Enjoy views of the water while dining on a fancy feast at one of these gorgeous riverside restaurants. Whether you're indoors or outdoors, dining waterside is enjoyable any time of the year!
Dine along the water at one of Bucks County’s oldest inns, the Black Bass, located in Upper Black Eddy! Amid the history and breathtaking views of the Delaware, feast on Charleston Meeting Street Crab, their signature dish, topped off with a Basstini.
Relax along the water at Canal Street Grille, located in Yardley, as you enjoy a fusion of Greek and American cuisine. Their unique menu, coupled with a wide range of vegetarian and gluten-free options, ensures there’s something everyone will enjoy!
Since 1995, Charcoal BYOB has been a family business in Yardley. Anton (Tony) Plescha, the man who started it all, still has reigned over lunch, but now his sons use their creativity during dinner service. Patrons can enjoy seasonal recipes, like Ricotta Dumplings and Barbecued Jerk Spiced Grouper.
Located behind the historic Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, admire the Delaware River behind the sliding garage-style window doors at the Playhouse Deck. Order the classic Deck Burger, or something with seafood, like the North Atlantic Salmon or Pan Seared Scallops.
Join Chef Francisco Argueta at this riverside BYOB near Washington Crossing for an evening of Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. Begin your meal with a refreshing Caprese Salad followed by a sumptuous serving of Pasta alla Cioppino. Bon appetit!
Kaitlin Nasevich is Visit Bucks County’s Marketing and Communications Coordinator. She loves going out to eat with her friends and family and heading out to get ice cream afterwards. You can occasionally find her at the Newtown Bookshop checking out the newest selection they have to offer!
