Archive for the ‘Dining Out’ Category
Home Sweet Hive
Doylestown’s Honey delivers inspired American dining to your own backyard.
By Neil Harner
Who says you have to travel into the city to get a unique fine dining experience? Right in your own backyard in Doylestown is Honey; one of the most distinctly bold restaurants worthy of nothing less than the...
May 1st, 2009 | Dining Out | Read More
The Knight House
Local dining at its finest.
By Alicia Eichelman
Tom Frank knows what keeps people coming back for more, as owner of The Knight House for four years, he and Executive Chef Will Lewis explain that “the best marketing is the food on the plates.” The Knight House truly lives up to that statement, priding...
May 1st, 2009 | Dining Out | Read More
Bucks Coffee & Beyond
Where to unwind after your daily grind.
By Neil Harner
As I begin this article, I can’t help to feel a little jittery over the excessive amounts of caffeine and sugar flowing through my body as a result of visiting the nine best cafes in the Bucks County area. Whether ordered hot or cold, it is...
April 24th, 2009 | Dining Out | Read More
Beer in Bucks & Beyond
A guide to the area’s best breweries and beer.
By Neil Harner
“Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.” – Benjamin Franklin
March 6, 2009 marks the beginning of the second annual Philly Beer Week. In the last several years, appreciation of fine beers, both imports and...
March 10th, 2009 | Dining Out, Features | Read More
Villa Barolo
Warrington’s Italian culinary oasis.
By Dava Guerin
Bucks County is clearly among the most beautiful places to live in Pennsylvania and beyond. With its wide open spaces, rolling hills, quaint towns, and historic farmhouses, people from all walks of life choose to call Bucks County “home.” But...
March 10th, 2009 | Dining Out | Read More
Toscana 52: A Miraculous Transformation in Feasterville
By Brian Freedman
Great cooking, many food lovers would argue, is all about transformation—the conversion of raw ingredients into something altogether more flavorful, more appealing to both the eyes and the taste buds. That’s where the magic of dining happens, the alchemy that transforms the merely...
February 1st, 2009 | Dining Out | Read More











