Beautiful place. Kayak and paddleboat rektale. Nice trails to walk, ride bike and run etc. Nice picnic areas for families and playing games. Very kid friendly..

It's one of the best places to have a peaceful trip. Quite time and solemn. It's technically on the top of the mountain. Yes, there's a lot of people coming, but because it's an open space and no neighboring commercial areas or houses around or nearby, that's why it's a great time to have a moment of dedications.

This is a large shopping center located on Main Street in Doylestown. Plenty of parking and features to main stores an Acme and a Target which I was told by an employee they don't have a public restroom which I find to be ridiculous. The Acme and Target are both spacious. There is a Wendy's on one end and a Burger King on the other. There is also a Mexican themed restaurant. They had a Staples a pet store and a home goods store. One stop shopping for the locals.

Practically perfect. Food was excellent. Surf and turf was excellent. Good beer selection. Service was attentive. Ambience is classy but not still casual and not uptight at all. I love this place. The only downside is the menu doesn't have much of a selection, but at least it seems like everything on it is really good.

Our favorite place in all of Doylestown! Order to-go or enjoy them at the picnic tables on a nice day. I love how the flavors rotate, so there is always something new and delicious to try. Make sure to get the Korean Beef (with Asian dipping sauce) and the cocoa caramel bars if it’s your first visit!

It’s a true pub with typical pub fare. We did the salmon platter and some burgers. All good. The sides are exceptional: macaroni and cheese, onion rings and sweet potato fries. It’s a huge place and would be great for corporate-type events. Plenty of parking and tables.

Excellent thin crust pizzas. great texture and crunch and flavors and 0 burned parts.... served perfectly as we had hoped. Nice selection of pizzas as well. We came here for a quick bite and were super happy we found Artistic Pizzeria. Will definitely come back.

We’re from out of town but decided to try this place because we like byobs and pizza and the prices were right. And we had a great experience. We were greeted with smiles as we walked in (which goes a long way). And our server, Jacques, was friendly and super accommodating even when my boyfriend’s margarita pizza was not what he expected. Jacques offered to make him a new one and suggested the Brooklyn pizza was more of a standard type margarita. And he was right. My boyfriend loved it. They did not rush us to turn the table. And we were able to finish our salads before the pizzas came. I had a meat lovers pizza and that was good as well. We will definitely be back.

Stopped in for lunch and had a great time. The girl serving was very nice and helpful. Not a soup guy so I got the Beef rice bowl and it was super good, especially the beef. My girlfriend got the tan tan and liked it a lot. Also just a nice vibe.

I'll keep this simple. My wife and I have been coming here weekly for three years and will sum it up in one word that you know what is hard to find in a restaurant... consistent. The food is always on point, and MJ behind the bar is always a pleasure after a long week. What a great place! Needless to say, see you next week!

<First time> If you're looking for a fantastic spot to take the kids Kids Castle Central Park is a must-visit. This enchanting playground offers a unique and imaginative play experience with its castle-themed structure, complete with castle, slides, and climbing walls that ignite children's creativity. The design of the playground ensures that kids of all ages can find something to enjoy, from the smaller climbing features for toddlers to big and tall slides for kids up to 12 years of age to enjoy the fun. The location has many picnic tables and a shaded area for you to throw a group party. The area is well-maintained and features plenty of seating for parents to relax while keeping an eye on their little ones. Plus, the surrounding green space allows for additional outdoor activities.

Took a solo trip to this museum for the first time, it was easy to find, plenty of parking space, it took me a good 2 hours to explore it, the museum staff were really friendly and helpful, the gift shop was small however, they have a small space for little kids. I didn’t purchase tickets in advance, and there was no line on a Friday morning. I certainly wouldn’t suggest taking children there, but its a great space for older kids and adults to explore . Overall I really enjoyed my time !

This was a very cool museum featuring all sort of tools and objects used in all the various trades that were common in the 1800's and early 1900's. They are collected more like an archeologist would collect items, numbered with white paint and collected by trade across six floors in a single extremely large room. The collections surround the center atrium of the room where many of the larger objects (stagecoach, boat, etc.) are suspended. The building itself is made nearly entirely of poured concrete, just like Mercer's castle (another great spot to visit). Definitely worth a few hours of browsing.

Love coming out here with my children! It’s a treat for them to come out here I love their mushroom medley, my son gets the plain cheese and margherita I’ve tried almost all of their pizza. They do have gluten free pizza

I got appetizers here, and I enjoyed the mozzarella sticks, although I didn't really like the wonton tacos. But I think that the customer service was really the highlight of my visit, my server, Monica, was really nice and willing to accommodate for my needs. Overall, a pretty good experience.

This castle is absolutely fascinating. The massive amount of beautiful tile work and the design of the place makes this a really cool place to visit. Mercer designed his castle to resemble European castles and I definitely felt like I was in an old castle in Germany. The tour guide was very informative and gave us a lot of background and history on the castle and the Mercer family.

My partner and I love to explore pa and we came across this as top location in the area. And I marked it for another time. We wanted to take his mom on little day trip to celebrate an event and I brought this up both were skeptical about what they would see here but was game. We pulled up to the building from the side of building to park. Not at the first lot go little further and you'll find small side lot to park. And just instantly stand in the wonder of the place. Reminded me of something from old zorro film or something. The architecture was amazing. As went in we were greeted by someone by the counter and they let us look around until our tour was ready in gift shop. The gift shop is beautiful laid out with many beautiful tile work that was prices well and most made on the premises that I know of. We were than allowed to go into the start of the tour in this beautiful room with a center piece of a fire place and beautiful tools of the past all over the walls and of course title. The fire was a blazing behind us on the chilly windy day as we watched the short video. Which really helped to give lot of interesting about mercer and how far his reach was in the area. And how many attractions in that area is connected to him. I won't spoil anything but worth a watch. Than from there it was a self guided tour. With tiles telling you which way to go with arrows. Now not sure how many people will have the same experience we did but there wasn't large amount of people and we were able to just explore. And that is the real wonder of the place to just feel like your exploring. And yes there are some items are behind glass cases many things aren't. And many things are still being used by artists now on smaller scale. It made feel like I was at living history event. You could explore at your own. So it was like exploring factor back in the day. The balcony was one the highlights to stand out and look at the court yard and look up all the chimneys. There is one I tried to get a picture of that was beautifully titled. Definitely keep an eye out on it. I thought it was also neat you could go in basement to see where they stored the clay and more. It was spooky but was fun. Than as you go further you get to see different artist projects and see them in action. They were very kind and very helpful.in answering questions. Overall all I would have to say this was the high light of the day for sure. Exploring history is always fun but self guided side of the tour made you really feel like you were sneaking around to see the behind scenes in this old tile factory. And I really don't think you'll see everything on one go there so many small titles and interrogate work put in the building it's like look for Easter eggs. We went into this place not sure how it would be but would definitely suggest this to anyone that enjoys architecture, art tiles, local history, and exploring. I think you can definitely gain a prospective into mercer life by looking at this place and other attractions in area. Check it out yourself. I feel like adults would appreciate this more than young children may.

At the end of the day, Aldie Mansion created a magical wedding. The venue was perfect for our whimsical yet elegant affair with beautiful garden grounds and English manor. I highly recommend paying the extra fee to get ready on site. The aesthetic was perfect for getting ready pictures and vibes. We opted to get married in the Tea Garden vs in front of the big tree, which I added some dramatics with the long aisle. The food by in house JAM Catering was so good including the chocolate bourbon cake, which says a lot coming from someone who isn't a big sweet tooth. The flow of the day was also impeccable. We were able to try the cocktail hour food and even sit during dinner to finish our main meals. The Aldie Team helps to set decor up and really had an eye for detail, which I appreciated. I will note that leading up to the wedding was a bit bumpy 2 months out. My initial coordinator was not attentive to details, but once I reached out to the Sales Director, she was extremely helpful, accommodating, and understanding. She was able to get everything on track and then some. I'd still recommend Aldie Mansion to any couple!

Nestled in the heart of Doylestown, Honey is an intimate, small-plate dining experience that feels both upscale and inviting. With its dim lighting, warm wooden accents, and a romantic ambiance, this American tapas-style restaurant is perfect for a date night or a special evening with friends who appreciate inventive cuisine. The menu at Honey is a bold exploration of flavors, seamlessly blending sweet, savory, and umami elements in ways that surprise and delight. One of the must-try dishes is the spareribs with ginger ice cream, an unexpected yet harmonious combination that balances the richness of the ribs with the cool, slightly spicy sweetness of the ice cream. The miso kale salad is another standout, offering a perfect blend of earthy greens, umami-rich miso, and a hint of nuttiness. For those who enjoy a little heat, the blackened green beans bring the right amount of char and spice, making them addictively snackable. The truffle chips are an indulgent delight, crisp and fragrant with just the right amount of truffle essence. And the chicken meatballs—juicy, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned—are a comforting yet elevated take on a classic dish. Each plate is thoughtfully presented, portioned for sharing, and layered with flavors that encourage guests to slow down and savor each bite. The service is attentive without being intrusive, with knowledgeable staff ready to guide diners through the menu. For those looking for a unique dining experience in Doylestown, Honey is a true hidden gem. Its cozy setting, innovative dishes, and carefully curated flavors make it a destination worth revisiting. Whether you’re a foodie or simply someone who appreciates great food in a charming atmosphere, Honey delivers a memorable experience that lingers long after the last bite.

Wow, the lunch was incredible! Got the 1/2 sandwich and soup, and it was one of the best soups I have ever had. Prices are reasonable and the restaurant has a cozy atmosphere.

Poco’s in Doylestown is a local staple that never disappoints! Whether you’re at the bar, in high-top seating, or in the main dining area, the atmosphere is always fun and welcoming. I usually go for the bar seating or a high-top, and I can’t recommend their margaritas enough! The regular on-the-rocks margarita is a classic, but the frozen ones with different flavor options are always amazing too. One of my favorite parts is that they start you off with chips and salsa, which makes deciding on food a bit easier. Recently, I tried their sweet potato fries as an appetizer, and they were incredible. All the food here has been consistently great. Poco’s is definitely a must-visit if you’re in Doylestown!

We heard about Cross Keys Diner from our Earth Science teacher (early 80’s!!) and we’re so excited to visit! We arrived around 10am and didn’t have any wait to be seated. We ordered coffee & our breakfast. I had the Granny Scrambled eggs & toast. Was delicious and I was so full. Was a generous portion. Waitress and staff were nice also! We will be back!! 🥰

Please get these great employees some help!! I came during the dinner rush on a BOGO deal day, and there was only one employee working both the in person order counter making the meals while also working the register. Despite being under pressure, he was beyond kind and was absolutely trying his best to keep the line moving along. There was also only one employee preparing food, and one on the take out order counter dealing with many impatient delivery drivers. I am always happy with my service here, but in moments like these I feel for the employees and hope they can find more help for the future!