8 Bucks Co. Businesses Make New 'Best Of Philly' List

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Philadelphia Magazine is out with its 2019 'Best of Philly' awards, which spotlight the region's top restaurants, stores, and services in various categories.

The winners include businesses in the city, as well as its suburbs.

Bucks County has eight businesses that made the list for various designations, from food, to beauty, and culture.

Here is a look at the eight Bucks County businesses included on the magazine's Best of Philly awards list:

Best Seafood: Jules@Market, 111 Market St, Bristol

The magazine praises the market's simple take on seafood, recommending selections served with just lemon, butter and capers.

Best Empanada: Empanada Mama, 21 Donaldson Street, Doylestown

The Doylestown spot's "surprising varieties" like cheesesteak, spinach and artichoke dip caught the attention of Philly Mag editors.

Best Place for Rare Plants: Hortulus Farm,60 Thompson Mill Road, Wrightstown

Philly Mag recommends a self-guided tour of the property, which is currently for sale for $5.6M, then buying some rare specimens like rabbit’s-foot ferns, flowering maples and spiral-leaved begonias.

Best Affordable Museum: Bucks County Children's Museum, 500 Union Square Drive, New Hope

This Bucks County spot is described by editors as a smaller Please Touch, with a better ticket price.

Best Toy Store: JaZams, Route 263, Lahaska

The Peddler's Village toy store was recognized as the area's best, with the magazine saying you'll feel like Tom Hanks in "Big" upon entering.

Best Intro To TRX Class: RIDE Spin Barre and TRX Studio, 225 2nd St Pike, Southampton

The studio is described as offering plenty of individual attention in a non-intimidating and judgement-free setting.

Best Quickie Beauty Service: Lash extensions at David J. Witchell, Newtown and Lahaska

The expertly-applied lashes will last up to two days and takes just ten minutes.

Best Technicolor Hair: Paradigm Salon, 18 Summit Square Center, Langhorne

One look at Donna Visco's rainbow work "and you’ll never go back to blond or brunette again," the magazine says.