Bucks County Restaurants

Bucks County has no regional specialties to call its own, but you can discover some sophisticated restaurants as well as casual country spots. What makes dining here special are the enchanting settings. Fine meals of French, Italian, or American fare are served in restored mills, well-worn taverns, canal-side courtyards, small cafés, and elegant Victorian mansions. In summer and fall it's best to make reservations for weekend dining.

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  • 1. C'est la Vie

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    Get a cup of coffee and a yummy pastry or light meal at C'est la Vie, a French bakery down a little alley off Main Street that proves that excellent things come in small packages. Grab and go, eat inside in the cozily cramped space, or sit outside at a table overlooking the river.

    20 S. Main St., New Hope, Pennsylvania, 18938, USA
    215-862–1956

    Known For

    • Sandwiches in savory croissants
    • Madeleines, palmiers, and macarons
    • Excellent breads

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Tues. 7:30–2; Wed., Thurs., and Sun. 7:30–5; Fri. and Sat. 7:30–6; closed Mon., Closed Mon. No dinner
  • 2. Caleb's American Kitchen

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    The exterior resembles a diner, but don't be mislead: this BYO restaurant—helmed by former Marsha Brown executive chef Caleb Lentchner—serves not only breakfast and a variety of sandwiches and salads, but also locally-inspired New American fare at dinner in a country-village setting. Ladies who lunch come for the harvest chicken and "big" apple salad, avocado toast, fish tacos, or the signature burger.

    5738 Rte. 202, Lahaska, Pennsylvania, 18931, USA
    215-794–8588
  • 3. Lilly's Gourmet

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    From the whisk-shaped door handles to the colander lamps to the sandwiches named after cartoon characters, Lilly's is full of fun. This busy downtown counter-service lunch spot also serves inventive salads and soups, which you can eat in the small, lively dining room or take with you. Try the Mr. Magoo wrap (marinated veggies, black bean salad, fresh mozzarella, spinach, and chipotle spread) or the Aquaman sandwich (blackened salmon, cucumber ribbons, sliced tomato, goat cheese, and balsamic vinegarette on multigrain bread). Make sure you read the blackboards, which list the specials. Beer and wine are available, and in the morning you can get a light breakfast of muffins, bagels, and fresh fruit.

    1 W. Court St., Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 18901, USA
    215-230–7883

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner, Credit cards accepted
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