FROM THE LOCALS BLOG

It is true that Bucks County displays both beauty and bounty all year long throughout the four seasons. Between the natural scenic beauty (hills, landscapes, and valleys), the cultivated beauty (farms and gardens), and the architectural beauty (historic houses, mills and original taverns), Bucks County offers many picturesque opportunities regardless of the time of year. There is something about…

Morrisville has a new restaurant in town and this vibrant eatery and scene is just what the borough needs! You may recognize the Yardley restaurateurs, Nicole and Frederick Rabena. They own and operate Mil-Lee's Diner, La La Lobster, Yardley Joe, and Yardley Distillery (Yardley Restaurant Group). They have decided to venture both their craft spirits and culinary passion into the next town over to…

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…

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…

Out of the 26 breweries that make up the Bucks County Ale Trail, Naked Brewing Company gives beer enthusiasts two locations to check-out and enjoy- the original located in Huntingdon Valley and their second taproom, located in the historic Bristol Borough. I recently went to the Bristol brewery, and this charming ale trail stop is definitely one to cross off the list! This brewery offers diverse…

Morrisville is a small, but mighty town. Being the oldest borough in Bucks County, the tight-knit community of Morrisville takes a lot of pride in their local businesses, restaurants, parks, schools, etc. If you've been to the Delaware town, Morrisville, you know there are a lot of neighborhood eateries that are awarded for their uniqueness, quality, and characteristics that make up a portion of…

Bristol Borough is Bucks County’s oldest town, dating back from 1682. The riverside borough proudly celebrates and preserves its rich historical legacy. The homes and buildings in this quaint town, paint the perfect picture of its past through its architecture. The architecture consists of structures that were built before the Revolutionary War, waterfront mansions, industrial worker housing of…

Bucks County is a destination that is enriched in history, culture, and local heritage. One of our area's keynotes is the food and beverage scene. Included in that is the Bucks County Wine and Art Trail. Consisting of seven different wineries, the Wine and Art Trail is the perfect getaway whether you are planning a romantic vacation, a girl's trip or a "Sunday Funday". Each of the seven wineries…

Have you ever left a restaurant experiencing an emotional connection to the food, culture, and owner? Newly opened, Soul D'Lysh in Quakertown, provides a sense of comfort, pride, and joy that will make you want to return again and again. Owners, Alysha Holmes and her husband, Keith Morris, opened this black-owned, soul food restaurant back in April 2022. Alysha began her career in the medical…

Coming home for the holiday season and looking for something to do with friends or family? Spend the day in Doylestown and check out the new exhibit at the Michener Art Museum, Walk This Way: Footwear from the Stuart Weitzman of Historic Shoes, before walking on over to lunch at the new, Las Frida's Mexican restaurant! I recently had the chance to do both with my mom, and we had a fun Saturday…