3 Best Sunday Lunch Restaurants in Doylestown

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. The Water Wheel Tavern

4.5

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary American • Doylestown

Booked 9 times today

Water Wheel Tavern is an historic Bucks County landmark originally built in 1714 by John Dyer, an English Quaker. It existed for centuries as a water wheel driven grist mill, and later hosted both a post office and a general store. The mill was transformed into an inn and tavern with the repeal of prohibition in 1933.Now, after an extensive industrial chic renovation, we invite you to experience our comfortable ambiance, diverse menu and hard working professional staff!*High tops & Patio tables are non reservable, but we will make every attempt to accommodate your request.*

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2. Earl's New American

4.6

Exceptional(2155)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary American • New Hope

Booked 102 times today

Located in Peddler’s Village in the scenic countryside of Bucks County, Pa, Earl’s New American offers a polished, casual dining experience with creative, contemporary cuisine using the freshest, seasonal ingredients. The 140-seat restaurant has a full bar, private banquet and meeting facilities as well as outdoor patio seating. To make reservations, call 215-794-4020. Visit http://www.earlsnewamerican.com/

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3. The Pineville Tavern

4.5

Awesome(2045)

Price: Moderate

• American • New Hope

Booked 23 times today

Established in 1742, The Pineville Tavern has been a landmark in Bucks County for centuries. We have built its foundation on a tradition of fresh, homemade food, a diverse menu, and most importantly, by valuing our team. We take care of each other and together we take care of you, the guest.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. The Water Wheel Tavern

2. Earl's New American

3. The Pineville Tavern

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