were tasty. Our daughters enjoyed the Linguini & Clams and the Boursin Bacon Burger as well. Service was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. The only minor downside was that our water glasses weren't refilled unless we asked. One surprise was how quiet it was for 6:30 on a Friday night. It wasn't busy at all, but that made it easy to have a conversation without competing with a noisy dining room. We finished with the crème brûlée and chocolate mousse cake, and both desserts were a great way to end the meal. Overall, a nice dinner with good food, friendly service, and a relaxed atmosphere. Hopefully next time we'll get to try that Queen Cut ribeye!

We were there with Friends twice recently:) Services was great! Food was very good. Love the decor…read more The fireplace seating was welcome with cool temps. Thank you!

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)!

We went with friends on April 1, 2026, for a barbecue-themed dinner with a cocktail pairing. The…read morefood was excellent; the service was outstanding. The place was jam-packed, with lots of local fans showing up for what was clearly a popular event. We really enjoyed the entire evening: the food, atmosphere, and overall experience.

Located in Doylestown, PA Stopped in for a Guinness…read moreDidn't try the food but the experience was nice in this area of the country with all the American History. Explored the day through winding roads on a self guided covered bridges tour with homes dating back to the Revolutionary War. We ended up at The Heart of Oak Pub. Located a few minutes from Peddlers Village Beautiful ! Friendly patrons and bartender - brick walls & dark wood furnishings and bar. Seating inside & outside with an upstairs area as well. Enjoyed my Pint - very relaxing & Friendly When I return I will surely stop back in - Cheers

Great service and good prices. Went on a Sunday for a couple of beers and will return to try the…read morefood.