The food and service,the cleanliness, the workers everything about this place is great! The…read moreambience is welcoming a great place to stop and get a bite.

Where else can you get a cheesesteak, fries, and mozzarella sticks(the good ones if you know,you…read moreknow) for about $20! For years I've been driving by this place. Glad I decided to give it a go.

Another tasty experience-- their homemade tomato soup was delicious and perfect on this super crazy…read morecold night and the piggy roll. Hit the spot so fresh. And you have to try their blended lemonades we got lemonade mango mix.

The Pork Shack, located in the Ferry Market food hall in New Hope, offers a variety of…read moremade-to-order pulled pork specialties including sandwiches and enchiladas, grilled cheese sandwiches, several mac & cheese options, and breakfast-all-day served in a very, very casual ambiance with all dishes served 'to go'. My dining companion and I both thought the food should have tasted better. I'm a big fan of roast pork and broccoli rabe sandwiches, so I opted for the "Rabe" ($13.50), with slow-roasted pulled pork, sautéed broccoli rabe, and garlic aioli served on a flatbread. Unfortunately... my sandwich was practically inedible because the pork tasted VERY salty and the sautéed broccoli rabe had little flavor at all. I didn't finish the sandwich, even though I was pretty hungry. Thankfully, I had added a small order of plain tater tots ($4.75) which were actually pretty good. My dining companion opted to start with a cup of the gluten-free/dairy-free "Almost Famous Tomato Bisque" ($6.50 for a cup), but was put off by the strong taste of a spice that tasted like cumin (a big turnoff for her) and didn't finish the soup. She also ordered the Breakfast Grilled Cheese ($9.50), made with two fried eggs and melted American cheese on grilled toast, which she did enjoy. I'll give the cooking staff the benefit of the doubt considering we stopped in for a late dinner about two and a half hours before closing and might've just gotten a disappointing batch of pulled pork and soup that had been made earlier and the flavors deteriorated as they sat all day, but.. probably won't try the Pork Shack again, given plenty of other options to try at the Ferry Market. When the credit card receipt was emailed to me afterwards.. the 6% Pennsylvania sales tax on prepared foods was labelled only as "The Pork Shack", which initially made me think they had added additional service charge until I did my own research on Pennsylvania sales and use tax. It shouldn't require a CPA to figure that out. Pro Tip #1: Download the ParkMobile app. You can pay via the ParkMobile app whether you park in the small private parking lot adjacent to the Ferry Market food hall, one of the nearby public lots (Union Square Lot @ 123 West Bridge Street), or metered on-street parking. Parking in one of the public lots or on the street in New Hope is $3.00/hour (up to a maximum of 3 hours) plus a $0.45 service charge for using the ParkMobile app.

Everything was Egg-celent! First off Tony is super cool. The vibe in the place is on point, love…read morethe decor. I got the sausage egg and cheese. It had a nice sesame roll with cooper cheese oozing down on top of the custardy eggs and sausage.i also got a coffee which was perfect, a scone and some kind of chocolate chip cookie that was to die for. I included a pic so you could see the almost cartoon amount of cheese sliding down my sandwich. Gosh I'll be dreaming of that sandwich

Had high hopes for this establishment from reviews. It's a funky spot with odd hours a small menu…read moreand small seating area.It serves breakfast items but doesn't open till noon on Saturday. It's crowded and reasonably priced. The food was just meh. Had a smash burger that was a big messy glob of lettuce and sauce with a fall apart roll and a grayish over salty beef patty with no beef flavor.

Best pork and broccoli rabe around. Mazzanti's in Bristol Borough still has much better Italian . I…read morestill this place five stars.

Real deal Philly hoagies,Roast Pork,and Steaks in Yardley! This place is the best version ever to…read moreoccupy that space. If you live in Bucks Co.no need to head to philadelphia. For fans of Wawa take a short walk next door, and open your gastronomic horizons ( another words - wake up and try a REAL sandwich ). For fans of Primos, Please Note - if you get the small at this place it comes on the same seeded loaf as the half and whole. Larger menu as well. Nice folks - Highly Recommend.

Coming from tcnj and it's mid breakfast, this place restored my tastebuds. I ordered a Taylor ham…read more(yes it's Taylor ham not pork roll) egg and cheese on an everything bagel. Genuinely so good 10/10 #canceleick

I love me a good Jersey bagel!…read more We made an unexpected visit to Deli on a Bagel Cafe around 11 AM and it was BUSY. There were a couple tables open, and several customers walking in for to-go orders back to back. All the bagel sandwiches coming out from the kitchen looked amazing. I ordered an Asiago bagel with vegetable cream cheese. I asked for it toasted and it was lightly toasted and loaded with cream cheese. I haven't eaten a bagel like this in a while. The cashier was friendly and repeated our order back to us. It took about 15 mins for 3 bagel sandwiches and 1 toasted bagel to be ready. They have a wide selection of bottled drinks at the front and it appears you can get cold cuts from the deli area as well.

Ever since being turned onto Mazzanti's, it's our go-to when we go out East! Just the best hoagies!read more

I was in the mood for a good hoagie and I stumbled across this place, I took my family to go get…read moresome after seeing the reviews and pics, so as we arrived we had a funny feeling in the neighborhood like we shouldn't be there, we were stared at intensely by people there but we still went up to the store, as soon as we got there another person pulled up the their door and went right in but when we were going in, we got abruptly stopped by the owner and he said " Oh the person infront of you is my cousin but you can't come in we only do take out orders here", we were like "huh?" No one mentioned you are not allowed in the store, how can you pick what you want if you can't go inside and look, he blocked the door like we were going to rob the place....I don't know if he did that because it's common practice or because we were people of color. We weren't rude or loud or hoodish at all but it sure felt uncomfortable especially with my young daughters there, we ended up leaving and not getting anything and we won't be back.

Updated review: I had to write this, because I am so…read moredeliriously blown away by the incredible service. I just got from Jersey Mike's to correct a problem that wasn't actually theirs. Our front door faces the street that intersects with our address. We are on a corner so the garage is on one side and the front door is on the other. My directions are extremely clear and no NO NO driver ever reads them. (I've watched Delivery people wander up and down the pathways in the complex here in bitter cold weather rather than directions it might offer clue to where they're going.) The driver here certainly didn't ....he left my bag in somebody else's driveway at night and of course, those people thought it was some kind of garbage and threw it in the trash I took a flyer and called Jersey Mike's and got this amazing superhero on the phone named John who seemed more upset than me and extremely willing to refund my entire meal, which was more than I had hoped for and so now on top of loving their sandwiches, I also love Jersey Mike's at this location and most of all, I love John Thank you, John !

Supporting local businesses is important to me, but the way they're managed says a lot about the…read moreoverall experience. I stopped by my local Jersey Mike's this week -- which is something I do regularly. I ordered a viral sandwich that turned out a little messy, but that wasn't the issue. The same person who made my sandwich also rang me up -- without changing his gloves. He touched the register screen, bags, counters, and who knows what else, all with the same gloves he used to make my food. Then he went right back to preparing sandwiches... still no glove change. So I calmly walked over to the manager, who had already seemed pretty dismissive when I walked in. I could tell that he wasn't interested in any niceties with me, since he was saving them for the non-minority make that walked in after me. I said, "You may want to let him know that he needs to change his gloves." The manager asked, "Why?" I explained, "Because he made my sandwich, checked me out, touched the screen, and then went back to making sandwiches." His response? "Did he touch cash?" I replied, "Why does that matter? He's spreading germs." But it was clear he didn't care -- not one bit. That will be my last visit to that location. Period.

Today visited amwell diner today 8-12-26, for breakfeast- ordered a the man one that's a favorite…read moreoff and on for a change seen Annie ,Carlie etc- was great to say hello to Annie and everyone with pride I wore my pork roll shirt with pride amwell diner is a great nostalgic place you step inside and feel going back to the days of fun times and those late night meals the place is friendly I kid around with them all but the place is a warming pleasure for a bite - I come all the way from paterson nj!!!!--- in closing try the amwell diner if none of all have tried this place I feel you won't. E dissapointed Anne works her butt off even making the cakes so come on down say hi to Anne and the gang ...the food is great and the interior will for sure bring back the good times as in the move it's great ( forget about it ) meaning it's top shelf .

This was my first time going to Amwell Valley Diner and it was a pretty decent experience! The food…read morewas pretty amazing as I went with 3 other people. 3/4 of us got omelettes and one of us got a burger. Everything we got to eat was outstanding. The service was good and very nice. The only thing is it wasn't the best vibe. In my opinion, I think the restaurant was very outdated meaning older and more classic. Overall it was pretty decent with everyone being full going back home!