Chef Nick Liberato and the Borscht Belt Deli are celebrating National Sandwich Month with “The Meshuggenah."
Refreshed menu features 30 new items and some returning favorites.
The Princeton-based seafood eatery is scheduled to open in August at the former Corner Bakery Cafe at the Newtown Shopping Center.
It will take seven to eight months to build out the Capital Grille with an estimated opening sometime in late summer 2024.
Everyone has their favorite "go to" for ice cream, but here are Visit Bucks County's picks along the Bucks County Ice Cream Trail.
“This restaurant is my love letter to the Jewish deli, featuring old-school flavors with my own contemporary twist," said Nick Liberato.
Conditional use application submitted to the township proposes 8,000 square foot eatery at the Village at Newtown.
Treat Mom on her special day at a brunch at one of her favorite restaurants in town this Sunday for Mother's Day.
Owner announces updated planned opening for Blue Point Grill in Newtown Township.
New restaurant brings the taste of the Mediterranean to Newtown with cuisine inspired by flavors from across the region.
Árdana Food & Drink to open sometime this month inside the former Solstice space, according to its owner.
The show, airing nationally on HBO Max and the Magnolia Network, spotlights Vecchia Osteria and showcases Newtown in spring beauty.
Bucks County-based company announces 2023 pie contest; winning entry will take home a $1,000 gift card.
“Our deli has been a huge success and we're thrilled to bring our delicious food and warm atmosphere to our new home," said the owners.
Restaurant owners to open the second location of their popular Warrington restaurant in their former hometown.
The salad restaurant chain will open its South Eagle Road location on Thursday, offering items from its 'Destination California' menu.
The health department recorded violations at 18 Newtown restaurants and eateries last month, including Jules Thin Crust and Isaac Newton’s.
Thursday is National Beer Day, and Newtown area taprooms are ready to mark the occasion.
Just before Pineville Tavern's 280th birthday, its new 80-seat greenhouse called "The Garden" is taking outdoor dining to a new level.
Commissioners, supervisors, and Newtown residents attended the ribbon-cutting, enjoying their first tastes of Bomba's tacos and margaritas.
The Bucks County Department of Health recorded violations at 14 restaurants and eateries in Newtown last month.
Bomba Taco + Bar will be holding on-site hiring events for management and serving positions Wednesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Coming in February, the restaurant offers tacos, guacamole, salsas, snacks, salads, and bowls. And don't forget the handmade cocktails.
The Bucks County Department of Health inspected 17 businesses so far in December.
An employee said that the coffee shop on South State Street will be closed temporarily while the Eagle Road location remains open.
The Bucks County Wine Trail's Holiday Celebration is this weekend, with most stops illuminating their vineyards starting Saturday.
Gregg Bonstein told "Breweries in Pennsylvania" about how he got started in craft brewing and about his love for the creativity of IPAs.
The health department inspected 20 businesses in October, including several elementary school cafeterias. See what violations were found.
See how your favorite restaurants did on inspections during the months of August and September.
As the COVID-19 pandemic winds down, see which popular restaurant franchises are expanding to Bucks County this year.
Fast casual restaurant franchise The Halal Guys is looking to bring some Middle Eastern flare to the Village at Newtown Shopping Center.
Five Guys is looking to add a seventh location in Bucks County.
A fast casual chain of salad restaurants is officially coming to Newtown Township.
The pandemic forced Manhattan restaurateur Greg Conlan to start from scratch. He found his answer in Bucks County.
The Bucks County Health Department recorded violations at four bars and restaurants in the Newtown area during the first half of May.
If approved by Newtown Township, the fast casual restaurant would be the first Chopt location in Pennsylvania.
The owners of Guru's Indian Cuisine are challenging their fellow restaurant owners to show off their best dance moves.
Now that the weather is getting nice, what better way to enjoy it than eating outside at one of Newtown's local restaurants.
"Guests like them but were also anxious to return to indoor dining," Harvest Owner Dave MaGrogan told Patch.
The owners of Oishi and KO in Newtown will open Omiza in Doylestown on Sept. 8. We have all the details here: