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Bucks County Bites: Gluten-Free Edition

by Christina Cordaro on March 15, 2024

Whether someone has a dietary restriction or is living with lifestyle choices, gluten-free menu choices are becoming more familiar at local eateries. Luckily for residents and tourists of Bucks County, the food scene is so diverse and open, that gluten-free items happen to be the "new norm" and are not so limited anymore. Below is a round up of bakeries, cafés, restaurants, and more that allow…

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What's Up This Weekend In Bucks County

by Rachel Macauley on March 13, 2024

Erin Go Bragh! It’s the luck of the Irish this weekend in Bucks County! From spirited Irish festivals to St. Patty’s inspired craft workshops and concerts, there are so many ways to celebrate all there is emerald green this weekend! Check out our guide below for details on this weekend’s must-see events around the County. Stay up-to-date on what’s coming up next week with our Upcoming Events…

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Vogue On Over To Ditto Vintage

by Marlee Bulman on March 1, 2024

Second hand and vintage stores have been on the rise in popularity in the 2020’s. If you have the time, you can find one-of-a-kind pieces and create a closet to be envious of. There is something so rewarding about finding a piece that ties your wardrobe together, or just stumbling upon a gem from the ‘70s. I will be the first to admit that I go thrifting maybe too much. I love finding new places…

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Bon Appétit at Mamie Colette Bakery

by Cora Berke on February 23, 2024

“Life is short. Eat dessert first.”- Jaques Torres Imagine strolling along the Seine in Paris on a cold, crisp morning with a croissant and café au lait in hand. The still warm croissant was just baked and you can imagine it filled with chocolate, almond cream or jam, the perfect beginning to your day. We can’t promise you the Seine, but we can promise you a fresh baked croissant from Mamie…

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Romantic Dining Is At The Heart Of Jules @ Market

by Jennifer Fritch on February 13, 2024

Is romantic dining on your agenda? Jules @ Market in Bristol is at the top of my list. Truth be told, I found it by accident. I was going on my last first date and looking for a great half-way spot between Central Bucks County and South Jersey. Google Maps dropped the pin right on Bristol Borough and the reviews for Jules @ Market made it a must visit. Five years later, Jules @ Market remains a…

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Yardley's Continental Tavern And Underground Railroad

by Heather McGurrin on February 9, 2024

Bucks County played an important role as a way station and a transportation hub in the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad represented hope for a new life for so many. It was a secret network of hidden and safe places that helped runaways on the journey north. Abolitionists and kind communities, like those in many Bucks County areas, were a part of this incredible movement. My friend…

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Top Hidden Gems in Bucks County

by Christina Cordaro on January 26, 2024

Bucks County is a true travel destination with its miles of landscape, historical landmarks, small town shopping, beautiful state parks, and an extensive art scene, just to name a few. Whether you are traveling from a distance, Philadelphia and South Jersey are only a short drive and New York is only 75 miles away. Or if you are local, there is always something to do, or somewhere new to explore…

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Get Bread-y For The Best Sandwiches in Bucks County

by Jennifer Fritch on January 12, 2024

Wondering where to get a great sandwich? Some of the best are right in the heart of Bucks County. Having successfully eaten my way through the county, east to west and north to south, I am confident that I have curated a mouthwatering and eclectic selection, for dining-in, taking-out and some great local ambience. The Borscht Belt – Newtown, PA A visit to The Borscht Belt is an absolute must…

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Levittown's Finest Coffee Shop

by Heather McGurrin on January 5, 2024

Make sure you stop by the very first independently owned coffee shop in Levittown, The Bridge, located on Emile-Bristol Road. Having just opened in late November, the vibe in this coffee spot is both comfortable and friendly, giving that feeling like you are part of a scene from “Central Perk” right out of the sitcom Friends. Not only is the seating plentiful and cozy, but you can plant yourself…

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Bucks County Residential Holiday Lights Driving Tour

by Louise Feder on December 20, 2023

Recently, my seven-year-old son, Howie, came home from school with his first “big” homework assignment – each second grader had to write five sentences and draw a picture about one of their family’s holiday traditions. “What are you going to write about?” I asked, expecting something about making cookies or picking out a tree. But no. “Everybody said stuff like that, Mom,” he said with a mini…

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