5 Best Comfort Food Restaurants in Lumberville

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1. Triumph Restaurant & Brewery

4.5

Price: Moderate

• American • New Hope

Booked 26 times today

Triumph Brewing Company in New Hope offers a comforting blend of American cuisine with a twist. Reviewers rave about the 'upscale pub food', unique spins on sauces, and dishes like the buttermilk buffalo grilled chicken and sweet potato black bean burger. It's a place where you can enjoy 'great food and beer in a cool space', as one reviewer put it.

2. T54

4.7

Exceptional(461)

Price: Expensive

• Farm-to-table • Lambertville

Booked 12 times today

T54 Restaurant & Bar offers modern, Italian cuisine in a welcoming and intimate atmosphere. Husband and wife owners, Massimo Schiavon & Antoinette Borromeo, provide an extension of their home to guests. A few of their signature dishes are Trofie Pesto Genovese, Rigatoni Bolognese and a Pasta on the Wheel. Other delights include a Tuscan Roasted Half Chicken, Grilled Whole Branzino, and a beautifully presented Pot of Mussels. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options are clearly marked on the menu. The 30 foot bar that can accommodate up to 14 people for cocktails or dinner, as well as an authentic Italian happy hour - Appertivi from Tuesday - Thursday. The inviting patio provides outdoor dining on weather permitting evenings. Massimo's 30 years of Food & Beverage experience in Italy and New York City shows in his hand selected wine list and speciality cocktails.

3. Bowman's Tavern

4.8

Exceptional(3023)

Price: Moderate

• American • New Hope

Booked 14 times today

Bowman's Tavern is a go-to spot for comfort food. Reviewers consistently mention the 'excellent food', 'good choice', and 'great service'. The cozy and inviting atmosphere also adds to its comfort food appeal. One reviewer even noted that the food is 'not "pub fare" quality but parallels to high class restaurants' while the atmosphere is 'casual, energetic, and inviting.' So, it's clear that Bowman's Tavern provides a blend of quality food, warm ambiance, and friendly service that makes for a comforting dining experience.

4. Cock 'n Bull

4.3

Awesome(3073)

Price: Expensive

• American • New Hope

Booked 41 times today

Cock ‘n Bull, the flagship restaurant of Peddler’s Village since 1962, serves American classics in a charming setting overlooking the Village Green. Savor expertly crafted cocktails, house-baked desserts, comfort food favorites such as chicken pot pye, and delicious seasonal offerings from Chef David Perini. The dining rooms are richly appointed with Colonial-style embellishments, along with the Jamison family’s private collection of folk art and antiques. The Cock 'n Bull is the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion. Private function space is available. Enjoy a pre-meal drink at the Red Fox Lounge, located in the lobby.

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5. Plumsteadville Inn

4.7

Exceptional(1911)

Price: Moderate

• American • Plumsteadville

Booked 31 times today

Burgers & Beer, Lobster & CheerThe Plumsteadville Inn has once again established itself as one of Bucks County's favorite places to frequent. The Plum takes pride in being the place for all occasions. Whether that be date night, family gathering, to watch the game, or for a special occasion, The Plum has the atmosphere and menu to cater to every one.Check out our feature on America’s Best Restaurants! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgMX4Zq5ll0&t=1s

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Triumph Restaurant & Brewery

2. T54

3. Bowman's Tavern

4. Cock 'n Bull

5. Plumsteadville Inn

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